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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1920
Page
7
An old advertisement notes aspirin as a Bayer product for aches and pains. It mentions tin boxes of twelve tablets priced cheaply and larger Bayer packages sold by druggists. The text defines aspirin as the monoacetic ester of salicylic acid and credits Bayer as the manufacturer.
Maxine Wayne, former wife of heavyweight Jack Dempsey, left San Diego for Los Angeles with Federal Officer O. O. Orr. Officials say she was found at Tia Juana, Mexico, with Mexican authorities and will testify before the grand jury in Los Angeles tomorrow.
The formal installation of Rev. John A. McHugh as president of Gonzaga University was completed in Spokane on March 11 in the presence of faculty. He succeeds Rev. James M. Brogan, who moves to Rev. Mr. McNagh's parish in Seattle. The new president was welcomed by the university and the retiring president bid farewell at a student meeting that evening.
Olive Thomas stars in The Glorious Lady at the Ansonia theater. A pivotal point-to-point steeplechase scene was filmed at the Fairfax and Westchester club near Greenwich, Conn. The course and hill country resemble Yorkshire, with Greenwich society members joining as contestants for a vivid motion picture race.
Catherine Carr writes a unusual picture at the Rialto with Olive Thomas as a demure Quaker maiden who stirs mischief in a girls school and rises to New York society. Supporting players include Francis McDonald Claire McDowell Lillian Langdon Harvey Clark Ray Griffith Edward Peil and Lee Phelps.
Dorothy Dalton appears at the American theater in Black Is White recalling her recent success in Aphrodite in New York. The article notes newspapers praised her first spoken stage appearance, and recounts her vaudeville past and a failed camera test before she joined Mr. Ince in film.
Screen artist Anita Stewart headlines The Painted World a Vitagraph drama by Jacques Futrelle showing at the Liberty theater today. FE K Lincoln Julia Swayne Gordon Charles Kent and Harry Northrup star in the feature with a mother’s sacrifice to shield her daughter from the “Masked Lady of the Moulin Rouge.” Also an episode of The Lion Man accompanies the program.
The sensational New York stage hit A Girl in Bohemia is now on film with Peggy Hyland starring as Winifred Bryce at the Orpheum Theatre beginning Friday. The story follows a college professor's daughter drawn into Bohemian life as she pursues a popular novelist dream amid dramatic adventures.
Attorney General Brundage ruled that women cannot vote in the presidential primary in Illinois. The decision narrows electoral participation for female voters and stands as a setback for women's suffrage efforts within the state.
Two returning war veterans face disability and discouragement until they discover happiness and independence via a new government policy. The Elks lodge and the federal board for vocational education partner to offer a path for disabled heroes.
The listings show Olive Thomas starring in The Glorious Lady at Ansonia and in Prudence on Broadway at Rialto. Dorothy Dalton appears in Black Is White at the American. The Miracle Man is billed at Empress by the stock company. Pegey Hyland leads The Girl in Bohemia at the Broadway and Anita Stewart stars in The Painted World at Liberty.
A wholesome evening's entertainment will be shown for three days beginning Sunday afternoon. The Way Back and The Spirit of Elkdom are to be exhibited under the auspices of the theater group.
Chicago date line reports Dr William J Hickson head of a Chicago psychopathic laboratory warns that women's ascendancy in public affairs endangers national vitality. He claims prohibition and church movements reflect puritanism causing masculine decline, reduced birth rates, and eventual loss of American vigor and production.
In San Francisco on March 11 a Hoover republican club was organized to name delegates pledged to Herbert Hoover for president at the Republican national convention. The group aims to support Hoover through coordinated candidate endorsements.
William J. H. Strong of the American Association of Engineers presented plans to the Chicago air board to convert the roof of the new Union Station into a landing field. The roof spans over two city blocks and would accommodate low speed landings.
In police court a man answering John Doe admitted to Tim Sheen when asked for his real name. Detected by Gerry and Rodda on vagrancy, he claimed government man folly while intoxicated. Judge Grimes gave five days in jail and a $10 fine.
Benjamin Zelinsky was arrested by deputy sheriffs yesterday and charged with making a hand book. Police found a race chart in his possession they say was used with a horse race outside the state at the Arctic club 39 North Main Street.
The Dominant Motor company filed a complaint seeking $2,218.96 from the city of Butte for repairs and parts for automobiles provided between November 1918 and July 1919. Work was ordered on city cars but no payment has been made on the bill.
John A. Mackinnon files in district court seeking $1 753 92 from Mutual Realty on an alleged note and mortgage. He asks for show cause why a receiver should not be appointed before a sheriff sale of real estate tied to the mortgage for lot 10 block 8 Faucett addition.
The civil service commission lists examinations for Assistant in marketing wool paying 1200 to 1800 dollars on April 7 and Expert designer engineer in the department at large paying 1200 dollars on April 20. Mechanical draftsman for ship work and Structural steel work draftsman for ship work pay 520 to 12 per day and run continuously.
A medical expert explains that undigested food ferments in the stomach due to hyper acidity. He prescribes four ounces of rad Salts to be taken in water each morning for a week to reduce acidity and gas and promote digestive flow, noting Jad Salts as a grape lemon lithia product used by many with good results.
The article explains that ancient Greek and Roman wines were perfumed by steeping violet or rose leaves in the liquor to absorb the flowers' odor.
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