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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1920
Page
8
An old advert promises to stop hair loss and dandruff by using a small bottle of Danderine applied to the scalp. It claims hair regrows with vigor, thickness, and color after several uses, sold at drugstores or toilet counters for a few cents.
A well known authority describes stomach indigestion as caused by delayed digestion and fermentation leading to sour meals and gas. He recommends four ounces of rad Salts in water before breakfast for one week to neutralize acidity remove gas and promote digestive juices, noting its grape and lemon acid base and wide user success.
A newspaper style ad notes the claim that Dr Kilmer Swamp Root cures kidney liver and bladder ailments and neutralizes uric acid. It cites sworn statements from thousands of users and offers a sample bottle by parcel post with ten cent postage to Anaconda Standard readers.
A Cleveland firm B W Rene Co advertises Zemo Soap as a clean liquid treatment for itching skin. The copy claims rapid relief and suggests trying a trial bottle priced at $1.00, noting the product is easy to apply with no grease or stain.
At a South Side mass meeting, George Ambrose formed a committee to probe alleged discriminatory assessed valuations on city property for taxation. The group may seek a grand jury if findings support the charges and plans to begin the investigation immediately.
A union meeting discussed labor matters and new state constitution amendments. A three member committee was appointed to work with General Organizer Evans while A W Hardy spoke. The painters union action targeted an unfair local store importing alien strike breakers. A King committee report is awaited at the Silver Bow Trades and Labor assembly. The report is to be heard at the next meeting. In boxing news Brown narrowly defeated Dundee in San Francisco. Harlan Bunker beat Joe Willis and Bud Ridley beat Charlie May. Stanislaus Zbyszko defeated Jack Linow in Chicago.
In San Antonio Texas March 18 Colonel J E Fecher designates the first bombardment group and the 147th pursuit squadron from Kelly Field to serve in the Pacific Northwest this summer to help prevent forest fires. A war department order also directs five squadrons for the service.
London dispatches report a reversal in view from German diplomats on the Spartacist movement. Despite earlier fears, new cables suggest a more optimistic general situation even as uprisings continue to surface.
Foreign Office dispatches say Spartacist agitation will not halt immediately after the Kapp government collapsed. Officials indicate a strong stand by a national assembly led by prior suppressors could yield a firm foundation for Ehert government, at least temporarily.
David Rodgers former general manager of Skinner and Eddy shipyards in Seattle is in Washington DC negotiating to buy Yard No 2 from the United States Shipping Board for 8490000 dollars. The board reportedly tentatively accepted the offer while Rodgers says he will contract to build steel steamships. Attempts by board representatives to seize the yard were blocked by Skinner and Eddy officials. The yard is owned jointly by the board and the company. Also Chicago news: J Meagher slices 1.6 seconds from American plunge record at the Western Intercollegiate swimming meet.
At 3 pm Sunday in James Leach’s grocery at 1808 Garfield avenue a meeting of south elders will discuss plans to improve roads and drainage in the area. Women at a taxpayers mass meeting say they have sought county help with no response and now will act to obtain relief. TAL collision near Texarkana Texas kills several as a Missouri Pacific passenger train hits a freight outside the yards. three bodies recovered.
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