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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1913
Page
6
A vintage advertisement touts Syrup of Figs as the ideal gentle laxative for children. It praises the fig taste, explains it cleanses stomach and bowels safely, and claims quick relief from constipation without nausea. It urges keeping the product on hand and lists the full name as Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna.
A historical ad claims Eckman’s Alterative aids TB patients across the nation. It cites improved weight, reduced sweats, and restored health, with testimonials from Mrs Gavert and Mrs Caldavir. The letter from JosephGrimme praises recovery after using the product, detailing weight gain and renewed vigor.
A U S House tariff plan aims to raise or reduce duties on a wide range of groceries and farm products. Proponents argue the changes could fund industry shifts while affecting cost of living. critics warn higher prices for households and retailers. The lengthy list compares existing and proposed rates for cattle, grains, dairy, fruits, vegetables, and finished foods across numerous items and regions.
The text lists proposed rates for numerous goods including grapes cranberries pineapple bacon mutton lamb pork venison and poultry with existing duties and new proposed duties in pounds and percentages. It reads like a historical tariff schedule with units per pound per cubic foot and package sizes noted.
Employment office reports April activity with 793 applications for Male Matry and 201 for others. Among 247 total positions, 80 are male and 167 female. City wide 65 male and 155 female positions filled, with 43 male and 1 female filled locally.
Judge Bourquin in federal court yesterday ordered the discharge in bankruptcy proceedings of the following names: Hrathcn D Potson Frances Palson Helen Poleon Murder & Williams Tienry Kieler Alesander Teskw and Sain Greenblatt. No objections were filed.
Lincoln Neb May 1 Lincoln's 25 saloon keepers shut their doors last night as a drouth set in likely for two weeks and no licenses were renewed paying $2 000 for the dry initiative. Voters go to the polls next Tuesday to decide the two year dry period and potential reopenings.
Representatives of the Commercial Telegraphers union report increasing strike activity as wireless operators walk out and non union workers are drafted for vacancies. Affected routes include Seattle and nearby areas with ongoing tensions at Maritime companies and shipboard duties.
An unclear report describes operators denying essential access as Mise arrived in a port area near YUKO. The fragment references tensions at western piers and mentions Hild WATE-tenlynt, but details and names are incomplete.
Governor Sulzer comments on yesterday’s Senate defeat of his Hapwide district Timape WT and asserts the primaries battle remains unresolved. He claims an extraordinary session may be needed to address the aftereffects of the defeat and determine further steps.
A garbled report notes a 3000 dollar sum linked to a sentencing context and a shooting incident that injured a person named Shon while a shotgun was seized. It mentions job openings and a city electrician examiner announced for April 2, with the civil service commission debating residency requirements to fill posts.
A protracted pursuit results in the capture and dispatch of a gray wolf after a series of traps and rifle shots. Reward offers and efforts by Missoula hunters are noted, with the animal finally brought down near the creek after eight weeks of pursuit and complex trapping. The account highlights the dogged chase and the public interest in predator control.
In Washington on May 1, commissioners discuss publicity of press coverage and its effects on public service. They warn against overreach and fear proposed laws may chill free reporting while stressing need to avoid entangling the law with press restraint. The dialogue centers on balancing transparency with caution.
Reported implications of a Presidential visit stirred talk in the Gallat alley Dry Creek area. Officials deny any major plans or construction this season, while noting minor roadbed improvements may proceed to ease travel after a recent city tour.
A garbled 19th century fragment references a New Zealand voyage, the Yetterd Navity, and a polar route. It hints at letters, cities, and ships but lacks coherent names or dates, leaving an unclear passage about postage and travel.
An unsigned May report notes the resignation of a postal system director, effective June 28, as the office undergoes changes. The brief mentions a new appointment in New York and implies restructuring within the postal service.
A nostalgic ad copy touts Gold Dust soap for thorough cleaning with less rubbing. It claims users save about half their time and spare their backs compared to regular soap and elbow grease.
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