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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1920
Page
8
An ad claims Danderine restores life and brightness to hair, preventing loss, dandruff, and thinning. It promises new vigor and thickness after several applications, noting a cheap bottle can be bought at drug or toilet shops.
An advertisement extols Sulflutd as a safe, effective cure for rheumatism and related pains. It claims the product replaces hot springs therapy, promises quick relief, and offers a money-back guarantee if it fails. The copy targets readers with rheumatic and joint ailments, stating the remedy is not a patent medicine but harmless. It urges readers to inquire locally.
Thousands of women suffer kidney and bladder troubles often undiagnosed. Kidney health affects other organs, with back pain headaches and fatigue. Start treatment now with Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root, a physician's prescription available at drug stores. Send ten cents for a sample to Dr Kilmer Co Binghamton NY and mention Anaconda Standard.
A woman troubled about ten years by stomach and catarrhal pains reports relief after using Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. She claims the remedy stops attacks, calms the digestive tract, and prevents problems like appendicitis, with money-back guarantee.
Canadian trout stored over a year at Henningsen Produce in Butte will be allowed for local sale after tests by federal chemist A W Hansen and city meat inspector Dr George Jermaaphencon. About 11 000 pounds were examined. results showed limited oxidation and no clear adulteration, leading authorities to permit market sale pending further oversight.
The sixtieth annual statement of the Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States shows continued progress in 1919. New insurance totaled 455,839 dollars, outstanding policies reached 2,270,000,000 dollars, and 90,000 policyholders were served with death claims and other benefits. The average issued policy rose to 3,229 dollars from 2,743 in 1918, with a significant rise in monthly income and group employer policies. Despite influenza-driven claims, 87 percent were paid within 24 hours after proof of death.
Police commission set no date for the hearing on graft and extortion charges against Butte officers James L. Casey and James Cusick. Ethel Lane accuses the pair of visiting her home over two years and demanding money under threat of arrest. Chairman Dr. Jackman was absent, delaying action.
Amid an artiste bower of wista and Japanese lanterns the annual Spring Evening at the Hennessy store drew crowds on the third floor. Dilton Shestra played from 2 to 4, with models presenting Agured crepe and gold cloth directoire hats in fresh designs. The event featured Miss Daisy Moor and others, promising new gowns this afternoon and continued viewing until closing time.
A city ordinance upheld by Judge Grimes fines a cab driver for blocking depot approaches and near the Northern Pacific line. Police testimony tied Alexander Shanahan to the case, with appeal noted as the defense claims only one cab company may violate the rule, while authorities cite patronage protection.
A grandmother begs the three locust children to slow down at the table. Grandad Locust recalls a tale of haste and greed during a long journey with a crowd, where greedy youngsters tumble into a ditch and flames, while the careful avoid disaster. He uses the story to teach patience and no pushing.
Stephan Friedrich, ex Hungarian premier and former minister of war, was wounded in an apparent attack while driving across a Budapest bridge. Initial reports claimed he escaped. The dispatch notes no clear motive and mentions connections to industrial backers amid wartime return promises.
San Francisco public welfare committee hears testimony on steep rent increases. A woman faced a $10 monthly raise after criticizing rents. a male tenant saw rent jump from 27.50 to 75. The hearing, urged by the Housewives League and a Tenants' Pro Association, aims to frame city action. Authorities cite scarcity and rising meat costs as context for broader housing pressures.
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