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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1913
Page
5
An amalgam of patent medicine pitches asserts cures for hair loss digestion rheumatism and dyspepsia. It touts products from Dr Baker and various tonics, with testimonials and instructions for use. Disjointed letters imply reader requests and purported results, reflecting early 20th century pseudo medical marketing.
Hyomel claims five minute relief for breathing trouble using drops placed in the pocket. It advertises soothing effects on the lungs nose and throat, reduces irritation and secretions, and promises improvement in overall health without containing cocaine. Availability through Anaconda and Mile drug stores is noted.
A rough record notes the Master Builders Form Association forming to unify employers and workers for mutual gain in Butte. It cites incorporation filings, directors, and aims to improve housing and building seasons while keeping frictions low.
Fragmented report details a court action over injuries after a fall from a vehicle. Included are references to a trial, juror discharge, and ongoing litigation involving multiple parties, with mentions of a divorce case and local figures.
The passage presents a chaotic Q and A style with scattered prompts asking about historical figures, events, and facts. It mentions Warren, Madison, Roosevelt, Longworth, and various places and dates, interspersed with garbled OCR text. The overall item resembles a fragmented trivia page or quiz column with numerous unclear lines and partial names.
A long obituary recounts the life of Alderman John Hawke of Phipshurk, detailing his rise in local politics, business efforts, and family. It covers his election history, marriages, children, and the controversial charges and public reaction surrounding his later years. The article notes his death after illness and the ensuing court proceedings and investigations.
A garbled text fragment mentions whales, steak costs, and living expenses with stray phrases about markets, wages, and averages. Multiple improper names and nonsensical lines appear, making the core meaning unclear while preserving the few readable references to price and sustenance.
A fragmentary report details names and roles within an engineering board, mentioning Wiahinglin and P. Wendt as president candidates, with references to commissions, roads, and regional ties to Texas and Wisconsin. The text is garbled but indicates a formal appointment or confirmation process and ongoing professional governance.
A garbled passage references Holy Apel and a claim that diplomacy may fail, with disjointed phrases about peace, marriage, and a university endowment. The fragment mentions rich western university and a large endowed fund, but most names and specifics are unreadable.
An American couple tied the knot in Paris in a ceremony attended by notable figures and linked families. The event recalled a famed union from years ago and carried implications for high society circles across the United States and Europe.
A garbled ad style text promotes Pape's Diapepsin as a stomach regulator promising rapid relief from belching sour taste and indigestion. It touts quick action and a pleasant taste, claiming the product cures stomach discomfort and provides comfortable digestion.
A major blaze tore through Bennington town centers today nearly destroying the business district. About two dozen tenements were reported damaged as fire crews battled the flames in a rapid, wide-reaching incident. Local officials urge residents to avoid the area while investigations begin.
April 5 news reports a new first assistant secretary position within the government department. The nominee is seen as a likely candidate to face the Senate in Washington. Details reference university contacts in California and prior academic ties.
Resinol with soap stops itching quickly and easily heals skin problems on scalp and body. It claims to clear pimples redness and roughness with no cost trial samples offered by Resinol Ointment Co. at Baltimore Maryland.
An Anaconda Newhea area drug store promotes Fuller Drug company products offering a tonic marketed as a life improving remedy. The ad urges families to use the tea as a peacemaker and health booster despite unclear claims.
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