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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1925
Page
7
An ad warns that boils and skin eruptions signal blood impurities and promotes 8.8.8. as a permanent cure. Claims it removes boils and clears skin, advertising two sizes of the vegetable medicine available at drug stores.
Mrs. Harry Ashcroft of Covington Kentucky describes severe abdominal pain and fatigue that prevented standing for housework. After trying Vegetable Compound and Blood Medicine plus Sanitative Wash she regained strength and offers to advise other women, noting cold hands and sweating days improved.
A National Electric Light association report presented in San Francisco shows customer stockholders in 208 electric companies rising from 4 044 in 1914 to 947 367 in 1924 under the customer ownership plan. The report notes a democratic mix of occupations among investors and calls electricity a basic daily life factor with broad private investment gains.
The Studebaker Corporation of America unveils a major policy shift highlighting ongoing model improvements and perpetual innovation. With record sales and high customer satisfaction, the firm promises to deliver better motor cars year after year without regard to calendar timing.
A study of 243 iceboxes found 140 remained above 50 degrees Fahrenheit, making them unsuitable for food preservation. Researchers say bacteria multiply rapidly above 50 degrees and are held in check below it, so improperly cooled fridges act as incubators for microbes.
King Boris escaped assassins last spring then, as a self taught mechanic, repaired a British charge d affaires car after its breakdown. He had previously driven the Orient Express and now uses hands on skills to fix the vehicle personally.
The Montana supreme court heard arguments on whether Petroleum county was wiped out by a boundary shifting act affecting Fergus and Judith Basin counties. The state seeks to oust Petroleum officials, arguing boundary changes doomed the county. opponents say the act lacked authority and misnamed Petroleum. The case was taken under advisement.
A communication from the secretary of state to the Butte police department states that transferring a license from one car to another is a legal infraction and will lead to prosecution. The note aims to clear up impressions that licenses can be moved between vehicles.
J. Weinberg of the Weinberg fashion shop has returned home after six weeks abroad studying new styles in eastern markets and California. He plans to appeal to Butte’s well dressed women with his purchases and expresses delight at returning amid cooler weather. Gas in Medicine Hat and Vienna costs less than labor as street lights burn around the clock.
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