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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1907
Page
4
Two afflicted with eczema on face and hands tried medical treatment for two weeks with no relief then used Cuticura Remedies. After about a month using Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment they were entirely cured. Letter from Mrs Jenny Chambirlain Marev R F D No 9 New York dated May 28 1908.
Bertha Simpson of Alviso California says she suffered over ten years with sores on her legs that left her sick. After doctors failed, a friend recommended Cuticura Remedies. Within four weeks she was well using the Complete Treatment of Cuticura Soap Cuticura Ointment and Cuticura Pills.
St B Crowson of Love Lady Texas dated May 30 1908 reports two children suffered eczema. After using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Pills both children were cured with the remedies, keeping them on hand for future skin issues.
Mrs Leary invited friends to a special memorial service at the Memorial Chapel in Bellevue New York last week for Avinnne Joey Leary. Archbishop Trappan officiated with music from Rossini and other pieces as patients from many nationalities attended. Tea followed in the adjoining room where community members discussed Bellevue sewing and garment donations aiding needy clients at the hospital.
In a lengthy court session McCowan’s court heard Charles Blackmore admit to striking his wife on occasions. He faced a $140 fine and potential further consequences, with testimony detailing the harm caused to a child. The judge lamented the pattern of domestic violence and warned of no further leniency. Other defendants faced fines or looser terms for related offenses as witnesses testified about misconduct and employment status.
An inquest on Upper Main Street found Michael Powers responsible for the fatal stabbing of a man named White. The jury returned a verdict of death by poisoning then a stab wound, with authorities stating Powers planned the act and will face district court.
The sales report notes strong praise for a superior coffee quality with dealer and consumer alike. It says the ante of Supi tol has risen 60 percent in the last three months and that the product is roasted daily and packaged in sealed one or two pound tins for freshness.
In Wien, two men argued loudly and a knife was used. The incident at 19 East Gagnon street left White stabbed and Powers detained. Witnesses testified the men fought repeatedly through the night before a cooling handshake then renewed combat. The jury reached its verdict after brief deliberation.
The article describes a carnival event titled Dixieland presented by a Mississippi riverboat troupe. It notes a neat stage set, a boat entry and a lively performance in the Southern scene, with daily shows beginning next Monday evening and two per formances each afternoon.
The report highlights renewed tensions in Manchuria as continued friction between China and Japan escalates. It notes the recall of consuls in key cities, shifts in Chinese governance, and proposals aimed at settling the Manchurian dispute, signaling broader Japanese policy pressure and potential escalation.
In June 1711 reports say mutiny aboard a Black Sea fleet in Odessa was quelled as crews of about 1,000 sailors opposed bombardment near Papen and the Caucasus. Admiral Tsofteltsky ordered gun dismantling, troops moved to Sevastopol, and hundreds were imprisoned.
Special dispatch describes a man who died after a back injury sustained May 29. An inquest will be held at Richards’ home, with services at Good Temples and Orthodox church, followed by a funeral procession through Whitimore and Mid Broadway. Witnesses Bennett, Birnlets, Rennnett, and Tatlack attended. Rev. George Jewell officiated. A card party is planned by the Gallon Rod Council at Sandal Hall next Wednesday in June.
The record shows Mrs Clara McCarroll of 311 Booth Montony Street identified as the wife of Alvan W Wimball. She explains the evening incident occurred at 1 40 o clock Monday night following a quarrel amid family tensions. Also mentioned are two daughters and other named figures though text remains uncertain.
Dozens of Valenciennes laces and edgings in a wide range of widths and styles offered at half to one-third off. Includes stockings, embroidered collars, handkerchiefs, hose supporters, and silk gloves, with many items deeply discounted and sold by the yard or piece. Prominent brands include Onyx stockings and Amsterdam silk gloves.
Fragmentary notices announce the death of Mrs. J. Jureiany in Butte with service plans at a local church and burial in Salt Lake. Also referenced is the death of Mrs. A. M. Brehany at Saint Marys Hospital after a prolonged illness. The text notes family survivors and pending will details, with scattered garbled lines from unrelated notices and advertisements.
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