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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1913
Page
18
An old advertisement touts Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a universal stomach aid. It asserts the tablets supply gastric juices to aid digestion, claim one grain digests 200 grains of food, and promote safety with no systemic effects, urging regular use after meals for digestive relief.
The Wanderer reports on police vigilance at Main and Park urging drivers to stay right and curb congestion in the business district. It notes public fashion trends led by Valeska Surat in Butte, critiques hair styles and city life, and mentions plans for a petroleum deposit near Silesia and the potato processing plant in Caldwell Montana. It also references whiskey myths, political cycles, and local figures like Andy Davis and Jute to the newspaper scene.
In Washington on March 1 James C. McReynolds was mistaken for Georgia congressman Gord it amid a crowd near the White House. A Texan lawmaker, after a brisk chase, laughed when he discovered the error, leaving the two officials to their separate paths toward the Department of Justice. A separate item notes Sacred Heart branch B. L. B. 8. card party at Binnie Ball, 629 Galena Street, March 12. Entrance fee is not required.
A fierce storm sweeping across Sydney New South Wales caused several drownings and widespread destruction. A wagon driver and ten horses were swept away while three men died and many buildings toppled as violent winds toppled chimneys uprooted trees derailed sixty streetcars and halted tram traffic for hours.
An old remedy claims to stop a cough instantly and cure stubborn cases. It advertises pine extract rich guaiacol and natural healing elements, sold with a money back guarantee. The note mentions Pinex products from Ft Wayne Indiana and promises satisfaction with the recipe.
A Helena Independent report recounts Rocky Boy and his people, living in harsh winter conditions near Montana towns. Indignant critics urge action as families face starvation, lack of shelter, and no land or tools. Government studies cite inadequate support and pending bills to create homes.
The state board of railway commissioners on behalf of H L Vandyck company filed a complaint with the Interstate Commerce Commission alleging that Missouri river corn shipments are charged 3 cents per hundredweight too high. The action asserts corn feeds pigs in Southern Montana for market and that lowering rates would move more corn, noting a hearing held February 7 by examiner Finn of the ICC.
An old advertisement for Schatzlein Paint Co in Winona Minnesota markets calomine sanitary wall finish. In other news William Cain, longtime member of the original John Brown Raiders, dies suddenly at 76 after attending a recent sem i-centennial event in Kansas at Yawatomie.
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