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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1920
Page
5
An advertisement touts Danderine as a low cost hair tonic that instantly transforms dull hair into a soft glossy mass. It claims to remove dust and oil, refresh the scalp, prevent dandruff and hair loss, and promote long thick hair when applied strand by strand with a cloth.
Pape s Diapepsin neutralizes stomach acidity and relieves souring fermentation that causes gases heartburn and fullness. A few tablets reach the stomach quickly bringing relief and help regulate disordered stomachs so favorite foods can be eaten without distress with low drugstore cost.
Butte hoisting engineer C. J. McDonald seeks patents for a safety valve to stop stove explosions from frozen water fronts. The fusible plug and spring device opens near danger, releasing steam to quench fires. Local exhibition drew Mayor Stoddard and Fire Chief Martin. McDonald has 30 years in Butte and will manufacture after patent grant.
The Westminster Gazette notes wartime British research into German piano manufacture. Scientists examined wood and wire to explain tonal differences and the role of Romanian timber. It adds that any secret techniques may now be shared among English piano makers with yellow pine and oak noted for steam resistance and minimal warping.
Steve Byrne and three co defendants including Tom Williams Theodore Chronos and Gust Andrews face murder trials for Sylvester J. Prewatt. Williams was yesterday convicted of first degree murder and sentenced to life imprisonment. The Byrne trial was moved to 10 o clock after Williams verdicts. Juror disqualifications raise doubt on panel sufficiency for all four trials.
Albany March 30 The Fowler bill to repeal daylight saving law failed to pass in the assembly by 75 to 64. The measure had earlier been adopted by the senate by 26 to 25 last night.
W. C. Carson a skid road worker was crushed to death when a log rolled over him at Poison camp No. 8 in Aberdeen on March 30. He had been employed there only a few days.
The report estimates remaining supplies of coal and iron in Britain to endure roughly two more centuries. It notes ongoing extraction and consumption patterns while highlighting potential future shortages and economic impact.
A letter from Thomas Malloy to a Butte stockholder reports severe weather delaying operations in Eastern Montana. Roads were impassable, a Roundup field site was mired, and Northern Drilling asked for a three week extension. Devils Basin outfits are tied up with flood washouts impacting trains and schedules.
The article notes that crushing seeds to extract oils is an ancient practice in Japan, longstanding across generations and tied to traditional methods. It highlights the historical depth and cultural continuity of seed oil production in Japanese agriculture.
Coffee Week urges readers to embrace coffee as a daily, nourishing drink. It notes Americans drink about half the world’s coffee and consumed three billion more cups in late 1919 than 1918, highlighting fatigue relief and energy.
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