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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1926
Page
6
An advertisement touts a new sanitary product promising greater protection and easier disposal. It claims eight in ten better-class women use KOTEX, with laundry free and embarrassment avoided. A 12-pack is sold at a low price, encouraging readers to switch from old methods.
A Cleveland Ohio woman writes that after a first childbirth she dropped to 98 pounds and felt sickly. She credits Lydia B Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring her weight to 116 pounds and enabling her to do housework without trouble.
Fragmentary OCR text advertises railings of steel and romance on Great Lakes Transit vacations. It mentions tickets, reservations, and tourist agents for information.
A long list details wills admitted to probate, executors named, bonds set, guardianships and administrations for numerous estates including Weirich, Tompkins, Williams, O'Connell, and Phelps. Also reported are estate settlements for Metals Bank and Trust, Woodward, and Bauer with appraisers named. and ongoing petitions to sell real estate. Two auto deaths and a Paris dispatch about armed arrests accompany the notice.
Milwaukee boosts buy at home campaign urging residents to buy tickets from local agents through to final destinations. Slogans will be sent to stations including Butte. Memorandum says agent standing and town importance depend on cash received for tickets and freight. Citizens urged to help agents showcase their home town.
Two villages were flooded and three others endangered when a dyke on the Elbe near Dannenberg broke in three places. About twenty five thousand acres were inundated by the floodwaters threatening surrounding fields and settlements.
A fragmented item discusses J Carroll Mansfield’s ENGL OPPOSED stance and those who believed the Son as Tomope. The note reflects heated debate surrounding the Stamp Act era and public reactions to royal taxation. Names and specifics are incomplete due to damaged text.
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