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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1923
Page
8
A vintage ad urges readers with backache and fatigue to use Doan’s Kidney Pills. It claims kidney weakness causes headaches, dizziness, and irritability and cites Jas. D. Ehrmann of 795 Cherry St as a testimonial after curing his kidney pains.
Physicians and hospitals endorse Moone's Emerald Oil, a two ounce bottle sold by City Drug Store. The preparation claims to normalize enlarged veins and reduce goitre, glands, and wens. Mail orders accepted and a money back guarantee is offered if results are not achieved.
Druggists in the county are authorized to offer a full pint bottle of Allenrhu to rheumatic sufferers with money back if it fails to relieve pain and swelling within twenty four hours. James H. Allen claims years of testing and guarantees satisfaction, City Drug Store will supply it, mail orders accepted.
Mrs Knievel and relatives from Perry Iowa and Nebraska plan a summer stay at 2614 Bayard while Mrs Carhill visits Seattle. Local society highlights include theatergoers at Rialto, Mrs Jee Bryant’s ties to Butte Anaconda, and guests of Mrs Bucher and Mrs Morgan. Social events feature card parties at Floral Park church and visits across Helena, Deer Lodge valley, and Yellowstone trip plans.
England to United States lines adopt pay as you enter liquor traffic. Ships will carry only what passengers order, with booze forms collected beforehand. The Majestic will sail with supplies based on anticipated demand, paying for orders on board up to signed limits.
Paris reports that major British and French steamship companies plan to respond to U S dry regulations inside American waters. If crowds of passengers prefer United States lines, the White Star Cunard and French lines may join to replenish wine and liquor on eastward voyages beyond the three mile limit. Companions will monitor whether passengers rue the lack of liquor.
Charlie David Cole, a Pueblo railroad firefighter, credits Tanlac with restoring his appetite, weight, and energy after a severe decline. He reports sleeping well and working without fatigue, praising Tanlac as a life changer. Tanlac and Tanlac Pills are sold by druggists nationwide.
George Brailey and Grace Fuge were married Saturday at the Trinity M E Parsonage with Rev. Frederick Spencer officiating. Best man and bridesmaid were William Brailey and Violet Brailey. After a honeymoon the couple will live in Butte. The Trinity Epworth league held a fine entertainment with the play Her Son's Sweetheart. Orville Williams is ill on Missoula avenue. Trinity church will have a formal opening July 6. Mrs Dominick Ashza returns from California for her brother's funeral. Ladies' Aid of Trinity M E church meets Wednesday at 2 30 p m. Montana conference district rally at Mountain View church June 26 and 27 with Bishop Burns speaking. Students in the daily vacation school will picnic at Big Butte today leaving the church at 1 p m.
Earl Selway, a longtime Dillon resident born in Dillon, died at his home after a lingering illness from tuberculosis at about 43. He was the oldest son of the late Robert and Julia Selway and left a wife and daughter, his mother, two brothers Roy and Warren, and four sisters Maud Julia Anna and Mrs. D V Erwin. All siblings resided in Dillon or nearby.
Dillon June 25 Fred Thompson Joe Cherette Mike Macklin Cassie Caffee and Jack Ramsey were gathered in a raid on a cabin in Hogans alley. Thompson and Cherette faced possession of moonshine charges while Macklin Caffee Ramsey were charged with possession and sale and Ramsey was picked up on the street. Ramsey pleaded guilty in justice court yesterday morning. The other four pleaded not guilty and were released on bonds of 250 each.
Dillon, June 25. President Warren G Harding will stop in Dillon Friday morning. The train will arrive and be held about 30 minutes for a public speech. The Knights Templars, in Dillon for their annual session, will assist in greeting the executive.
Astrologers warn of a doubtful day with Mercury adverse and Jupiter aiding success only with caution. Er, since events include potential misunderstandings in letters and heightened emotional scrutiny from elders, plus possible global unrest, traveling boosts and notable personal changes loom for Cancer natives born on the date.
Montreal June 25 A P jockey Charles Jordan was trodden on when his horse and two others fell in the second race at Delorimer park this afternoon He died tonight at Royal Seinee hospital from a fractured skull and injuries sustained in the incident.
Peggy O'Brien 19, who drank carbolic acid in Anaconda city jail, remains in critical condition with severe burns. She is now at St. Ann's hospital. exact injuries will be assessed in days. Police detained her after a disturbance near a cabin on Pennsylvania avenue. Chief Cullen and Officer Bentley transported her to jail.
James R. Coleman died in Deer Lodge after a short illness of pneumonia. He was born March 19, 1876, in Deer Lodge valley and educated there and at Ploughkeepsie Business College. He married Freda Stark in 1966 and leaves a son in Seattle, his mother Mrs. C. J. Coleman, and brothers Paul and Louis J. Coleman. Funeral in Deer Lodge at 2 pm with Rev. W. J. Atwood, Hillcrest Cemetery interment.
The Anaconda Independents start a three game series against a City league pick team from Deer Lodge Wednesday. Bowden, touted as a top junior league pitcher, should start for the Independents with Emmons catching. Manager Mallow says Conley and Swanson will be held in reserve for the opener.
Chief Cullen announced that recent measures by the Anaconda police department to enforce traffic ordinances are working. Streets are reportedly free of speeders during the day as new officer Leon R. Bentley arrests many violators over the past two weeks, and the strict handling in police court is curbing speeding.
Stop backache and kidney bladder trouble with Foley Kidney Pills. Mrs Feber of Medford Massachusetts reports relief after suffering from backache sleeplessness and weakness. Paxson Rockefeller advert promotes the pill as a remedy for dull headaches tiredness and urinary issues.
The note explains that June originally had 30 days under Romulus, then four were removed, and later those days were restored.
Authorities ended the probe into John E. French's death at the Warm Springs state insane asylum after autopsy findings showed no clear cause. Guards Lee Perry and A E Evahn were dismissed, with no inquest and no charges against them or other implicated staff.
A Deer Lodge bulletin lists a son born to Mr and Mrs Richard Berlin on June 24. R D Larabie, Mary Ader nee Lowry Ryan, Vayden Mullens, J P Phalen, Mrs Joseph Healy and daughter, Dr Henry Pepper and his ill mother, Guy Bliss and family, A C Spencer, Mary McShea, Mrs Frank Walters, Esther Briggman, Mrs J A Dunn and Kathleen, Johanna Jacobsen, and Frank Vie all mentioned for visits, moves, and travel within Montana communities.
A user reports that MEDIUM BROWN HAIR looks best of all following use of Golden Giant Shampoo, noting improved luster and manageability. The testimonial emphasizes color and texture enhancement achieved with the product.
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