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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1918
Page
2
An old ad promotes Tis bath for tired feet with claims of quick relief from corns and pains. It urges readers to buy a Zi cent box of Mz at rug or department stores for foot comfort and happiness. It emphasizes numbingly dramatic promises of comfort and freedom from limp.
Paris reports ninety two Austrian divisions have been thrown into the war near Italy, three quarters of the army under Field Marshal Boroevic. About one million Austrian troops are engaged as Papera notes the Plave passage and Treviso Montello line. Allied air losses are reported at one, while four enemy machines are downed.
Washington June 18 Hearings on prohibition amendments to the emergency agricultural appropriation bill resumed before the Senate agricultural committee with Wayne T Wheeler of Columbus Ohio for the Anti Saloon League as first witness He urged that a Jones amendment to prohibit beer and wine sales during the war be reported favorably and argued liquor traffic harms the army and navy Levi Cook for the National Distillers and Wholesale Dealers Association warned adoption would hurt revenues ruin merchants banks and lending firms Norris Nebraska proposed an alternative to bar selling or transporting distilled spirits for beverage use and to prevent using food products for beer or malt liquor but would not ban beer or wine sales during the war
Washington reports the Thirty-second division, National Guard units from Michigan and Wisconsin, is now fighting in Alsace on German soil. The division, commanded by Maj. Gen. William G. Hann, trained at Camp MacArthur, Texas, and has been identified by the Germans since entering action. The War Department formally announced the development.
Washington report states Captain Frederick C. Spang of the quartermaster corps was dismissed after a court martial for selling empty sacks to civilian dealers at Camp Trask. The war department announced the action amid broader wartime notes on discipline and mobilization.
Historic baseball recap shows Boston defeating St Louis 4 to 1 as Fillingim holds Visitors to two hits. Doak struggles early, Boston takes eight of fourteen from Western series. Other games note Brooklyn loss despite Vaughn’s three hits and two misses, Chicago and Pittsburgh close scores, and Detroit Cleveland Washington totals reflect erratic offense and pitching across multiple matchups on June 18.
Butte Red Cross chapters call for 400 women in Red Cross uniforms to march. Volunteers must sign at headquarters soon. Plans include a red Cross rose theme, white veils in squares, and trust that Butte women will outpace others in turnout. Local units meet daily at various venues and schools with open invitations to join.
Stop Itching Ee promotes a ze mo antiseptic liquid for eczema tetter pimples rash and skin troubles. An extra large bottle costs $1.00 and healing begins on application. It is non greasy, non staining, and marketed by The E. W. Rose Co Cleveland Ohio.
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