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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1921
Page
18
An old advertising claim touts St Jacobs Oil as a harmless rheumatism cure that penetrates to joints and muscles for instant relief. It promises a small trial bottle from any drug store and claims millions cured over the last fifty years, also effective for sciatica and backache.
A birthday surprise was held for Miss Venita Hauschildt at 1041 South Gaylord Street on a Saturday evening February 26 with games dancing and a late table luncheon served by Mrs Hauschildt. Guests included numerous Misses and Messrs from the community. The Butte Woman's Christian Temperance Union will meet March 11 at 2 20 pm at the Y M C A with a planned program including temperance instruction and Americanization efforts. The Butte Oratorio Society held a Sunday concert at Knights of Columbus chamber featuring the Butte College of Music orchestra piano solos vocal selections and a large list of performers. A Bon Voyage luncheon honored Mrs Charles Sitzer at the North Ixcel sior Avenue home ahead of her Seattle move, followed by a bridge game and a handkerchief shower. Grace Barret Glover presented a piano recital with several students and a notable performance by Martha Gleser aged 8. Personal items note visits and travels among local residents and upcoming musical events in town.
Last week featured Mrs Ruth Barntcoat of North Main street visiting with ted and Mrs Hosskins. Mr and Mrs H E Andrews visited friends in Butte and are well known Dillon residents. Corinda Roberts of Western Union Telegraph is recovering from illness and expects hospital discharge soon. A B Rundblad of Butte was counted among guests at the Baltimore Hotel in Los Angeles during the late week. Huh C Dunn of this city was roistered at the Hotel Rosslyn in Los Angeles last week.
Disjointed notes describe Tin Can Bill and others arguing over an accident with a cow that supposedly caused a man to fail an insurance check. A judge weighs theft cases and quips about peculiar sentences while townsfolk discuss work, cigars, and the moving pictures era.
The M I T F club met February 24 at Mrs Sherril’s South Dakota home with many members and visitors. Officers led a regular program with talks on friendship, sun, and old club times, followed by lunch. The Drama Study club met March 1 with Miss Gladys Huffman on Gilbert Cannan and staged Everybody’s Husband. The Atlas club met at the YMCA with Indian basketry talk and a book review planned for March 4.
Alpha Delphian chapter met at the Y M C A for a Shakespearean program with Miss Mary Lennihan directing. Twelfth Night and Othello were presented with stories and critiquing, followed by musical selections based on Othello with Verdi’s adaptation and English translations. West Side Shakespeare Club hosted a musical evening in the YMCA banquet room led by Miss Heany with Gladys Huffman accompanying. The program featured violin solos by Destabelle and soprano pieces by Mrs Ray Colvin and others, highlighting music and literature themes.
The fragment describes halibut feeding near the seabed and hints at rough conditions in a fishery. It mentions a rare hook and potential escape, with references to a few places or persons obscured in the garbled text. The piece reads like a brief shore report on fishing hazards and catch prospects.
Sybil Brown presents Art pieces by students while Dorothy Wyman and Margaret Roscow are noted among interpreters. Homer club covers ballads topics with T A Daly and Berton Blakey. PEO observes annual guest day and other members plan next meetings. An odd brief mentions Mexico bullfighting amid a Brooklyn headline.
The readable text references peyote bean, congress, Enis Theatte, Ned, and unworked iron bields in the Philippines. It mentions government experts and the United States Bureau of Foreign Affairs, with a Washington Post attribution. The fragmentary source lacks coherent events or dates to confirm a concrete news item.
LONDON Ten Persian carpets once decorating the czar's summer palace are offered in London for 39000 dollars. The carpets allegedly survived Bolshevik seizure and were brought to England weeks ago by Brit, dating back 120 years. They were presented to Alexander I by the Shah and later given to the Prince of Oldenburg, father of the current owner.
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