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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1913
Page
19
An old advertisement touts Diapensin as a quick remedy for indigestion and stomach trouble. It claims the candy like tablets aid digestion, cleanse the intestines, and negate need for laxatives or liver pills, while warning some may be skeptical of a “stomach preparation” offered for home use.
A patient describes months of severe lung trouble and hemorrhages starting in December 198, leading to hospital stay in Denver. After meeting Michael Roho and starting Bekman’s Alter, the individual reports gradual improvement and recovery over two months with the medicine, noting better health and sleep.
An advertisement touts a formula claimed to regrow hair on bald heads and restore color, with directions for mixing and cautions against facial use. It emphasizes no poisonous alcohol and appeals to women with a separate wrinkle removal claim and a free treatment offer by sending a stamped request to a postal box in New York.
A Madisonian remembrance recalls the Sawtelle dramatic company arriving in Virginia City to perform at Masonic Hall in the 1870s and 1880s. It notes new cast members, travels to Helena and Butte, and dangers such as J. A. Oldham being wounded by Indians while with the Cowan expedition at Yellowstone Park. The piece celebrates the era’s warm reception and public theater enthusiasm.
Baltimore Maryland March 19 United States army engineer officers supervise the removal of the wrecked dynamite steamship Alum Ghine which blew up in the harbor last Friday The hulk lies about 12 feet below the surface Several hundred cases of dynamite are believed to have fallen packed aboard freight cars on the Attendant barge Most of the 600 cases aboard the barge are thought intact Federal and local investigations into the disaster continued.
Deaf and mute banker Henry Myers was honored with a fully sign language funeral in Brooklyn. The ceremony translated prayers, the eulogy, and hymns for all mourners, reflecting Myers extensive benevolence toward others similarly affected.
IW's special buy brings fine French percale and madras shirts at Boucher's on West Park Street. Plain or pleated bosom shirts with attached cuffs originally valued at $250 now advertised for zero dollars, highlighting spring styles and exceptional value.
An advertisement for interior and exterior painting services from BCHATZLEIN PAINT CO. at 14 West Broadway. It emphasizes durable shingle stain and lasting finish as its strong line.
A lively survey of fashion and social scenes as downtown shoppers, especially women, flock to millinery displays. Kids boast about hat style, clerks joke about new nickel changes, and street adventures mix with light anecdotes of rides, trains, and city life.
Chicago March 10 Mayor Carter Harrison returned from New York with a plan to employ women in policing. He proposed placing several women as inspectors after a police reorganization and suggested squads of around 20 to 30 police women to handle vice and resorts with potentially better results than male officers.
New Haven Conn March 10 The Tontine hotel long a Yale class reunion hub closed today after nearly a century of operation It will be razed to clear space for a new 2 million post office The hotel housed a ballroom famed by Governor Buckingham and hosted Chauncey M Depew and other notable Yale graduates Yale events and George White served as proprietor for twenty five years
John Larsen, a Princeton freshman from Chicago, was listed on the honor roll for the term just ended. The Princeton Alumni Association of Chicago selected him as the most promising recipient of their four year scholarship. He played football last fall.
An automobile belonging to Armstrong the playwright struck Chrest Gust a Turk early today. Armstrong, the chauffeur Allen McCullough Armstrong, was arrested. Gust’s father is described as a wealthy Constantinople merchant.
A bustling crowd attended Connell's yesterday for the spring opening and apparel show. Bright Bulgarian colors dominate the collection with bold hats and a question mark feather drawing attention. Skirts grow fuller and jackets stay short while draped fabrics and tailored garments define the lines. An eager audience of fashion-minded women enjoyed the display as spring’s stylish harbingers arrived.
Albany March 10 Governor Sulzer announced the bill to double the state tax on stock transfers will be withdrawn The measure aimed to raise revenues met bitter opposition from Wall Street and business interests The current tax stands at $2 per 100 shares and Sulzer said it burdens a single industry and may drive business away Brokers in New York celebrated the news on the stock exchange as Mahon and other governors were in session
New York on March 10 reports St Patrick's Day near, as Irish messages flood the mails. Clerks find shamrock ferns and Irish symbols spilling from envelopes to Irish citizens in the United States. Some old folk at home send shamrock seeds tucked in postcards, a small seed in a tiny envelope stuck to the upper left corner of a card.
Boston news reports Frank A. Atunsey sold the Boston Journal and announced the sale today though the buyer’s identity remained undisclosed. The paper, purchased in 1908, has since supported the progressive party, with prominent figures rumored to seek control. The Supreme Court met today but issued no decisions on key rate cases or the newspaper publicity law.
An advertising claim argues most illness stems from weak inactive kidneys. It cites back pain, dizziness and rheumatic troubles, promoting Croxone as a final remedy. The ad asserts Croxone cleanses kidneys, improves filtration, relieves bladder issues and rheumatism, promising quick, lasting relief.
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