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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1920
Page
11
Advertisement for Gets-It corn remover from EB. Lawrence & Co. of Chicago claims the product ends corn trouble in a day by applying a few drops that cause the corn to loosen and detach with no pain. It promises widespread proof and offers a money back guarantee.
An advertisement touts a Radio Active Solar device claimed to aid rheumatism sciatic gout neuralgia nerves and various organ diseases. It offers a test proposition with money back after use and urges readers in Los Angeles to request full information from Radium Appliance Co.
Senate rejection anticipated after Walsh argues peace treaty belongs to fall campaign. He calls the Lodge reservations the best possible under current law, noting Article 10 is emasculated but virtues exist in other sections of the treaty. He urges Democratic support for ratification.
Senator Myers of Montana warns of League’s failures and Germany’s defiance. He advocates separating treaty and covenant, supports ratification with reservations if proven effective, and urges U.S. action to bolster the League's enforcement of terms against Germany and Bolshevik Russia.
Miss Minnie Stanton, a Kansas City resident, lingered in the public library past closing time and found herself locked inside. Rather than wake the night watchman she stayed overnight and finally sent an SOS to the police by telephone after hearing a suspicious noise.
Mlle Spinelli plans a US debut to prove she has the most beautifully turned limbs, challenging Mistinguett who recently returned from New York. Spinelli expects new gowns on American stages and hopes her costumes won’t seem as naughty to audiences. The rivals, who met at a masked ball, sparked laughter when Mistinguett danced provocatively.
William J. Fitzgerald, a lawyer in New Brunswick New Jersey, is in critical condition after hiccoughs lasting fifteen days. Several physicians have been called. Policeman John Bates, who suffered the same ailment for seven days, is reputed to be recovering.
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