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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1915
Page
10
Fragmented ad copy describes antiseptic powders and foot baths as practical treatments for foot issues, mentioning equipment at Fort Wayne and hospital corps at Fort Way. Vague references to Sykes and Wilen’s Moot-aue appear, with unclear context and marketing tone.
An item promotes Morse extract of sarsaparilla for health while reporting a fire at Thomas Patterson Co. and a bandit killing. It notes two fire deaths, an explosion, a toppled building, and property loss. Separate dispatches mention American gold balance, cabinet notes, and a California wine shipment plan to New York in a tanker.
Miss Mabel Stark, billed as an Wild Animal Dentist, examines her pet tiger Duke and performs a safe tooth repair using a small steel saw to save a new tooth. She trains wild creatures and appears with the Barnes circus in Butte on June dates, bringing a dramatic program of educated tigers and a lion act.
An 1880 setting in a Celtic town features Jauncey Olcott in a sparkling Irish romance where ward Mona disrupts a bachelor lawyer Dennis O Malley’s ordered life. Mona maneuvers a happy ending as he seeks a wealthier, younger match, with strong dialogue and sentiment. The page also previews Juggernaut, a five part motion picture with a $25,000 climactic train wreck scene.
The article surveys Broadway and West End movements with discharges, contracts, and new works. It notes Claire to lead Ziegfield’s new venture in New Amsterdam, Calve’s fatigue from vaudeville, and Wilton Lackaye with Helen Ware joining a company. It mentions Mrs Petrova on wage equality, Tommy Atkins songs in the trenches, and a shift in European acts amid Shubert policy changes. Belmont and Manners productions, Sir George Alexander at St James, and John Forbes Robertson’s farewell American tour wrap the round-up.
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