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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1925
Page
3
An old advertisement touts 8.88.8 as a blood purifier for clearer skin and health. It claims to rid impurities causing pimples blackheads eczema and rheumatism while promoting beauty and well being through herbal ingredients and safety assurances.
The Butte Chamber of Commerce adopted resolutions honoring Sen ator William A. Clark. The remarks praise his industrial achievements in Montana and across the nation, his civic regard, and his role in developing the mountain West. Lincoln Post No. 2 of the Grand Army of the Republic also issued memoriam notes for William Andrews Clark.
In Morton of the Movies James Cruse frames a Western chase with Glenn Hunter as Merton pursued by bandits firing from dusty lanes. Viola Dana co stars in the spectacle while Tarniah with Norman Kerry opens elsewhere. A noted scientist dies in Berlin, Prof Auguetta age 59, creator of the Wassermann test.
Leadership Day kicks off at Symons Fair with leading attractions, free ice cream, and entertainment by Monte Austin and Myrtle Bradner. Art contest entries close Wednesday. prizes awarded daily as Winter Garden orchestra performs. Madame Larson offers consultations. specials advertised each morning. Post includes Dunlap appointed as infant secretary of agriculture. display features hats and millinery from Tenn e, Josephs, Regina and others with fashion models and varied dresses and accessories.
Hundreds of women toured Ka Maran’s at 41 N Main Street yesterday to view Spring 1925 fashion. The display featured simple line dresses in bright colors and fabrics, light weight coats with fur trims, and new silk hose. Courteous clerks acted as models while customers discussed season trends and the appeal of shorter skirts.
An unclear ad copy touts a vegetable compound mixed with olive oil and hints at health benefits. The text references Dr Edwards and suggests years of experience but is garbled and largely unreadable.
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