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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1913
Page
18
Advertises 8 8 8 Swift's Sure Specific as a blood tonic to cure weariness, nerve trouble, and auto toxemia by boosting blood and killing germs. Claims rapid relief from fatigue and general weakness. Mentions Swift Laboratory Atlanta Georgia and a booklet on poor blood conditions and health.
A guardian recalls a skin ailment affecting a child named Ute red Diotehee on the face and arms. Sores turned rough and raw, resisted washing until Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment were used. After a week the girl healed with no signs of eczema. Advertisement touts Cuticura products and free samples.
Comfort your stomach with a treatment that claims to promptly relieve indigestion and dyspepsia. The ad notes availability in the community and mentions Rezail tablets as the product, touting effectiveness after heavy meals and ongoing relief.
Chief Little Bear of the Crees, about nine, travels from Alberta to the Beaverhead and Helena. He wears white man clothes with a head scarf, smokes a cob pipe, and speaks through an interpreter. Accompanied by a young companion “BUI,” they are chaperoned by Sol Levy and Rocky Hoy as they observe local events and discuss hardships faced by Indians.
Prof. H A Davee state superintendent and Prof. S J Largeant city superintendent of schools, both board of education members, spent yesterday in Butte visiting the County Superintendent Ella Crowley. They toured the School of Mines and planned to visit the Normal School at Dillon today as part of a statewide visiting tour of educational institutions.
Visitors to Montana Electric company sales rooms at 30 32 East gain a chance to guess the outcome of a chick hatch in an incubator. The contest, tied to a hatch due on the 11th and 24th of the month, offers a famous American Beauty iron tuna and a lifetime-guaranteed triangle keramik iron as prizes.
A Poplar Mechanics feature notes a simple shoe fitting rite used by soldiers. After lacing, they water the shoes to the tops to soften them, a method presented as effective though unorthodox. The piece references Ing Schatzlein Paint Co and ads for Broadway location.
A report on footwear fitting through walking and heating, noting shoes become comfortable as they mold to feet. It cites Army investigators examining foot trouble among soldiers and mentions mortality rates among children born to parents of varying ages, with figures indicating high early-year deaths.
Advert says Hyomel inhaler destroys germs in nose throat and lungs to cure catarrh and related symptoms. Claims quick relief without cocaine, offered by The Smith Drug Company and Paxson Rockefeller Co. with a 81 price and 20 cent extra bottle.
A reader’s Q and A round covers naval ships, places like St Nicholas in Butte, boxing purses, magnetic pole locations, Panama Pacific Exposition dates, presidents religious affiliations, constitutional eligibility for presidency, local election results, voter age rules, blue Monday origins, and other scattered curios.
Incomplete excerpts discuss church decorations and a holiday rain ceremony, a legal abolition, population center concepts, a 38 article creed, David Livingstone’s burial voyage from Lake Bangweolo to Zanzibar, and transfers to England. The garbled text includes names like Luther and references to Westminster Aber.
Minneapolis report outlines defense in Sherman act case as witnesses say small yards lack standing with lumberassociation. Attorney Purdy argues limited stock or personal use buyers not entitled to wholesale shipments. Separate notice from San Francisco reports Catherine Pope alias Kitty linked to Detroit burglary and grand jury actions.
An indictment was returned last night against Rupert F Hooper former head of Mercantile Trusts department in this city. Hooper is in custody and the shortage is said to total over 1400. Also noted is a report from Washington about federal judgeship applicants and age considerations. In Olympia Washington Governor Ernest Lister signed an abatement bill allowing court ordered closure of a disorderly house and sale of its contents to satisfy fines.
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