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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1921
Page
6
A dated advertisement touts Marmola tablets as a fat reduction system promising quick weight loss without dieting. It claims to suppress fat absorption, reduce appetite, and reshape the body through nightly use, asserting permanent results and ease for overweight individuals.
An ad proclaims Brownstone as a proven harmless method to tint gray or streaked hair. It touts a single bottle solution that is easy to apply and suitable for any walk of life seeking up-to-date grooming.
An advertorial touts Brownstone shades from light gold to deep brown or black with a claimed ten year overnight effect. It offers a money back guarantee and a free trial, requiring payment only after a plan completion, with tax noted and a contact address in Covington, Kentucky.
A vintage style health note urges careful washing to prevent damaged hair. It promotes Mulstied coconut oil shampoo as a pure, reliable product and describes how to lather, rinse, and leave hair glossy and manageable. It claims modest use buys months of supply for the family and notes availability at pharmacies.
An old fashioned advertisement touts Othine and other remedies to remove freckles. It promises relief for a blemished complexion and offers money back if the product fails. Cites March as the worst month for freckles and urges readers to act now.
Bonds for the Skalkaho road project between Hamilton and Anaconda have been purchased by Mrs. Marcus Daly and funds are available. Construction is expected to begin by May 1 with federal aid and several sections and bridge projects in Bitter Root valley and surrounding areas planned, including cooperation with the forest service and state engineers.
Washington reports a marked decline in wholesale produce prices based on 10 city reports. Potatoes fell from 6.76 to 1.35 per hundred pounds, onions from 6.25 to 0.70, Napa cabbage from 6.25 to 4.50 per barrel, apples from 8.75 to 5.50 per bushel, indicating broad price drops across key commodities.
Berlin reports indicate the press and public are indifferent to moves to restore trade with Soviet Russia. England’s deals via Leon Kasin and Dr Stapler’s protocol for a Russo German trade pact drew few remarks, and the note to President Harding also attracted scant commentary.
Ocean tug engineers and officers along the Atlantic coast who struck yesterday over wage cuts have returned to their posts while awaiting conciliation by the Department of Labor. The return followed a message from Thomas B. Mealey, chairman of the Atlantic and Gulf Coast conference of the Marine Engineers' Beneficial Association.
The Associated Press reports Secretary Weeks, head of the federal power commission, said he would recommend a $30 million appropriation to complete the Mussel Shoals project in Alabama if a private industrial group guarantees the government a fair return on its investment. About $16 million has already been spent. the final disposition remains a major issue from the last administration.
Attorney General Byron Payne announced from Pierre after meetings with state and county attorneys that the campaign to enforce all blue laws in South Dakota will start Sunday, April 3. The move follows discussions with 43 county officials on the scope and enforcement measures.
Associated Press reports formal manslaughter charges filed against P Clive Heddle driver of the car that collided with a street car, killing three and injuring another. Cheatham, who allegedly raced with Heddle, was convicted of reckless driving, fined $100 and jailed 39 days, with an appeal noted.
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