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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1916
Page
11
A Chicago mother describes her daughter suffering severe burning itching eczema from salt poisoning. The rash began on the hands and arms, causing sleepless weeks. After trying Caticura Soap and Ointment, the itching and burning subsided. Four jars of Caticura Ointment were used with the soap to complete healing. Sample free by mail.
A distressed tone prescribes a weight loss method claiming a harmless test using Karen Spaules capsules from a druggist after meals and before bed. It asserts rapid fat reduction without starving dieting or strenuous exercise and promises improved mood and buoyancy after a few days.
A testimonial from Mrs. S. Dailey of Milwaukee endorses Plant Juice as a cure for stomach gas indigestion and dyspepsia. She claims immediate relief after one tablespoon and three bottles restored her health, leading her to discharge her physician. Sold by Newbro Drug and Smith Drug in Butte and Anaconda.
The article argues war with Mexico could lead to annexation of border regions rich in mining and oil. It cites historical territorial additions, notes potential gains near Texas New Mexico Arizona and California, and lists Mexican states adjoining the U S with sizes and populations to illustrate possible acquisitions.
Mrs Margaret Rotta former board member from Newry district becomes head of the women’s auxiliary of the Deaconness Hospital Association to oversee the building of a new hospital in Butte. Elected alongside her are Mrs B K Wheeler vice president Mrs D J Charles treasurer and Mrs Carman secretary. Unanimous support marked the auxiliary meeting with plans for the hospital discussed as all members attended. Fishermen near Niantic River Connecticut report record low tides drawing baskets and four bushels of cams. About 2500 miles of US steam railroads have been electrified.
Development between 600 and 800 feet reveals new ore bodies in both Sioux Chiefven north and south branches. At 700 feet a vein averaging 13 percent copper and nine ounces of silver per ton spans over nine feet, while the 800 foot level shows a six plus foot vein with copper around 7 percent and 4.2 ounces silver. North Berlin vein shows four feet at 8.8 percent copper. Sinking continues, Granite Mountain shaft nears 3600 feet, and May output reaches 2,000,000 pounds of copper equivalent and 89,000 ounces of silver from 48,385 tons. June aims for a record, with early week copper over 500,000 pounds.
Director Lynn Reynolds and company including Myrtle Gonzalez Fred Church and Val Paul drove 280 miles in a day to film seven scenes for Red Feather in Palm Canyon near the Mojave desert border. The 130 mile trip to Palm Canyon began the sequence, with drivers Curley Stecker and Eddie McDowd not stopping except for filming. The canyon’s trees, long a local legend, add atmosphere as scenes are shot for It Happened in Honolulu to be shown at Liberty theater Wednesday and Thursday.
Miss Steanson of Livingston visits Mrs. R. Henderson at 521 Front Street before heading to Idaho to see relatives. Ladies' Aid at Grace Methodist Episcopal Church meets at Mrs. Charles Finch’s home. Joseph Hosking of Wickes dies after a long illness. funeral attended with burial at Jefferson City cemetery. Raymond Carroll returns from Omaha after Creighton Medical School. others accompany him home. Various names connected to travel and inspections, including A Sha of Stevensville and F Austin of Detroit, appear in coastal item snippets. An Ophir mine inspection near Tutte Sunday is noted amid broader travel mentions. Electricity exists in Barcelona to charge electric vehicles, but they are rarely seen there.
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