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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1925
Page
3
A health primer on liver function and the bile its role as Nature’s purgative. It explains how bile keeps bowels moving, prevents fermentation and toxins, and signals health through clear symptoms. Recommends Calotabs as a safe, doctor trusted purgative with plain usage directions.
San Francisco June 18 The National Electric Light Association reports that better street and highway lighting could cut night traffic deaths and injuries. In 1923 22 600 were killed and 678 000 injured with $600 million in losses, 85 percent due to autos. The report notes rising municipal interest in bond issues and lighter crime. It also cites underlit homes 49 percent use of electric service and 21.7 lamps per home. The piece discusses women in the electric power industry and a growing leadership role for women in utility fields.
The article notes the hottest day so far this year at 79 degrees. It compares June records from 1920 to 1925, with prior peaks reaching 80, 89, and 90 degrees on various dates. It highlights early June temperatures, a relative May-June comparison, and mentions no sub-zero readings in five years, plus two fair June days.
Vice President Charles G. Dawes telegraphed Cheyenne Mayor Archie Allison that he expects invitations to attend Cheyenne’s Frontier Days celebration. The telegram confirms his anticipated visit.
The telegram confirms arrival on July 24 and notes that Mrs. Dawes and the Dawes children will accompany the vice president, as reported by Governor Nellie T. Rows.
Harold Red Grange, famed Illinois football star, passes on movie contracts to sell ice in Wheaton, earning about a week. He works beside his 19 year old brother Garland who will join Illinois football this fall. In Hamburg, Germany, hardware stores report delays due to bad spring weather affecting building projects.
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