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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1913
Page
3
St Pauls parish children staged a mystery play titled Everyeurl at commencement exercises. The performance featured nine Attic choruses including Spirits of Joy and Rainbow chorus. Diplomas were awarded to graduating members amid evident training and enthusiasm.
Catherine Coleman files a suit for separate maintenance from her husband James T. Coleman citing cruel treatment. Married June 12 1907 the couple has one child Margaret. Coleman a machinist at the Bute Anaconda and Pacific yards seeks $150 attorney fee $50 monthly alimony custody of the child and a restraining injunction.
The Grand presented a two-reel program featuring Tha Tragedy of Big Eagia Mine a Western dreary tale of marriage desertion and a fatal finish. The Death of Baul and When Women Are Police plus Percys Wooing provided varied entertainment with light comedy and romantic drama. Cinderella Cloves and two late Kittens Road items capped the bill with musical numbers and a popular song.
Attendon Alamemhera of St Peters Athietic aseichitlon urged to attend a meeting, urging members to be present at AL HOXL Teg mesting. The document references John Futurepatuce as president and Andrew Flynson expressing sale terms for remaining items. A jagged fragment of gossip and social commentary follows about a dress and fashion display, noting a provocative scene and public reaction.
A local buyer touts Plant Juice as a universal remedy for rheumatic pain, poor appetite, and digestive issues. The Cornwall native promotes the tonic as vitalizing and revitalizing, claiming it cleanses the liver and kidneys, boosts appetite, and strengthens the whole system. Smith's drug store sells it with a money back guarantee.
A satirical lament complains that new dances and fabrics shrink feminine attire. The author mocks modern clothing, cobwebby looks replacing satin and velvet, and laments the loss of stiff petticoats and grand garments.
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