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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1920
Page
4
A vintage advertisement urges girls to use Danderine to restore life and color to dull lifeless hair. It claims a mass of long thick gleaming hair, with a bottle of the tonic refreshing the scalp and reducing shedding. The copy emphasizes vitality, brightness, and abundant hair.
An old remedy promotes yellow mustard for sore throats and tonsillitis. The ad claims heat relieves pain quicker, markets Reay’s Mustard and similar preparations costing 30 to 60 cents, with mailing from Bruggists or by mail.
Washington rivals the case with a weary push and pull as lawmakers fret over every vote. The piece notes fear of missteps, party accountability, and the pressure of election year politics. It highlights Republican and Democratic risk aversion, the need to dodge controversial bills, and the public’s volatile stance on policy. A reflective parable about a boy avoiding danger summarizes the mood.
Chief Jere Murphy announces disruption of a gambling game labeled playing the races at a resort on East Park Street. He leads a raid with Capt. Mike O'Donnell. suspects Jack Nolan James Bentley and Pat Sullivan tried and fined for gambling as court opens. Several others face lesser penalties for disturbances and vagrancy. race books charts and poker chips seized.
Philip Bruce, age 19, will travel with his parents starting in Newtonville. They plan to visit China, Japan, Greece, and India, aiming to be away about a year and a half. Mr Bruce teaches mathematics at Boston University, and their son is a pupil at Horace Mann School.
A special committee of Aldermen Wile son Hoss and Hardcastle will meet at 4 PM in City Hall to decide if the city treasurer can call in all registered city cash. Mayor Stoddon has invited local bankers to join. The panel also considers discounting warrants at 2 percent amid reports some warrants were cashed without discount. The city council meets in regular session tonight.
Announcement says the Grafonola Twins arrive in Butte to appear at How-Fd music store windows for dance step demonstrations. Manager Weber claims New York act inspired western tour and notes twins’ lifelike, but their identity and human or wax form remain unconfirmed. Performances slated Wednesday through Saturday afternoons at 219 North Main Street.
Police report George Mason, held in city jail, facing postponement as detectives Gerry and Rodda pursue a robbery case against him. Victim Louis Krueger, found unconscious near Vroomblock alley, says $ watch valued at $85 and an $800 overcoat were stolen. watch recovered, coat possibly later. Krueger, a rancher near Dillon, identifies the assailants.
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