Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Promises Relief
Knoxville Iowa resident Mrs Ciara Franks reports relief after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills for years of right side pains and weakness. The ad touts the remedy for displacements inflammation ulcers fibroid tumors irregularities and other female ills and invites letters for free advice from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Mass.
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Knoxville
Iowa
Ciara Franks
R.F. D
Lydia EF. Pinkham
Lydia F. Pinkham
Anaconda Outdoors Draws Crowds In Heat Wave
Anacondans fled the heat to lakes and parks west of the city with Silver and Georgetown lakes drawing the largest crowds. Automobiles numbered at least 15 passed west of the canyon while anglers praised a giant trout caught near the district. A respite at Washoe Park featured picnic baskets, dancing pavilion crowds, and a steady breeze easing the heat.
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Silver
Georgetown
Jake Keane
Dobbin
Mill Creek
Washoe Park
Anaconda
Local society notes and advertisements in Anaconda
City items list meetings and events for tonight including National union and Knights of Pythias. Local commerce features sales at Vermillion's and Zoliman's with stage ads and a 421 East Third street candy store sale. Social notes cover residents visiting from Butte Havre Seattle Oswego and New York, alums meeting at the Anaconda high school and family travels.
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East Third Street
Local social notes mention Byrne and Wynne visiting city friends
Patrick Byrne and Miss Anna Wynne spent last Wednesday and the rest of the week with friends in the city. Mrs. K J Boxer and her young daughter arrived from Helena, summoned by the illness of Mrs. Boxer's sister, Mrs. T F Jensen, who was reported resting easily at St Ann's hospital yesterday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Carnahan
Butte
Patrick Byrne
Anna Wynne
K. J. Boxer
Helena
Mario’s Swan Song and Other Features at the Electric
Last night at the Electric theater Vitagraph’s Mario’s Swan Song was the featured film a touching tale of want and distress with a heroic bread quest ending. The Cowboy Girls offers a western melodrama with a comic prank and horse theft capture. Kid’s Treasures and Rastus in Zulu Land provide clean comedies full of laughs.
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Mario
Electric Theater
Vitagraph
Mulligan Enjoyed by Iron Workers at Mountain View Park
The structural iron workers of Anaconda held a mulligan at Mountain View park with a boxing match featuring Red Harrington and Red Russell that ended in a draw when both fell into the creek. A guest wrestled on a lodge pole, while the crowd planned plans for the next celebration.
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Structural Iron Workers
Anaconda
Mulligan
Mountain View Park
Red Harrington
Red Russell
Joseph Hedges
Himelf
Empire Burlesque Show Delights with Varied Acts
The Empire last evening offered a strong burlesque bill headlined by Clauss and Radcliffe whose parodies gymnastic waltz and dancing drew top applause. The Wade Sisters opened with a clever character change act and a Kipling recitation, plus an original closing dance. Andrew McMullen performed Mandy Lane the illustrated song to solid praise. Movies followed with Ramona, The Wreath, and Delhi, a vivid foreign-city subject.
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the Empire
Wade Sisters
Kipling
Andrew McMullen
Mandy Lane
Clauss
Radcliffe
Ramona
Delhi
Judge Advocates Telephonic Trial During Quarantine
Contagious diseases cannot spread via telephone wires, enabling Judge FF EE Bowser of Warsaw Indiana to hear a case from home while his children recover from scarlet fever. He heard the evidence by telephone and fined a young man and sentenced him to 60 days for larceny.
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FF. EE. Bowser
Warsaw
Ind
Children’s Day Observed At Anaconda Churches
Two Anaconda churches held Children’s Day programs with strong attendance and fine music. First Presbyterian and First Baptist showcased pupils from Sunday schools, with recitations, songs, drills, and offerings for denominational education.
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Anaconda
First Presbyterian
First Baptist
Child Drowns in Big Hole River Near Fishtrap Ranch
Coroner John Lawler investigated the drowning of a 3 year old boy, son of Mr and Mrs John Anderson, whose body was found in the Big Hole River by an automobile party from Anaconda. The child vanished for about an hour while playing on a ranch above Fishtrap. It was recovered promptly after being seen afloat by Mrs Gutelius. An inquest status awaits the coroner’s return.
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John Lawler
John Anderson
Fishtrap
Anaconda
W. C. Gutelius
Two Notable Films Open New Bill at Local Theater
Cleopatra debuts on an old subject with detailed, praised storytelling. The Shriners' Pilgrimage documents the New Orleans event from April 14 with strong reception. A Plucky Suitor remains a light comedy, closing with The Walls of Rude featuring scenic views of a charming locale.
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New Orleans
Rude
Anaconda Sparrows rout State Juniors in baseball showdown
The Anaconda Sparrows defeated the State Juniors of Butte yesterday afternoon by a large margin. Curley pitched dominantly for Anaconda striking out 17 batters. Battery: Anaconda Curley Nelson. Butte Whitmore Moulton.
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Anaconda Sparrows
Butte
Curley
Anaconda
Nelson
Whitmore
Moulton
Wisconsin Paper Shipments Furnish Mourning Decorations
Appleton correspondence reports 4000 rolls of paper made at Appleton Wisconsin to decorate Toronto and other Canadian cities in memory of King Edward. Each roll about 100 feet, half black and half purple, totaling over 100 miles of material for windows and streets. It is the largest shipment of its kind from a Wisconsin plant.
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Appleton Correspondence
St. Paul Pioneer Press
Toronto
Edward
Appleton
Wisconsin
It takes nine tailors to make a man joke exchange
A Washington Star exchange features a pun about tailoring and trust with Reginald and a quotation fiend debating who makes a man. The humorous quip reflects lighthearted wordplay amid a newspaper page fixture.
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The
Washington Star
Reginald
Sharp US reply counters Madriz on Nicaragua war
The United States rejected Madriz's protest asserting it prolongs the Nicaragua war and forbids bombardment of minefields while denying any interference with American ships. Washington notes the Venus voyage violated neutrality and reiterates blocade neutrality rules and duty collection by de facto authorities.
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Washington
Madriz
United States
Nicaragua
State Department
Diaz
Mexico
Taft
Knox
Madrid
Olivares
Dr. Madriz
Bluefields
Greytown
New Orleans
Missionary trade influence sparks Japanese commerce growth
The Washington Herald recounts how foreign missionaries opened Japan to foreign goods by introducing simple items like metal wash basins underclothes and pocket knives. A missionary’s presence led to a port store and a major inland trading company with factories producing basins and cotton underwear.
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Washington Herald
Martin
Eldridge
Philadelphia
Tokio
Japan
Trooper Brown and His Horse Fit for War
Tit Bits recounts Trooper Brown of the British territorials as green and his dray-like horse equally unfamiliar with battle. The horse, though quiet and cagey, has learned to keep silent, while Brown waits for a yawn to slip in the bit, amid a first morning parade.
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Trooper Brown
Leutenant
Brown
Rough hands of housewives tempt with home wash tips
A sales pitch notes rough hands as a common trial for housewives. It urges using Fels-Naptha soap in cold or lukewarm water to avoid hot water and hard rubbing, claiming smoother hands if directions on the red and green wrapper are followed.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Optician
Keppler Jewelry Co
Fuller Drug Co
Rexall
East Park Ave
Empire Theater
Clauss and Radcliffe
Andrew M'Mullen
Rastus
Acme
Cleopatra
Shriners
Vale of Aude
Daly Bank and Trust CO
Capitol
Anaconda National Bank
East Park
Yegen
P. Yegen
Charles ER. Farnsworth
M. A. Fulmor
Western Montana National Bank
Missoula, Mont
United States Depository
Wolf
Lebson
RYMAN
Anaconda News
Gers
Stagg
National Union
Harper's
L. A. of
Knights of Pythias
Milwaukee
Vermillion's
Verberckmoes
Zoliman's
Central Labor Council
W. Q. Baldwin
B. C. Walker
Havre
RR. R. Squire
Schlappi
West Fifth
Smith Drug Co
John J. Davis
Hammerslough’s
Mabel Nell
Seattle
Anaconda High School
High School
J. L. Chrystal
Miss
Margaret
Oswego
New York Cities
James £. Messenger
Mr Messenger
Copper City
Dan Gartland
AY the Empire
Burnett
Joseph Burnett Company
Indie St
Boston
M.L. Guiden
Legals
Third Judicial District
State of
Montana
Deer Lodge
Bernard McGreevy
County of
James McGreevy
William McGreevy
Barney Hogan
Bart Hogan
First
First Presbyterian Church
Clark Cole
Baptist Church
First Baptist Church
Irene Cariher
Laura McKay
Linnie Hayes
Eva Beal
Elsie Beal
Josephine Hand
Irvine Hayes
Childs
Big Hole
Magriz
ST Ags
Protection of
Droumummwir
Tion
Victor Light Opera Company
Victor
Ralph
Little Buttercup
Victor Talking Machine Co
Camden
N. J
Victor Records
Anty
Anty Drudge
Big Blackfoot Lumber Co
Bonner
Box
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