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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1913
Page
11
An Anaconda case illustrates how kidney trouble spurs backache and disrupts work and sleep. Dean's Kidney Pills are promoted to revive sluggish kidneys and ease painful twinges when bending. Testimonials claim strong relief from back discomfort.
Mrs. C Gustafson of 410 Maple Street Anaconda Mont testifies she suffered back and kidney pain before using Dean's Kidney Pills. She says the remedy removed urinary poison, regulated kidney function and restored her strength and energy.
An old advertisement proclaims an emergency stimulant device called i tray as a home safeguard for travelers and general use. It promises stomach stimulation, better digestion, and overall strength, urging readers to obtain it through the Duffy Malt Whiskey Co of Rochester New York.
The message outlines a mining company fundraising effort with subscriptions payable monthly. It mentions a stock price of cents per share for a treasury fund and urges joining to benefit from Ferny eo don investments. Secretary Jasas Pringle is listed with a Durston Block, Anaconda address.
Numerous short items describe residents visiting Butte and Helena for business or personal reasons, births, upcoming Easter plans, and local advertising. Mentions include Mrs J Goerman Mr J Silverman A Lorenz Dr McKensie WW Mahoney and Catherine Maxwell with several local venues and shops cited.
Anaconda officers report a woman dressed in men’s clothes in Anaconda, seen on the morning train from Butte. She appeared to shave, spoke with a masculine voice, and denied courtesies to traveling women, leading police to suspect impersonation and a prior arrest in Butte.
A miner named Wynne, 22, of 702 Curtis and Major streets, is believed dead after timbers gave way in a shaft, hurling workers and lagging down. Deputy State Mine Inspector McGrath and Coroner Drew inspected the site as crews worked to recover the body, last heard crying out from a designated point. Wynne was married.
Advertises daily deals at Muller's Cash Grocery featuring different bulk items and specials. Highlights include sacks of flour, navy beans, eggs, coffee quality claims, California apricots, canned tomatoes, poultry products, oyster shells, red scraps, corn, alfalfa meal, charcoal, chick starter, fish meal, and Dentifrice products. Purchases over ten dollars include an extra offer on groceries.
The United States contemplates changes in spring Atlantic fleet deployment amid Central American unrest. Observers cite fears of revolts spreading from Guatemala and Honduras, with Cuba’s Guantanamo base discussed as a possible anchor while Vera Cruz and Tampico remain active.
A fragment from a New York desk reports on Dr. F Nagel Schmidt of the Berlin Fingen institute noting past work by Dr Le who reduced sleep in animals using an unknown method. The text hints at significant findings affecting disordered humanity and future expectations.
A Balkans era dispatch reports deep divisions over Serbia and Austria Hungary actions around Scutari siege. Austria objects to Serbian troops aiding Montenegrins at Scutari, while Serbia cites treaty obligations. Montenegro aims to seize the fortress as European powers back autonomous Albania, with March troop movements to Durazzo and Scutari under siege.
The body of Mrs. William Weiss will be moved from the lawtt chim day to the family home. The funeral is planned for tomorrow Thursday morning with requiem mass at St Pauls Cathedral an hour to be announced.
The infant son of Mr and Mrs Nicholas Radowich died yesterday at the family residence on Hatth street. The funeral will be held this afternoon at 4 o'clock at Mount Carmel cemetery with burial there.
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