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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1920
Page
13
Advert for Gets-It claims instant relief from corns with drops that make the corn loose and easy to lift in a day. Says millions have used it with a money back guarantee and that the product costs a trifling sum at any drug store. Manufactured by EB Lawrence & Co Chicago.
Advertisement for a Radio Active Solar Pad promising relief from rheumatism sciatica gout neuritis and other ailments. Claims healing through continuous radio active rays night and day with a test proposition and satisfaction guarantee. Mail for full information to Radium Appliance See Bradbury Building Los Angeles California.
Senator Walsh of Montana urges Democrats to accept the Lodge reservations as best possible for ratification of the peace treaty. He argues the issue cannot be settled by voters and predicts party platforms will drive support or rejection, with key votes from Republicans and holdover members shaping the outcome.
In Kansas City Kansas Miss Minnie Stanton who loves reading visited the public library. She stayed all night after forgetting to watch the clock and, hearing a noise, sent an SOS to police by telephone rather than notify the night watchman.
Paris reports Mlle Spinelli travels to America to prove she has the most beautifully turned limbs among actresses, challenging Mistinguett who recently returned from New York. Spinelli anticipates new gowns for the stage and notes her outfits may seem less naughty in America. Mistinguett’s claim sparked protests from Spinelli’s friends after her New York visit.
William J. Fitzgerald, a New Brunswick lawyer, is in critical condition after hiccoughs lasting fifteen days. Several physicians have been summoned. Policeman John Bates, who had the same ailment for seven days, is reported to be recovering.
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