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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1921
Page
3
The article extols a ten day test to judge a new dentifrice that fights the sticky tooth film. It claims the film causes staining and decay by harboring germs and tartar, and credits widespread dentist support for daily use of Pepsodent.
An advertisement touts Pepsodent as improving dental health by polishing teeth reducing film, stimulating saliva alkalinity, aiding starch digestion, neutralizing acids, and preventing decay. It urges readers to send for a 10 Day Tube and to compare with old methods.
The Butte school district No. 1, serving 12 594 school age children, will receive 76 823 40 of 954 418 29 disbursed by the state. Nine county districts share the balance with per capita apportionment at 6 10, the highest in state history, per Nellie Small.
In police court Charles Harkins faced a disturbance charge after a domestic dispute sparked by drink. His wife Mrs Harkins testified of prior marriages and family history while quipping about Hoffman drops. The judge dismissed the case after a brief exchange. Nearby Rudolph Rosenfeller Nellie Doe and Frank Keenan faced fines and eviction orders.
Seven young women will graduate from Murray Hospital on April 6 marking the completion of their nurse training. Miss Lulu June Nimmo, current superintendent, will resign and be succeeded by Miss Rebecca Evans. Graduates are Miss Elma Rasmussen, Mrs Eleonor Rice, Miss Minnie White, Mrs Tealyne Davis, Miss Alice Chariton, Miss Louise Langhor, and Miss Rita Decourt.
The funeral for John J. McGrath who died last Saturday was held at 406 North Washington Street then at St. Patrick's Church with Father O Connor officiating and hymns sung by Mrs. Bailor. Pallbearers included Ed Healey James Kearney Walter Cannell Robert Peoples Frank Sullivan and James Ordonnell. Interment was in the family plot at St. Patrick's Cemetery. The city health office closed today 1:30 to 3:20 p.m. in honor of Tate John Pedlar bandman and city health officer whose funeral will be held this afternoon.
The Butte high school will graduate the largest class in its history, says principal B E Mil. More than 54 candidates are expected, surpassing the 127 in the largest prior year and the 120 in 1920. Total attendance this year reaches 1,361 students.
City Treasurer Strasburger states refunds ordered by council applied to 1919 dog taxes, not 1920. He notes only a few 1920 fees were collected and cites citizen demands for refunds as the process stalled and confusion persisted in reporting.
News reached Butte of the sudden death yesterday morning in Spokane of Mrs. Humphrey Burns. She traveled there on a health mission Thursday with her two sisters Mrs. Max Kenck and Miss Hazel Hight. Survived by her husband four children and a brother James Hight of Seattle. Body to be shipped to Butte. The Burns home is 1033 South Carolina Street.
Mrs HA Seaman of Sturgin Cole recounts years of bladder and kidney trouble. After trying many remedies, a friend sent Foley Kidney Pills and seven bottles cured her. She previously endured sleepless nights and severe suffering before finding relief and urges others with kidney problems to try the medicine. Sold everywhere.
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