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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1913
Page
6
An old advertisement touts Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a cure for indigestion and stomach discomfort. It claims one grain of an ingredient can digest 3,000 grains of food, urging readers to use the product after meals for faster digestion and relief from gas, fullness, and sour mouth.
The Wanderer notes patrol caution on Main and Park about turning and staying right in congested business districts. It also covers social behavior in public spaces, fashion trends, flirtations in the orchestra, and local gossip, plus brief mentions of drilling plans near Silesia and upcoming political activity.
Washington mix of identity and misidentification as James Clay Reynolds, new attorney general, is confused with Representative Gordon Lee. Senators and reporters note the resemblance causes mistaken calls and public reactions, with friction and a playful jab at the mix up near the Capitol.
A fierce coastal storm in New South Wales mortally injures several and floods towns. Drownings reported as wreckage blocks streets and damages ruin communities along the river and harbor.
An ad touts a pine based cough syrup named Pinex as a quick remedy for coughs and bronchial symptoms. It claims instant relief, laxative effect, appetite boost, and safety for asthma and other chest illnesses. The pitch notes high demand in the United States and Canada with money back guarantee and a Detroit area address for orders.
A garbled report describes Rocky Boy's Band facing hardship and unemployment amid strained conditions. It cites workers, employers, and regional tensions, noting a struggle over pay, housing, and public support, with references to communities and authorities reacting.
A garbled OCR style summary shows widespread claims that corn prices are too high. Mentions various names and places in a jumbled mix, but centers on public dissatisfaction with agricultural market rates and related charges.
A fragmented note references a sanitary wall finish and related hardware amid a jumble of letters and codes. The line suggests a catalog or inventory entry with no clear events or people. No definite date or location is identifiable from the readable fragments.
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