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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1917
Page
2
A fragmented ad style joke appears with odd spellings and phrases about a corn treatment product named Gets It. The snippet features playful lines urging readers to apply two drops to make corn fall off and mentions lifting corn with sheer force as a claimed result.
An ad touts a corn remedy claimed to be quick and painless, avoiding cuts bandages and salves. It alleges a safe, effective treatment available through Standard Drug Co and other outlets, promoting fast relief with no cutting.
An article extols the Butte library’s agriculture selection as practical and broad. It notes many titles focus on climate and local farming, the rise of home gardens, and the value of the Year Book of Agriculture, with government and state bulletins available through the library. It highlights local history of farming, urging readers to judge and apply printed guidance thoughtfully.
A dense catalog of agricultural books and authors, noting titles such as Cabbage and Cauliflower by Allen, Field Notes on Apple Culture by Bailey, Prac tical Drainage by Gleason, and many more. The list emphasizes irrigation, soil, crops, fruits, and farming techniques, with numerous publishers and contributors across diverse topics.
A listing of numerous agricultural texts and authors compiled by John F. Davies, Tabrariar. It covers diverse topics from irrigation and farming techniques to orchard management, crop culture, and pest control, naming works and contributors.
The Butte Ad Club will host a noon luncheon at the Butte Grill to brainstorm ideas for improving the city. Paul Noble will preside as members, urged to propose concrete actions beyond past campaigns, with 123 members encouraged to speak up and share suggestions.
Miss Claudina Ahrene, posing as a church representative aiding the poor, appeared in Butte police court on vagrancy charges. Judge Whitty fined her $25 after evidence showed she acted as an impostor, collecting 15 to 25 dollars from local donors and giving away only donated clothes. Her credentials bore signatures of four alleged church officials, all likely by the same person, with dates showing October 1916 in Butte.
Dietary note explains Irish potatoes and most vegetables tend to alkalize body tissues and fluids, countering the acid effects of meat fish and similar foods. Emphasizes that the body functions best when neutral or slightly alkaline, highlighting benefits for hearty meat eaters.
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