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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1912
Page
8
An old advertisement promotes Papey Dirpepaln as a quick cure for indigestion and gas. It claims a single dose relieves symptoms within minutes, promising nourishment from food and overall body strength, and touts Tormentation and sour stomach relief without side effects. It emphasizes a universal stomach ailment across names and conditions.
Julis Deynan released figures on immigration by source of movement and occupation. More than 1,000,000 arrived, with mining workers a small share. Germans brought the most money, English and Irish also noted, Chinese earnings minimal. From 1822 to 1900, total immigrants reached about 2.5 million, with detailed nationality and occupation tallies including servants, farmers, clerks, mariners, miners, and unskilled laborers.
A report on Deb Groeneveld’s lecture praising the Oberammergau Passion play in Bavaria. It notes the village’s history, the religious significance, the staged crucifixion, and the tradition of offerings and supports, with details on the performers, music, and global viewership every ten years. Sweden marks the Monitor victory anniversary with a foreign affairs message to the U.S. propagated by officials.
Dr Groene veld explained a0 views and a sacred drama observed in Oberammergan by Ann 12 years ago. The villagers life remains peaceful as the drama influences visitors. A choir performed hymns and the service featured solemn excerpts, creating a memorable devotional event.
An unclear passage from a Northern Idaho town discusses planned cooperation with Wildwood authorities to address losses by various means. It mentions extended activity, aid rendering, and a timeline around a March period, with references to horses, loads, and local reservations amid shifting routes and weather notes.
Sheriff O Rourke arrived from Kempton Canada with Hall, and the pair discuss plans to settle the debts of Thal Bros. The statement includes warnings against criminal liability and outlines an intent to secure substantial payments toward the firm’s indebtedness. Watson J. Gailey of Amivonda attended a Pythias lodge meeting in Helena during a circuit tour of Montana lodges.
Illy Gammell departs for Sacramento to be with brother George Gemmell who is critically ill with tuberculosis. George Gemmell, a well known figure in Butte, previously served as chief clerk under Clark and recorder, and has mining and business interests in Placer County and other parts of California.
Judge George M Bourquin prepares to move his law library to quarters in the federal building as Chief Clerk George W Sproul meets with Duke Bouranin in anticipation of a federal court term. In other action, Marvel 18 introduces a new Bitter streets and small chocolates from Vallas Candy Co.
A pastor, Abeiles of the Tele factual church, denounces hypocrisy within congregations. He contends believers must live by virtue, arguing that criticizing others’ sins while hiding own faults harms religion and harms public life. He warns such hypocrisy invites divine judgment.
Gillette Stock Company at the Family Theater presents The Celllette in a dramatic performance of Prank Sire to Son. Mar ton Nobles’s plot weaves tragedy, double dealings, and a castle climax with suits, stocks, and family intrigue, delivered with vivid interpretation by the company. The review notes suspense, emotion, and the novelty of the production drawing broad public interest.
Vivid notes on New York cleaning dept and a charming review of The Lost Kitten call it a clever comedy. Patrons applaud as the energetic troupe, including Mora Monette Metin, performs tales of urban life with warm humor and practical insight. The show runs Tuesday and Wednesday, promising entertaining moments and strong performances.
After a three days retreat ending Saturday evening, thirty people received holy communion yesterday morning at St Lawrence's church. The list of those enrolled on the sunikirs includes Margie Farry, Tut Sidley, Julia Lenihan, Mary Treed, Nee Wilvot, Anna Kingella, Marcella Lynch, Mary O'Leary, Angie Waldie, Severina Ant, Vincent Vetuell, Marie Lynch, Mamie McCurtty, Stary Tiggins, Mary Shea, Gertrude O'Leary, Mary Meehan, Nellie Downey, Eileen McDonald, Catherine Herley, Catherine Reed, Abbie Dorsey, Hilda Getts, Louise Waldie, Frances Pellegrini, Margaret Thirwell, Roger Pellegrini, Nellie Kelly, Sarah Cannon, Ellen Casey, May Leary, Catherine Mrugaul, Margaret Shea, Anna Delseoll, May Lynch, Margaret OBrien, Awerney, Florence McWilliams, Sadie McGowan, Frances O'Brien, Emmet Whalen, Daniel Hettington, Jeremiah O'Neil, John Philips, Peter Wertin, John Spehar, John Leary, William Nevin, Ises Shea, Patrick O'Leary, William Renevard, John Shea, Arthur Fasso, Comento Savant, Harry Moon, Ignatius McDonald, Daniel Riley, Valerio Shonzberg, William Clark, Augustine Bolton, John Salven, John Malla, Marcio Shongberg and Edward Passo.
Great Falls reports a damage suit against Steve Jessie, defendant Jockdlan, and others, dismissed after counsel stated that no grounds for the case existed and the plaintiff had lost rights to land due to her own negligence, not defendants.
A fragmentary report discusses alleged conspirators planning the organization of New Mexico’s Assembly. It mentions possible speaker selections from the Minera Saviga Bank and Prust company as a United States depository for postal savings funds.
Newspapers report a famous millionaire’s offer of one million dollars for a cure for dyspepsia. Rexall Dyspepsia tablets are promoted as a remedy, with a promise of refund if not satisfied. The ad notes Fuller Drug Co. at 175 East Park Avenue in Am sonia and Paxson & Rockefeller at 14.
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