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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1925
Page
3
The passage markets a health tonic claiming to purify blood, restore appetite and energy, and improve complexion. It emphasizes avoiding low energy and promoting strength, cheerfulness, and vigor through specially selected herbs and barks. It urges readers to reclaim vitality before illness takes hold.
A fragment notes Mrs H Fuller praising Pinkham’s Vegetable Tea for nervous rundown conditions. The passage mentions she feels stronger and capable to care for others, implying personal improvement and endorsement by a caregiver or friend.
A Montana Agricultural Experiment Station bulletin reviews soil climate fertilization watering and pruning for Butte trees and lawns. It details five fertilizer plots, recommended lawn care, tree feeding rates, and approaches to control red spider pine needle miner and wood borers. Copies are available from the station.
The Ansoma review lauds a lavish production directed by Robert G. Vignola with Lyn Harding as King Henry VIII and Conover Maxwell as the queen. Miss Davien plays Princess Mary in the fanciful print robe scene, showcasing notable actors in a grand screen adaptation.
Reports say Samuel Goldwyn plans to adapt the Broadway stage hit Farnish into a film. The drama stars May Me Avoy and Ronald Colman in a George Fitzmaurice production, a First National picture with strong motion picture appeal.
A film at the Rialto Theater is billed as First National and presented by Garrick Pictures Corporation. It is based on a novel of the same name and is listed among the studio’s offerings.
Butte Kiwanis plans to form The Montana Mines band representing all state clubs for the international convention in St Paul June. Statewide concerts aim to raise funds for travel and scenery including a 2200 level mine display. Missoula Helena Anaconda Deer Lodge Great Falls named co‑operate to advertise Montana at the convention.
Mrs. Carl Winckel at 32 North Gaylord Street and a room in the Pennsylvania block were entered by burglars. One purse held about $5 and personal effects, another purse in the other break contained about $25. The incidents were reported to police yesterday.
An advertisement extols Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle substitute for calomel. It claims they clear bad breath, purify the system, and stimulate blood without griping or after effects. The formula is said to be herbal and entirely vegetable, with a 30 cent price.
Alleged disturbers and drunks faced multiple charges in a Butte police court session. Defendants included a woman blamed for a disorderly house with a piano anecdote, others for reckless driving and breaking wind. Several cases were adjourned or dismissed as police noted various intoxication and disturbance incidents.
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