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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1913
Page
11
An Anaconda reader recounts relief from chronic backache and kidney pain after using Dean’s Kidney Pills. Mrs. C. F. Page of Cedar Street describes persistent misery, dizziness, and fatigue until the remedy restored strength and eliminated pain.
An old advertisement touts Danderine as a hair tonic that cleanses dust oil and improves scalp health. It promises immediate soft fluffy waves and after weeks new hair growth, urging readers to buy a 2 cent bottle from any druggist or toilet counter.
An old advertisement extols Cascarets as a quick remedy for sour stomach and digestive woes. It claims immediate stomach cleansing and regulation, removal of undigested food and foul gases, and relief by morning. The ad touts a 10 cent box for adults and children alike.
Cincinnati March 18 George B Con former political leader here and ex president of the Cincinnati Trust company and ten directors were indicted by the Hamilton county grand jury for misapplying and abstracting funds. Other named defendants include Keith Williams Crawford Davis Edwards Heady Hutton Parrish Miller and Kenan with bonds set at 6000 each. Herrmann signed Cox’s bonds.
Former Speaker Joseph Cannon, visiting Chicago, says the Republican Party will rebound within four years. He returns to Danville, Oklahoma, as a private citizen for the first time since 1891 and notes no interest in obtrusive party labels or a Republican progressive fusion. He insists he is not out of politics, though not pursuing office again.
The Grover Cleveland Birthplace in Carnwell New Jersey was dedicated as a permanent memorial to the late president. A $1280 purse paid for the house, bought by the Grover Cleveland Birthplace Memorial, and the First memorial name was recorded. The memorial association has $25,000 raised with a plan to raise another $6,000 by subscription to sustain the project.
In Cologne Minnesota on a March day clashes erupted between railroad workers and local townspeople. Knives and bludgeons used as combatants fought on the outskirts, leaving several injured and one fatally wounded who was transported by special train to a hospital. The confrontation followed pay distribution among workers the previous day with multiple skirmishes between the two groups.
Secretary of War Garrison proposes a compact volunteer army with two year enlistments and a trained reserve to meet emergencies. He rejects disarmament and urges utilizing West Point graduates in civil life, with an emphasis on ready, costless mobilization and an improved guard system.
The National American Woman Suffrage Association moves to press Congress for a constitutional amendment. A monster mass meeting is planned in a local theater on the morning of April, timed with the extra session in Washington. The campaign aims to mobilize women advocates in the capital as the session opens.
A garbled ad describes a pine based cough syrup recipe using sugar and pine products. It claims quick relief for coughs, croup, bronchitis, and throat troubles. The text promotes a pine based concentrate with a money back guarantee and mentions Wayne, Indiana as a source.
In the House of Commons Harold Smith denounced government tactics as a disgrace and urged resignation, warning of mob rule and deportation of militants. McKenna defended policy, noting hunger strikes and starvation tactics by prisoners and recounting militant letters from Sylvia Pankhurst describing force feeding and injuries.
A 19 year old, George Davis, was wounded in the right leg during an overnight attempt to free three prisoners from the jail using saws and nitroglycerin. Davis led police to the escape plan, and a bottle carried by Howard contained explosive capable of wrecking the cell block. Police captured Howard, Dean, and Ryan. Davis remains hospitalized. The second article describes M Belin's telephotography invention enabling long distance image transmission via telephone lines, with a portable apparatus weighing 16 pounds and capable of telephosting pictures over long distances.
The United States expresses willingness to aid China under free government and open trade. Officials note open door policy, expanded banking and financial support, and extended private participation in the Chinese loan without full government backing. The six power loan talks, initially rising to 350 million, are withdrawn by the government, though private American banks may still participate independent of official backing.
Helena March 18 Governor Stewart today approved a batch of senate measures including No 22 establishing a state grain laboratory at the Montana experiment station No 41 allocating funds for the state fish hatchery maintenance and a fish car No 68 creating a state board of entomology No 2 permitting investment of funds of state educational institutions in district irrigation bonds No 100 relating to executors accounts No 121 relating to disposition of estates of deceased persons No 180 authorizing county commissioners to levy up to one mill tax to establish county fairs No 141 regulating traction engines or machinery powered by oil products No 181 defining sale in fish or game statutes No 166 providing for de- (text cut off)
A recipe for a warming health tonic combines butter brown sugar allspice and malt whiskey with citrus juices. The text also covers probate for John W. Spellman and public notices on city elections registration and legislative actions in Deer Lodge Montana.
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