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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1925
Page
7
A vintage ad extols the value of physical vigor for career success. It touts 8 8 8 as a remedy to restore “old time punch” and stamina, urging readers to build strength to seize opportunities and climb the ladder in business.
A Covington Kentucky reader shares a testimonial about using E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound after severe illness. She describes weakness, sweating, and slow recovery but notes strength returned after several doses and recommends the product to other women.
Fire swept the Holland rink early yesterday afternoon, driven by a strong northwest wind, destroying dressing rooms and enclosing structures. Firefighters saved the Holland auditorium, which now houses Rodman repair works, as embers spread toward nearby properties. Loss to the rink owned by the Byrnes estate is estimated at around one hundred dollars. The rink, a Winter and Summer hub for hockey, curling, races, and tennis, traces to 1807 founder James Byrnes, later known as the rink King. Father Michael McCormack administers the Byrnes estate.
Pang Way Jack, an early-day cook in prominent Butte homes, destined to spend his remaining days in his boyhood homeland. In a July departure, he cites aging and his two sons’ wishes, notes a long connection with Butte friends, and asks Ad. Davis to convey regards to Wille Horgan, now mayor, and other locals in a sentimental letter from San Francisco.
Butte Rotarians will hold their Regular meeting today with Tom Angel as chairman. The nominating committee will report delegates to the district international convention. Winners of the attendant test will be announced as a special order of business. Frank Venable notes that the club’s activities next year hinge on director selections. A banquet for Rotarian David Charles is planned Saturday night. Those attending the Helena district convention should notify Sam White, with registration at 8 pm Monday at Welsh Church. Mrs. L. B. Williams instructs the Tadiew class.
A Saturday evening gathering at Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Shatter featured dancing music and refreshments. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Bill Dee Dr. and Mrs. Ed Kings and many others. Mrs. Oberem and children planned a Dillon to Butte visit with relatives.
An advertising piece touts Dr. Edwards a well known Ohio physician who treated women for liver and bowel ailments for 17 years. It claims Olive Tablets mixed with olive oil cleanse the system and improve energy, appealing to readers with upbeat testimonials and retail details.
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