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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1913
Page
17
Butte church groups publish a full Easter program with morning sermons, special music, baptisms, and Sunday school rites. Many orders list English and foreign language services, revival meetings, and outreach programs across First Presbyterian Welsh Baptist Swedish Lutheran and other congregations.
Adults invited to service as 3 30 junior league 6 30 devotional and 7 20 worship. Theosophical lecture on The Resurrection and Ascension by Mrs Dora A Mortimer at 119 Owsley block 8 15 p m. Mrs White with Mrs Jennings perform violin from The Messiah amid Easter events at West Side church and Gold Hill Norwegian Lutheran Sunday school hosts Easter program at 12 15 p m and 8 p m.
The column lists various trivia Q and A items with dates, averages, ages, and facts. Topics include Ada Jones, baseball batting leaders Murphy and Orr, Senator Quay’s death at 70, Montana governor salary, Gotch and Hackenschmidt match, Washoe smelter capacity, Hale house fire date and temperature, naturalization and presidential eligibility, Dewey's fleet destruction, eclipses this year, DC citizenship and voting, Great Northern railway offices, and French presidents with fates.
The text presents a series of Q and A items about political figures and history. It notes Fallieres as a leader around 1906 to 1913, mentions veterinarians with Lyons 1761 as first college, distances between Butte and Vancouver, and alliances like triple entente and triple alliance. It also cites the 1888 Chinese immigration prohibition signed by President Cleveland.
At 37 39 West Park street the Bouchers style store advertises Easter suits for men and youths with prices ranging from 15 to 35 dollars. The copy emphasizes a wide selection and sensible pricing for the season.
Washington progress was reported on preparations for the woman suffrage demonstration on April 7, the opening day of Congress special session. Dispatches were sent to Dr. Anna Howard Shaw requesting her to preside at a mass meeting and to Mrs. Carrie Chapman Catt asking her to speak.
An advertisement cites a claim that 36,792,000 people die yearly from preventable diseases and argues constipation and weak stomachs cause kidney and liver ailments. It promotes Paw Paw Laxative Pills as energizing digestion, bile flow, and bowel cleanliness, promising relief from headaches, dyspepsia, constipation, and biliousness with one or two pills nightly.
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