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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1913
Page
4
Sellers promise instant relief from rheumatic, nervous, and digestive ailments with a science based treatment. An on street demonstration at East Granite Street invites the public to try New Life and prove relief from sleeplessness and joint pain.
Local druggists in Butte begin handling a product named Try-New-Life. The ad claims mysterious effects and markets the item through storefronts on East Granite Street. The piece mentions submerdial houses and a wider Northwest network, urging potential buyers to seek Wisehore for demonstrations.
The readable content is a jumbled OCR passage mentioning treatment, clothing, privacy, and various fragments of names and places. It lacks coherent events, dates, or identifiable subjects to summarize into a clear news item.
The Empire theater opens a strong new bill headline by Pye Ctenjua of Fort Lapansi and a lively lineup including Fatty and the Bandits and Broadway Jones. Audiences are promised engaging stories with noted stars and stage acts, while the Amervicn theater adds additional titles and vaudeville acts to attract thousands this week.
A medical advertising note warns that pneumonia can follow chest colds and promotes Seventy-Seven pellets as a handy, pocket sized remedy. The ad claims early use prevents full illness and urges readers to obtain the vial from druggists or by mail at a stated address.
A fragmentary item mentions Appin and martel in a vague naval context with references to a large dryland vessel and Governor Lésten. The readable text is garbled, offering no definite date, place, or outcome.
A garbled OCR fragment hints at demonstrations of various "policators" and "Try-New-Life" experiments. Mentions electric devices, a writer or presenter, and a Museo-like setting with demonstrations daily from 7 a.m. The exact details are unclear due to corrupted text.
Fragmentary report describes officials and operators involved in a patient focused process. Mentions timing and conditions for applying a treatment and the goal of aiding global good, with scattered references to a hospital and Holi.
A garbled report references Col. Maret J. dweah and Weithy of WRitsville with claims of Neaced Out of $35 and a race setup. It mentions Hayana Uvla planning to sail, a March 1 muster, and a Washington visit for a president’s event. Only a small group of printers noted public interest in the former Venezuelan president who appears to have largely vanished.
An OCR text from Greenwich March 1 describes a Stamford Methodist choir event with marred wording. The passage also mentions a hemorrhage incident and a London area report noting large quantities of items including beef and wine. The fragmentary wording limits clarity on names dates or outcomes.
Review notes a high energy Vaudeville program at the Ensprens theater. Performers including a daring ladder act and a versatile vocalist earn strong audience enthusiasm, with the Wind Tet country troupe praised for novelty and skill.
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