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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1921
Page
12
Rumors of Charlie Chaplin leaving his buffoon persona are confirmed as he completes The Kid a six reel feature from First National. Critics note he maintains his character while delivering drama and humor, challenging audience expectations in a story where laughs mix with tense moments.
P. J. Whitty, former police judge and present Democratic candidate, canvasses actively and feels confident at the polls. A printer's line in a Standard issue stating Patrick Morgan as not completed was misread as applying to Whitty, causing confusion about ballot eligibility.
Frank Lane and Jim Lane, ages 13 and 17, were tried before Judge Grimes on charges raised by their elder brother Charles for late hours and unruly conduct toward their mother. The court gave them a warning. Two unrelated men faced drunkenness charges. one forfeited a $10 bond and the other was fined. Clarence Carter, charged with vagrancy after claiming his partner would not work, was dismissed after stating his companion could not be paid until Saturday. Carter had 55 cents when arrested and sought 30 more for laundry.
Ladies of the Central Presbyterian church will serve a dinner in the parish house adjoining the church this evening from five until eight oclock. Considerable preparation has been made for the event and there is every reason for a good crowd.
Butte high school students prepare the Mountaineer green edition dated March 17 in honor of Ireland’s patron saint. Staff includes editor Anna Marvin and editors Craig Carroll, Lydia Maury, with reporters McAuliffe Seaman Metcalf Elderkin McPhail and Sullivan. Billings agent F B Mitchell of Northern Pacific Burlington railroads visited Butte. Pacific Fruit Express rep F M Murphy also in town.
A fragment discusses a method for reducing body fat labeled the Marmeia Method. It mentions a weekly cadence of two to four pounds and a claimed balance of safety and ease, noting that excessive dieting or exercise is unhealthy. The source text is fragmented and mentions Woodward A. raises doubts about harm.
North ern Pacific travel agent L P Gellerman visited Butte yesterday on business. Also includes an advertisement extolling Foley's Honey and Tar cough remedy with a testimonial from Mrs Anna Stein of Covington Kentucky praising its effectiveness for her son who suffers bronchitis and various coughs.
A vintage in print remedy claiming Ely's Cream can open blocked nasal passages, relieve head colds, and stop hawking headaches. It promotes immediate soothing of swollen mucous membranes with a small bottle, promising instant relief and night comfort.
The review lauds Ruddigore as original and fresh, a vivid comic opera with stage setting costumes and a tuneful score. It highlights Mad Margaret’s contralto solo The High Noon Robin Oakapple and the duets of Richard Dauntless with May Rosebud and Robin Oakapple with Old Adam Goodheart. The finale It Really Doesn’t Matter caps the piece as a master work of mirth and melody.
Attendance at the Knights of Columbus gym and swimming classes is rising rapidly. Three women's classes were held last evening from 7:80 to 9:45, each lasting 45 minutes, with scheduling arranged to fit demand. If growth continues, an additional day will be needed to accommodate all members.
Trial before Judge Grimes heard Pat McGlinn admit a moonshine problem that led to neglecting his children. Chief Murphy Humane Officer Gilligan and the court debated probation as McGlinn, drunk with his 12 year old daughter present, faced his past. Gilligan urged leniency to allow restoration of his family and cattle care at the Rocker area ranch.
A jury awarded plaintiff C A Lewis $200 after short deliberation yesterday afternoon in the case against Peter Lambros for failure to allow occupancy of premises on West Park street. The Metals Bank Trust wall case against W J Wi was dismissed without prejudice, while the Walsh and wife versus East Butte Mining Co case was continued to March 14.
An old advertisement argues rheumatism stems from tiny bloodborne germs and touts a blood cleanser as the only effective treatment. It promises relief by removing disease-causing agents from circulation and offers free literature from the Swift Laboratory in Atlanta, Georgia.
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