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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1924
Page
11
A peach colored satin negligee in crepe back satin with a long slender silhouette tops the fashion sketch. Delicate colors and eyelet embroidery accent sleeves and coats, with cream or ecru lace sleeves providing contrast. It slips on over the head, no fastenings.
A mixed set of classified notices and ads from Butte and Anaconda including labor affirmations by Paumie Dye House and Laundry Workers Local 25, moving repairs at Madame McCarroll's and Nicholas Lamp Repairing, fabric and rag goods cleaning, pet care, hair and beauty services, umbrella sales, and furnished flats. Also includes a Treasury notice approving The National Bank of Anaconda to commence banking and Anaconda National Bank liquidity update.
Rialto manager Sullivan defends the film Daughters of Today amid criticism from a restless minority. He notes large crowds, family suitability, and strong applause as patrons continue to stream into the Rialto. Tomorrow brings Constance Talmadge in The Goldfish.
Berton Braley, longtime poet of newspapers and magazines, married Elliott Taylor a New York writer in Doylestown Virginia. The couple is on honeymoon in Connecticut. Braley began as a Butte Intermountain cub reporter and later led a Rock in the Box column on the Evening News. His prior marriage was on the Oscar II peace ship in 1915 with William J Bryan as a witness.
Landon Taylor of Dorchester Towa claims FOLEY PILLS diuretic stimulant flush kidneys and boost activity bringing relief. He reports prior weakness dizziness and liver trouble, now feeling fine after use. Paxson Rockefeller. Ady June noted with a 26 day count and ten circuses touring the country.
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