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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1913
Page
10
Patient describes severe dandruff and itching scalp with ongoing treatment. Narration mentions burning sensation, sores, and discomfort across months. Details are fragmented and include misspelled terms and uncertain references to products and conditions.
A severe flood traps residents across West Indianapolis with many unaccounted for. Rescue teams rely on scarce boats and improvised methods as 45 people spend the night on a factory roof and a man drowns attempting to save two children after warning of the danger was ignored.
President Wilson issued an urgent nationwide appeal asking all citizens to support the American Red Cross. He described the floods in Ohio and Indiana as a national calamity with loss of life and immense suffering, urging immediate contributions to Red Cross funds at Washington or local society treasurers to help rescue and relieve those affected.
Peru Indiana suffers catastrophic flood with scores dead and thousands homeless. Rescuers pull boats through inundated streets, report 600 animals drowned and $2.5 million in property losses. Looting fears trigger vigilante patrols while many residents remain marooned in the courthouse and other buildings.
A flood narrative recalls rescuers racing to save residents as waters rose six feet in three hours. Survivors describe harrowing scenes, boats scarce, and queues of frightened people begging to be saved. A rescuer ferried his wife and three children to safety before their boat was crushed. The river widened dramatically, complicating efforts and leaving a child lost.
An old advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as a harmless remedy for dyspepsia and stomach distress. It claims relief from sour belching heartburn and indigestion within five minutes and promises thorough digestion as if the stomach were not there.
A flood disaster leaves property damage around 3 000 000 with five bridges torn out and homes flooded. Rescue crews saved several women from a cottage second story and a porch, as water supplies and relief reach the Mississippi region. Snow hampers efforts but provides some drinking water while carloads of food arrive and volunteers distribute aid to thousands of refugees.
Washington March 26 The principal function of the government today was to extend relief to the thousands of homeless survivors of the Ohio flood. Every agency moved swiftly as troops and staff prepared to aid the disaster areas. One million ration packs for 200 000 people for five days and tents to shelter 50 000 were dispatched, with field supplies and medical units en route. President and leaders coordinated emergency expenditures while urging nationwide donations to the American Red Cross as states organize aid. Lifesaving crews and health services mobilized to contain disease and care for 20 000 patients over a month, with sanitation experts handling disinfection.
Fragments indicate a critical situation with many unsheltered people in the Muskingum valley and Mamand Valley. A telegraph to the governor requests immediate War Department action and full agency use to address the needs of the crisis.
London reports Adrianople capitulated after a stubborn defense as Bulgarian forces led by Savof seized the town. Tehatalja fortifications and arsenals burned. Shukti Pasha destroyed the city rather than let it be saved by Bulgarians. European reaction fears widespread slaughter and political upheaval.
A vintage advice column offers simple tonic remedies for hair softness, scalp itching, and general health. It cites Tonics and syrups, mentions mentholaxene cough syrup, and laxatives, with patient letters about headaches indigestion rheumatism and fatigue.
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