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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1925
Page
20
A garbled health ad touts eczema remedies and skin cleansers promising cure. Phrases reference blood-cleansing products, non vegetal formulas, and dramatic appearances. The text mentions Jaden Sood and a variety of dubious claims about skin disease treatment, with inconsistent marketing rhetoric throughout.
A historical health ad advises flushing kidneys by drinking a quart of water daily and taking salts to neutralize acids. It claims kidneys weaken from acids, causing back pain headaches and sediment in urine. It promotes Jad Salts and a grape lemon juice drink as a inexpensive remedy, and urges medical kidney exams twice yearly.
An ad-like fragment touts Warner's Compound as a remedy for kidney disorders and nerve issues, promising improved circulation and detoxification. It mentions a free sample from a Warner's base and includes garbled product codes and location hints, reflecting a damaged historical notice.
Lincoln school hoopers swept the grade school tournament claiming both seventh and eighth grade titles with a 9-0 season record. The seventh graders finished third helped by St Peters, while St Paul placed fourth. In final games yesterday morning the eighth grade Lincolns defeated St Peter’s 54 to 3 as the seventh lost to St Peter’s 16 to 8. Referee was Rolt.
Abroad on the Lower California coast the U S Navy prepares its largest submarines, over 300 feet long, for practice. The blue fleet’s nine subs maneuver in surface and submerged formations, using telegraphic oscillators for undersea communication as they simulate rapid, coordinated attacks against the black fleet in clear visibility and calm seas.
W. C. Capron was elected president of the Anaconda Country Club at the annual meeting. F. W. Peckover named vice president. board includes Capron, Peckover, Morrow, Bender, Blair, Catlin and Abbott. Directors to convene next Saturday for remaining officers. Club reports 22 new members this year and strong finances. Discussions covered golf course improvements and date change for the annual meeting from January to May or March.
Members of the Deer Lodge Medical Society prepared to entertain Dr A J Carlson head of physiology Rush Medical College who will visit Anaconda March 21 en route to Eugene Oregon for lectures at the University of Oregon. Medical men across Western Montana planned preliminaries in his honor. Today society members will motor to Warm Springs to welcome Dr H A Bolton who began duties as superintendent of the state hospital.
An advertised corn remover promises quick relief with a tiny bottle priced at a few cents. It claims to remove hard corns soft corns and corn between toes and foot calluses without soreness or irritation.
Local churches in Anaconda list Sunday worship at 10 46 a m and 7 20 p m with Sunday school after morning service Epworth League meets at 6 30 p m and Boy Scouts Troop No 5 meets Monday in garage parlors Prayer meeting Wednesday 7 45 p m Choir rehearsal Thursday 7 00 p m Sermon topics include Three Truths About God and Most Persuaded Swedish Baptist First Swedish Lutheran Zion and First Baptist share service times and events along with youth groups and choir plans Other denominations advertise services and branch conferences with leaders from Helena Portland and nearby towns plus a Theosophical lecture on music at 8 p m and Latter Day Saint gatherings and lectures also noted.
Sheriff James B. Gallagher returned from Tacoma with Mrs. Hester Elford on a grand larceny charge. Elford and Tom Towhey were convicted of Mann Act violations in Tacoma. Elford served 10 days, Towhey a longer term. Elford was released last Tuesday. authorities were informed, leading to her re-arrest and custody along the coast. The daughter, alleged to have stolen money, is the chief witness.
St Peters edged the G Junior quint 23 to 19 in a tense parochial match. McGuire Sindich and McGrath led the visitors while Daly Mulligan and Corcoran contributed for St Peters, with Gypsies noted among the home side’s players.
With six days left to file, about 1200 Macondans have yet to submit income tax returns. R Gilham predicts 200 more filings daily. delays persist this year. Paul A. Van Poppel of Billings assists in the revenue department in the city.
The Anaconda Ri pistol club will host a weekly indoor shoot this afternoon at 4 at the Bitter Root warehouse basement range. The event features a pot luck tournament giving marksmen of all grades a fair chance to win. Club president B Jennings announced the team captains: G F Abbott, William Rodder, William Wagner, R B Abbott, George Jackson, Mike Francis, Harry Tucker, Henry Gustafson, B D Rice, George McFarland, Frank Oldhaber, William Derzay.
Miss Virginia Dodge and Kenneth Woods, both of Deer Lodge, were united in marriage by Justice of the Peace Ed Henrold in Anaconda yesterday. Temperatures rose in Anaconda yesterday with afternoon highs near 42 above after a severe cold snap, with early morning readings around 19 and a climb to 31 by evening.
Greek immigrant Harry Drossos alias Chris Poulos was convicted in Salt Lake City federal court on a white slavery charge. His attorney sought a new trial and he remained on bail while appealing, with reports he traveled to Anaconda and Utah during proceedings before federal officers remanded him back to Salt Lake for the recent conviction.
The spring election for district No 10 will be held in the city on Saturday April 4. Terms of board members Charles Wraith and W D Bennett expire this spring. Next Monday the school board will set the date for the mass meeting where candidates will be announced. The mass meeting must be held 10 days before the election. Deputy Clerk and Recorder Barney Hogan posted registrants for city and school elections in various parts of the city.
Representative and Mrs. C A Lemmon arrived back in Anaconda from Helena after his appendicitis operation in the capital city over a month ago. Peritonitis followed the surgery, leaving him in serious condition for a period. He endured the journey home well and will take time before resuming duties.
A mixed fragment reports Anaganta Bowling at the YM in Butte with players Hudson Beet Durtia Bomitrovich Ugrin Ovich Gy Swanon and others. It notes Barbers beating Engineers at Toscher alleys with high single and three-game scores led by Giel. details are patchy and sourced to Associated Press.
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