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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1912
Page
3
An advertisement touts Fe Order as a safe constipation cure avoiding strong drugs. It claims a soothing, effective formula with odorless colorless pills forming a cubelet, usable by all ages without pain or side effects, sold only at Rexan per Paxson & Hovketel stores.
In a Mountain View Methodist sermon pastor Wolke urged deeper personal faith and church revival citing Judges and recent board reports. He warned against idols and urged families to pray together, stressing that a church is a soul saving institution and conversions should rise with devoted daily life.
The sermon at First Baptist argues religion is for Mek and women, urging men to boldly defend convictions. It condemns moral cowardice and praises the heroic Christian as one who risks comfort and wealth to uphold truth and aid others.
A newly opened Newark New Jersey public high school features a five room model flat, a machine shop, and a school of business to train students as wives, workers, and clerks. The program includes housekeeping, sewing, millinery, home sanitation, nursing, cooking, and related crafts, plus manual training courses in forge work, pattern making, wood turning, and drawing. A special room supports practical instruction, with typewriting and business courses offered alongside regular high school work.
The memory of William Switzer, a vid coktier and pioneer raiding mn, was honored at his funeral services on Monday afternoon. Business leaders facilitated burial, Rev. Alehtey spoke, and comrades recalled his service. Interment was at Mountain Vis cemetery.
Fragmented report notes trustees of the Welsh church delaying appointment of a new pastor. Mentions Rev G. Evans of Pennsylvania as holding a temporary role from an unnamed committee. Text contains garbled names and unclear dates, with a monthlong interim cited.
A garbled historical note describes a chase in deep snow with relentless pursuers. The readable text references a march through harsh conditions and a breaking point under intense heat after a walkway collapse, leaving the outcome unclear.
Time Idaho reports March events linking Carlton, Arthur Taunton, and a Kinlem Ore. parolee to forgery. A man accused of forging checks was found with altered signatures and stolen funds. Authorities target a Wells Fargo store ring as the investigation continues.
The Standard’s special correspondent notes new York offerings this week. Nat Goodwin’s Oliver Twist at the New Amsterdam ends with a five minute ovation. Mrs Fiske stars in Lady Patricia at the Empire, with praise for her artistry and a long run anticipated. The Lindy of Dreams at the Hudson features Mme Simont, while Geoge Wyler’s revival of Oliver Twist gathers strong support.
The dramatic spectacle has drawn record money as a strike of hit shows nears. The Century theater production The Garden of Allah is offered for film rights at 150000 dollars but declined. The one hundred fiftieth performance continues into the season with Ames preparing The Terrible Mock starring Edith Wynne Matthisen. Actor John J Wenshaw reports wealth and plans to stay on stage, while Walker Whiteside’s arrival in The Typhoon is anticipated. Disraeli’s recent run leads all, with critics praising strong drama and acting.
A chaotic report from Walla Walla recounts forged checks tied to a Bible and sheriff themes, with references to Craig, Shinkesporro, and Maite as they probe fraudulent payments across banks. The piece mentions an automated tally, a drought era in Washington, and fines for a local offender, plus a theater note on Abbey’s production of McDarragh's What.
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