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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1912
Page
12
An advertisement touts Danderine as making hair grow long and lush. It claims removal of dullness and itching, with a 25 cent bottle offer and assurances of stronger, softer, and more abundant hair after a cleanse.
Mrs. Carson, linked to smuggling, killed herself by leaping from a hotel window. Amid a San Francisco investigation, jewelry valued at $20,000 and other contraband were discussed as authorities pursue charges related to the narcotics and gem haul.
San Jose Ga March 20 Mrs plancha Carson widow for years and daughter of late Hiram Maybury is reported dead in New York after leaving a note to celebrate a recent publishing success. The story cites her career as author of several books including For Cir to the Continent and Letters From India while detailing her connections to Vassar College and a broader circle of writers.
Whittier council faced a fierce debate over appointing women to election boards. Polls open from May to 6 pm as opponents push to strip women from certain duties, while supporters argue the move advances representation and service efficiency.
A Portland report details alleged crimes tied to brothers and others, with names such as Thomptiven, Coryalie, and Ye dear ye Gears Hphrys appearing amid accusations of abuse, family disputes, and a claimed $2,000 legacy. The account references a stepfather Willan Tilty, a widow Reo, and the Thomptiven clan in a volatile legal context.
The report notes Great interest in a bribery inquiry involving four public store representatives connected with a development project. Alleged fraud and improper influence are cited as core accusations, with testimony and press coverage focusing on the committee’s investigation and potential charges.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a medical institute led by Abe, followed by a self-inflicted death. The text references Wash, Mageh, and various unclear names, with scattered mentions of accountability, alleged events, and personnel connections. The record preserves ambiguous details and disjointed allegations without a clear, cohesive narrative.
Report outlines a chaotic scene near Cipt Gotta Maton involving donations and a printed ID lock. Disjointed names and phrases suggest a local incident or meeting with unclear participants and outcomes. Further details are unreadable in the fragments provided.
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A reader reports long lasting piles on face chest and legs, spending over a dollar weekly on ineffective remedies until trying Citicuya. After using Citicuya Soup and Ointment the sores healed and the writer was glad to be well again, signing November 24.
A mother from Rewdity Pennsylvania describes a baby’s severe itchy skin starting at two months old. She used Cureitnre Soap and Ointment with bathing to soothe the rash, reporting the baby’s skin improved over a month and sleep restored. A sales pitch follows, offering samples and a Boston address for Curleure products.
A garbled OCR style passage discusses relief from indigestion sour upset stomach and mentions remedies like Puyges Mapyepale and Pevl. It references various names and characters in a dense, jumbled format with instructions and scattered medical hints. The fragmentary text conveys a sense of attempted cures and brand names amid chaotic wording.
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