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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1915
Page
9
A vintage ad extols large meals and a product called Sargel to help thin people gain weight. It claims eating six of the most effective flesh-building elements per meal, plus one tablet with each meal, can add three to five pounds weekly. Sold by druggists with a money-back guarantee.
Alhambra Hot Springs advertised cures for ailments with the claim of curative waters. The notice notes proximity to the Great Northern railroad, rates of two dollars fifty cents per day and fifteen dollars per week, four weeks tb, with board room and baths included. Proprietor M J Sullivan invites inquiries from Alhambra, Montana.
The report notes Staggs would be freed via habeas corpus after a four month sentence from Justice Doran, who allegedly lacked jurisdiction for the offense. Meanwhile, Monterey reports describe Mexican civilians fed by Red Cross supplies amid bread lines for war widows, and Robert Camp, an American mining engineer, killed by Mexicans at Monterey.
The forecast notes Mars adverse before daybreak but improving after, Venus offering friendly yet sometimes menacing influence. A safer outlook for the country is promised with summer, while Lunar aspects suggest fluctuations in finance and governance. Uranus signals anger from fires and warnings for waterborne pleasure, with potential for sudden personal crises and notable deaths among financiers. The piece also highlights benefits for editors, publishers, elderly public figures, and night workers, plus wealth from unexplored regions and favorable mining conditions.
A Yale student Arens married Alma V. Hayne, rumored daughter of Crown Prince Rudolph and Baroness Vetsera, in a swift match. He reportedly entered New York from Europe without his bride, leaving friends and family puzzled by the missing princess.
Six youths seizing a handcar at a carnival train ride sparked a wild chase and near tragedy as passengers jumped clear and spectators watched. Reports say two girls aided pumping the car while the rest fled, leaving the scene chaotic and puzzling authorities.
Yesterday the police court heard a busy session. Judge Whitty fined owner Steve Papich and occupant Joe Malich $30 each for a card game at 250 East Park Street. About 20 were caught in the raid led by Lieutenant Dwyer and Detectives Powell O'Donnell and Mitch on Monday night. Charles Van Orden found racing spoils in their possession and was fined $10. Judy Whitty found them guilty and fined $10 each. Will Leary and Peter Johnson were jailed 10 days for vagrancy after being found sleeping in a barn on East Galena Street. the raid extended to a cabin in the cabbage patch.
Len Gillette received 30 days, Mrs. for 10 days, William Mrs. Williams 30 days each, and A Hert Dupre and June Sweeney 30 days each, but all sentences were suspended on the condition they leave the city after complaints from Bre's husband alleged misconduct.
Inquest evidence links suffocation to the deaths of Lembke and Schwend as witnesses describe the cramped pose inside the car near the county road and bridge. Undertaker Quirk and others testified on possible drowning, with details of the bridge and railings noted as factors. Other testimonies discuss related deaths from an aeroplane crash, sacking incidents in Sonora, and various unfortunate events including a palace intrusion and livestock observations.
A sweeping look at major natural wonders from Grand Canyon to American River, big trees, Lake Tahoe, and broader California scenery. The piece emphasizes the awe and value of preserving these iconic landscapes for posterity and public enjoyment.
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