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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1913
Page
7
A distressed mother discovers Syrup of Figs as a gentle laxative and stomach regulator for children. The ad extols fig flavor and safety, claiming quick relief from stomach ache, diarrhea, and indigestion. It urges parents to keep the product handy, touting it as a wholesome bowel cleanser for all ages.
An article touts Eckman’s Alterative and Dekmae’s Alterative as effective for tuberculosis, claiming improved weight, reduced fevers, and recoveries across the country. Mrs. Govert’s case is cited, with a St Michael’s Church minister urging use after a severe pneumonia and failed medical aid. The ad urges readers to investigate and contact Eckman’s Oratory in Philadelphia for a recovery booklet.
The article analyzes proposed tariff changes in the United States House of Representatives and their projected impact on the cost of living. It lists proposed and existing rates for a wide range of foods and goods, comparing how duties would shift prices for items from cattle and meat to cereals, vegetables, and processed foods.
The Court of Appeals at Annapolis orders Captain Isaac Emerson to continue paying his ex wife Mrs Cazelton Basher 828,000 annually as alimony. The ruling, referencing the finality of equitable decrees, weighs whether alimony judgments are immutable or subject to continued court jurisdiction.
A list of proposed prices and existing rates for fruits, meats, dairy, and pantry staples. Items include oranges, lemons, pineapples, bacon, ham, beer, wool, mutton, venison, beef, poultry, salt, starch, and tea. Several entries show per pound or per hundredweight pricing. many reflect proposed rate changes with percentage adjustments and bulk quantities.
Help asked and given through city office records summarize job applications and fills by gender and type. The list details male and female applicants, ages, and roles such as chambermaids domestics hotel and restaurant work, with totals for city and out-of-office postings.
In federal court yesterday Judge Mudge Hourquin ordered discharge by bankruptcy proceedings for seven filers: Beatrice Olson, Frances Palson, Helen Polvo, Burden de Williams, Henry Tielet, Alexander Teska, and Sam Greenblatt, with no objections filed.
Simeply Neb May 1. Lincoln saloon keepers closed their places as licenses expired May 1 and none renewed, fearing a dry city after a referendum vote next Tuesday. A two year dry period was suggested by the licensing delay and the wary stance of merchants amid a close contest with a small anticipated margin.
Representatives of the Commercial Telegraph Union give a summary of the wireless strike in Seattle. The report notes operators on strike and non-union Marconi workers selected to fill vacancies. Details mention numbers of workers involved and locations including Seattle and San Panelece.
An unusually long crowd of lines describes a nocturnal hunt for wolves with traps and trained hounds. Reward offers include one hundred dollars per wolf captured and details of pursuit, traps, and the hounds’ movements across Missouri. The tale centers on a man’s chase, the pack’s efforts, and the evolving price on wolf capture during winter.
Sulzer asserts the primary battle will persist as party lines and supporters push for coalition strategy. He emphasizes the need to unite factions after yesterday's defeat and notes the senate may determine timing and approach for upcoming campaigns.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions monetary amounts and a court judgment involving defendants and damages but lacks coherent names, dates, or places to identify parties or outcome. The text remains unreadable for a full factual summary.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate the Civil Service Commission advertised an election assistant vacancy on April 2. Applications were filed by the deadline, with the focus on residency requirements to ensure eligibility for the position and local residency in the district. The source shows unclear names and numbers but mentions a $4,000 annual figure and a candidate matching the local resident criterion.
A Washington report cites the Columbia Commission urging limits on press publicity to deter readers from crime. It argues exposure of trials risks public moral harm and encourages wrongful acts, urging enactment of a proposed law to curb coverage.
President Ay Cyodnew of Uretslhatin Valley traveled to Chicago yesterday after the Weal Mad event while rumors swirled over his vier. No construction will occur this season. roadbed improvements will be made on the thallatin Wellsey line and the Dre Creek Brandon.
Fragmentary OCR text discusses international events and figures including a former New Zealand premier. Limited readable names and places hinder full reconstruction of events or dates. The passage mentions receptions and a tally of people, with garbled phrases throughout.
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