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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1911
Page
2
Advertisement promotes a free copy of The Cook's Book by Janet McKenzie Hill editor of the Boston Cooking School Magazine. It claims 90 tested recipes and color illustrations, with a free copy via a certificate found in 23-cent KC Baking Powder cans, sent to Jagras, Mrs. Co., Chicago Indiana.
This old remedy outlines using Cuticura for scalp itching irritation and hair loss. It describes daily rubbing of a scaly area with Cuticura preparations, followed by a pillow covering and hot water shampoos. The ad notes samples available by mail from Boston and a 32 page skin book.
A vintage style ad targets readers over fifty to use Cascarets for gentle laxative help. It markets the product as non harsh and claims benefits for aging bowels and overall health, urging consistent use like exercise.
A description touts a preventive and curative remedy for bronchitis foughs colds asthma pneumonia and related lung diseases. Claiming doctor approved and widely sold at dealers and by mail, the product is promoted as a universal tonic with free medical advice from the Daily Malt Whiskey Co Rochester New York.
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports Helena voters approved accepting the Helena Water Works kitestone of 400 000 for Hipladt. The council had spurned bids under 1 000 000 after years of debate. The plant would yield about 200 000 yearly gross with net 50 000 after costs, to fund extensions and lower rates. Outcome unsettled for now as controversy continues.
Anaconda Post Office will end Sunday mail delivery next Sunday July 2, keeping the general delivery window open for an hour each Sunday morning. Carriers will deliver only Sunday mail via special delivery or box rentals, with hopes for broader Sunday rest nationwide within six months. Postmaster Harper cites reduced Sunday workload and church labor support.
Senators spar over reciprocity and press coverage as the finance committee weighs amendments. La Follette and Clapp clash on the bill while Simmons and Townsend question its democratic legitimacy and potential court interpretations loom over the paper and pulp clause.
From Chambers Journal a discussion on the gyro compass notes its design, mercury framework, and horizon axis following Foucault lines. It uses a 20 000 rpm electric motor and indicates true north magnetism differently from standard compasses. The device is praised in Germany and being tested by the British Admiralty. A correspondent recounts a Northern Africa expedition with many exotic animals and a planning misprint at Budapest.
Levi Wild of Butte, business visitor, joins J A Boyce's wood works in operation until July. Miles Cavanaugh of Helena and his son Miles Cavanaugh Jr. of Butte are in the city. Mrs Heitz resumes nursing duties at the Tra vidson. St Mark's parish ladies host today at 312 West Fifth Street, hosted by Mrs Harver Showers. Mrs Katherine Buzza from Laurine Michigan visits her mother Mrs Margaret Seimes with her daughter Olive. Joseph Donich of Local Creek, while chopping timber for a mining tunnel, suffered a shallow cut from a flying twig but was treated in town.
An explosion at the Western Powder Company plant at Edwards Station today killed two men and destroyed the facility. The blast, likely sparked by a spark, hurled the bodies about 150 feet and left them severely mangled.
A large delegation departed for Missoula to attend the good roads convention but heavy rains forced an overland automobile trip abandonment. The group includes several ladies, road supervisors, and county officials. A separate note mentions a Washington suit against a publisher's association slated for U.S. court in New York.
A long Paris style crime tale unfolds as Henwood admits marriage amid accusations of letter tampering and threats. Von Phot’s alleged actions and a hotel quarrel frame a chaotic hearing with Springer’s maid called to testify. Authorities flag a broader plot involving stolen letters and black pearls.
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