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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1920
Page
3
An advertisement claims skin eruptions stem from blood impurities and touts S S S as a radical vegetable remedy. It urges a thorough course to cleanse the blood, promising clear skin and cure, with a free medical consult and orders to visit 612 Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga.
A 1900s style ad touts Bitro-Phosphate as nerve food that strengthens weak, nervous people and restores vigor. It claims five grain tablets improve sleep, mood, and body mass, with Buro-Phosphate aiding food assimilation and weight gain. Caution warns against fat-producing foods for those not seeking weight gain.
Members of the Thomas Ashe branch Friends of Irish Freedom in Butte Mont drafted and endorsed a letter to British premier David Lloyd George criticizing his Ireland policy. The note cites Lincoln era analogies, calls for Irish self determination, and urges removal of the British army from Ireland. Signers include Patrick Meany Nellie O Leary Mary Kennedy Patrick O Leary and Rev M J Hannan.
Dallas reports Texas will cast its 40 votes on the first ballot for William G. McAdore at the Democratic National Convention in San Francisco as delegates depart from Dallas.
Berlin report states several persons were killed at Ulm in riots over the high cost of food. Similar demonstrations spread in other parts of Germany with numerous clashes between police, Reichswehr, and demonstrators.
Dicky turns as leaves rustle and greets Squeedee, who arrives joking he saved the wish. Dicky says he was about to wish for Squeedee anyway. He recalls seeing a queer animal dash along stones and sticks and vanish before identification. He wonders if it was Chatty.
Dicky and Squeedee chase a mystery creature wearing a yellow vest seen near a tree. They identify the visitor as Beechy Martin, whose family lives nearby, and meet Mama Martin who jokes about initial fear turning to friendship.
Dicky explains he harms no meadow folk and urges kindness from boys while Mama Martin hopes for gentler boy behavior. Dick enters a hollow tree house with Squeedee to find three tiny baby martins nestled in a soft nest of dried leaves and grass wearing chestnut suits.
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