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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1923
Page
8
An old advertising pitch promotes Doan's Kidney Pills to combat tiredness backache and weak nerves caused by weakened kidneys. It urges readers to act now to avoid serious kidney sickness and suggests asking a neighbor about the product.
Mrs Edgeline of 613 Birch street reports severe back pains and frequent dizziness. She bought Dean's Kidney Pills at Fuller Drug Company and after three boxes was completely cured.
Advertises Allenrhu as the sure conqueror of rheumatism with a full pint bottle guaranteed by druggists and a money back offer. Credits James H. Allen as discoverer and notes City Drug Store will supply it with mail orders accepted.
Cautionary note urges those with swollen veins to obtain Moone's Emerald Oil from City Drug Store. The two ounce bottle is marketed as a powerful germicide treatment that reportedly reduces enlarged glands and wens, with physicians and hospitals using it. Mail orders accepted.
Results from the first round of mixed foursomes show many eliminations with winners advancing to a second round to be played by next Sunday evening. Pairings list multiple matches across first, second, and third flights with numerous participants and organizational names.
Anaconda authorities report ten traffic violators tried in police court over the weekend. Nine were fined for speeding, one for parking too far from the curb. Several bonds were forfeited or trials postponed, with one drunkenness case and a rifle theft referral to county authorities. Evans freed after Hotti withdrew assault complaint.
John T. Goforth an employee of the Milwaukee railroad in Butte tried to hang himself in Anaconda city jail Sunday night by looping a belt around his neck and tying it to a cell top. His actions were stopped by the intervention of the chief of police.
Joforth arrested at the athletic field for disturbance and drunkenness. While being taken to the station the chief’s jitney failed, the prisoner escaped, was recaptured, and later found suspended from the cell roof by a belt. He was cut down and survived. the charge was dismissed next morning and he was returned to Butte by friends.
Matt Larsen of Anaconda and Miss Anna Foldness recently arrived from Bergen Norway were married at the Swedish Lutheran church by the Rev. Mr. Colliander Sunday at 2 o'clock. Ole A. Johnson and Mosserey Johnson were the witnesses. Mrs. Gerald Nagel played organ selections.
Stubborn coughing can lead to serious complications and should be treated promptly with Foley's Honey and Tar. John J. Healy of Pittsfield Mass says he has not coughed since using the product. It relieves coughs colds croup asthma bronchitis and hay fever with no opiates and is the world’s best selling cough medicine. Paxson Rockefeller.
Scrap notes report 1,848,000 sheep lost to disease in South Africa last year while circuses employ up to 3,000 people, and a cubic foot of fresh water weighs about 62 pounds.
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