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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1920
Page
6
A vintage advertisement describes a moist cloth hair treatment that cleanses dirt and oil, leaves hair glossy and invigorated, and supposedly prevents brittleness. It touts dandruff relief and a youthful sheen, urging readers to purchase at the toilet counter.
The Montana state board of land commissioners will vote to alter future oil and gas leases. Key changes include higher loyalty payments to the state and a requirement for each lessee to drill a well within 18 months of signing. The move targets speculation amid rising demand for oil leases.
In an injunction matter the Royal Baking Powder company sues the Montana state board of health over label conformity. The board will deny the allegations and present grounds for action while admitting no quality objection to the goods. Attorney General Ford arrived to oversee the case.
A historic health ad promotes "Salts" as a gentle stimulant for the kidneys and urinary tract. It claims grape juice and lithia form a safe effervescent drink, flushing wastes, neutralizing acids, and preventing bladder weakness. Advice urges daily morning use for several days and continuing water intake to maintain kidney cleanliness.
Joe O Neill traveling secretary of the Chicago White Sox died at his home in Chicago after a day of pneumonia. He was 35 and had served the club for nine years.
An old home remedy promotes Pinex with sugar or syrup in a pint bottle to treat coughs. Promises quick relief from bronchitis hoarseness and croup, claiming instant soothing action and safety for children. Sold by druggists with a money back guarantee.
Scientists report a simple inexpensive method to remove an outer veil of facial skin for unsightly complexions. A mercurial Star wax sold by druggists is applied like cold cream and washed off in the morning to reveal a younger tone beneath. The process is claimed to cleanse pores and improve skin color and natural beauty.
An advertisement touts a phelactine based hair removal method that claims to remove roots completely in the home without a expert, unlike depilatories or electrical methods. It asserts safety for children, odorless and non-irritating, with directions provided and available at drugstores.
A letter inquiry from William T Buggy of Ivy Villa Fethard County Tipperary seeks details on the death of his uncle Thomas Buggy who died in the city on July 11 The registered letter noting the death was sent December 28 1919 and returned February 16 this year It is believed Thomas Buggy a 43 year old assayer and resident of Butte since 1884 had only relatives in Aurora New York and was buried there Pope Benedict announced appointments including Edmond Melan as bishop of Sioux City Ruiz as auxiliary archbishop of Mexico James MacLaskey as bishop of Five Philippine Islands Gerardo Anaya as bishop of Chiapas and Marco Bergin Goding as bishop of Zulia A Denver arrest of Samuel Carr famed as Firebug on an old arson charge linked to a larger arson syndicate was reported along with prior nine year old charges and other defendants
Senator Poindexter of Washington announced plans for a Friday departure on a speaking tour through the Midwest and Plains. The itinerary lists stops in Yankton South Dakota Mitchell Huron Watertown Aberdeen Sioux Falls and Bierce with dates from March 16 to March 20.
Jonasetta and John Duggan were reappointed deputy constables by Constable Reynolds of South Butte township on February 29 morning after the death of Charles Av. Swanson from a gunshot on Harrison avenue. Their commissions end with Swanson’s death. county commissioners hold the line on successors. The two men are assigned to enforce prohibition laws from the county attorney’s office.
An old remedy uses Sage and Sulphur to restore faded hair to its natural color. A modern bottle of Avyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound is advertised as improving the preparation with added ingredients. A downtown druggist claims it darkens hair evenly and naturally, with a simple dampened brush application.
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