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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1921
Page
10
A noted authority warns daily meat produces uric acid that paralyses kidney function, causing dull pain, indigestion, headaches, rheumatic twinges and cloudy urine. It recommends four ounces of Rad Salts daily in water to flush acids and restore kidney action. Jad Salts is praised as a safe, inexpensive treatment.
The Senate adopted a motion to table a reconsideration as a broader clash over the bill aimed at Shelley continued in the House. Cooney charged the measure would legislate one man out of office and moved to strike the enacting clause, a bid that failed 87 to 52 as administration forces pushed the bill through on third reading.
An advertisement promotes Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound promising natural, even darkening of gray hair with over night results. The piece asserts widespread sales, a druggist endorsement, and renewed youth appearance after a few applications.
An advertorial claim for Tiz promises to end aching swollen sore feet. It asserts quick action reducing corns bunions and raw spots, with relief from tight shoes and limping. The copy urges buying at druggists or department stores and guarantees a year of foot comfort or money back.
The Butte aerie of Eagles voted to contribute $50 to the Irish relief fund after members spoke in support of the cause. Don B. King reported on state preparations for the July state convention to be held in Butte, and advance ticket sales for tomorrow's Eagle dance at Twentieth Century hall were announced to help cover convention expenses.
Mrs Pat Reed of 835 North Montana Street learned of her daughter Catherine Reed death in Los Angeles. The 25 year old Butte native had stayed five months with her sister Mrs A R McLeod in LA. Remains to be sent to Butte for interment. Surviving include mother three sisters Margaret Reed Delia Reed Mrs A R McLeod a brother James Reed and aunt Mrs Mary Casey, all of Butte and surrounding areas.
A movement in New York to establish a perpetual memorial to Woodrow Wilson. Franklin D. Roosevelt presided as chairman, with Henry Morgenthau serving as treasurer. The effort recognizes Wilson as the man who projected the idea of the League of Nations to the world.
Browne Tuttle a Black man charged in an assault on an elderly white woman near Hope Arkansas was taken from Hope city jail by about 300 mob members and died in a related incident near the jail in Texarkana Texas on March 15.
An old article urges women suffering backache to seek help, describing the condition as a product of systemic derangements. It touts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a trusted remedy, noting four decades of reported relief for female ailments linked to back pain.
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