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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1913
Page
9
A period style advertisement argues that stomach troubles stem from indigestion and Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets can digest all food, enabling appetite and health. It urges readers to try a 60 cent box to restore cheer, vigor, clear memory, and joyful meals, promising immediate digestive relief.
Feel bad today cascarets tonight claim to end headaches biliousness dizziness nervousness and distress from constipation indigestion and gases. The ad touts a 10 cent box for months of health and asks readers to give Cascarets to children for gentle cleansing.
An advertisement touts Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as the best medicine for digestion and vitality, claiming it stimulates digestive organs when taken before meals and supports tissue nourishment, strength, and vigor for ages and invalids.
Letters from users in Pennsylvania and New York claim Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey cures stomach troubles bowel issues and nervousness. Testimonies highlight long term use eight years and household reliance. Sold in sealed bottles by pharmacists grocers and dealers.
The Woman's Missionary society of the First Presbyterian church held its annual banquet in the church parlors with over a hundred present. A business meeting preceded, officers elected earlier were welcomed, 107 members listed, and funds higher than last year after expenses. Mrs. Bree presided, Rev. Groeneveld guest, decor featured carnations and spring flowers, and toasts highlighted mission work.
The piece surveys global calamities from Europe to the Americas while praising the Northwest’s fortune. It shifts to local lore in Butte, recalling the city’s mining days, a famed first tenor John Jahreiss, and the eerie sense of change as old-timers fade and new faces arrive.
A testimonial from Miss Mary Ardner of Defiance Ohio describes severe back and head pains from bladder and kidney trouble. After using three dollar bottles she reports relief and praises Swamp Root as curing her illness. The statement was sworn before Notary F L Ray on July 1908.
An advertisement from the Anaconda Daily Standard promotes a Swamp-Root sample bottle in SIRDA DT ton New York. The copy claims it will convince anyone and includes a booklet on kidneys and bladder. It notes Reg lar Socent and $1 size bottles available at all drug stores.
John Jehrelss, a longtime singer and former county representative, is remembered as a unique figure by old friends in Butte. He recently sought recuperation at Boulder Springs after a January legislative stint, telephoning for help and receiving visits from supporters. The piece suggests a symbolic nationwide bid with strong ties to local history and figures like Ernest Lange.
Washington March 5 An interpretation of law questions whether private carriers may handle parcels under a certain weight and if the government monopoly extends to all parcel post activities. The discussion includes views from the New York Press and potential constitutional implications for private competition with the postal service.
The article describes deep sea phosphorescence, noting how surface light can cast shadows and illuminate sea life. It mentions deep fish with paired phosphorescent veins, and compares glow to a city’s electric lights. An old Harper’s Weekly note cites a method for lighting using glass tubes and hemp cord.
A fragmentary tale from the New York press describes Carl of Indianapolis professing love for Gertrude Hassler and the back of her neck, with velvet slippers and a curious tempering apparatus. Also cited is a Devon vignette about Mildemham valley and its yearly sun return on Valentine’s Day, describing how winters darken and brighten with the sun’s rise.
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