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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1913
Page
6
An old advertisement touts Gets-It as a quick corn remover claiming a two second application that makes corn shrivel and disappear. It markets no salves or bandages needed, pledges no blood poisoning risks, and lists Chicago and several druggists as sellers.
Summer skin troubles in babies like sunburn prickly heat and heat rash are described with remedies including Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soap. A doctor’s prescription Preparation Tresl Hol is touted as safe. Free floral samples available by mail from Resinol Baltimore Maryland.
An advertisement touts Cascarets as a quick cure for sour stomach and indigestion. It promises cleansing of the stomach and bowels, removal of sour, undigested food and foul gases, and relief from nausea, headaches, and fullness. The copy urges nightly use and claims long lasting regularity.
Washington June 23 The senate adopted an amendment to open the Blackfeet Indian reservation in Montana under new terms shaped by Secretary Lane and tribal rights The measure creates allotments of 10 acres irrigable land and 320 acres for religious missions funds irrigation costs and annual charges deducted from tribal funds A three member commission will classify lands for settlement and the act sets payment schedules and options for homestead entry with protections for veterans and teachers and a later sale plan to fund tribal education and agency needs
An expedition led by Dr A E R Wellaston to Mount Carstensz in Dutch New Guinea faced severe weather and rugged terrain. After months of ascent attempts, supply issues and near-summit retreat, the party reached high camps but could not secure the final ascent. Losses included equipment and diaries, but expedition gains included birds and plant specimens.
Duluth will run city government on a strict cash basis with no new permanent improvements authorized beyond ongoing projects. The finance commission will oversee spending, aiming to curb political manipulation of funds and ensure fiscal discipline.
Washington reports state department notes no talks with the czar or Russia on a new commercial treaty after the 1832 pact ended. Officials say any overtures must come from Washington as diplomatic ties remain in limbo amid changes in St. Petersburg.
Seattle a tune 2 Ernest De Koven Leffingwell Arctic explorer who has made two trips to the far North sailed for Nome Alaska today He will await Vilhjalmur heading the expedition from Victoria to cooperate with the Canadian expedition Leffingwell will go to Barrow to recover instruments then resume Arctic work aboard the Nome bound steamer Also aboard are Silistee Hourd Draper and Leslie big game hunters joining Captain Lula Lane expedition Polar Bear From Nome the Polar Bear will reach Wrangell to obtain zoological specimens for the Smithsonian Harvard and California museums Japan Missouri has 113 Japanese residents Italy raises one sixth of Europe corn crop.
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