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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1923
Page
8
Hair specialists tout Olive Oil shampoo as essential to avoid dryness and brittleness. Palmolive Shampoo is advertised as a cheap home luxury available at drug or department stores. Use it a few times to reveal sheen and softness like silk.
Mrs Klinge of Pittsburgh credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with aiding nervous fatigue and recovery after childbirth. The letter urges publication to help other new mothers and notes the product is safe for nursing mothers.
Mrs Ola Kirkman of Fort Scott Kansas praises Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription for easing feminine disturbances during pregnancy and aiding two daughters into healthy womanhood. She claims the remedy restored vigor and beauty and urges others to try the liquid or tablet form from drug stores with a $0.15 trial package offer from Dr. Pierce’s Invalids' Hotel Buffalo NY.
A well attended Emerson PTA gathering in the kindergarten room included songs recitations and piano pieces by seventh graders led by Christine O Farrell and Doris Wearne with Grace Thomas at the piano. Community groups announced dances church meetings and a May ball with local families and Scouts hosting events.
Philipsburg voters are to see a new church structure as pledges exceed 1400 dollars toward an 8900 dollar goal. The expansion will add space for the Sunday school Epworth league and Kipworth league to accommodate larger programs and activities.
Final plans were completed yesterday for a dance by the Woman's Auxiliary of the A I M M E next Saturday evening at the Montana hotel. Mrs. R. S. Oliver chairs the committee and invites all engineers and friends to attend. Proceeds go to the auxiliary educational fund.
An ad promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a vegetable remedy that stimulates the liver and bowels to relieve indigestion. It argues the pills cure a sluggish liver and cleanse the system without griping, recommending one to two tablets at bedtime and noting olive color and pricing at 10 and 30 cents.
May 2 Phillipsburg notes list Mrs Chee ter A Tincher of Hall visiting relatives. Mrs F N Fessler returns from Oregon. Patrick Brogan of Hall reviews old acquaintances. Hughie McDonald travels to Butte for several days. William Roval of Willow Creek attends to business. George Babcock of Butte visits. Mr and Mrs Stanton Hayes of Helena guests this week. T A Kern returns to Butte. T Streit and H J Carroll motor from Missoula. Henry Bohrnsen of sapphire mines visits. Charlie Sh Pyke returns to home in Butte. A R Payvier and John Schranen of Missoula visit friends.
Deer Lodge council No. 1800 plans elaborate events for the Montana state Knights of Columbus convention to be held May 28 and 29. A preconvention degree exemplification for 40 candidates occurs May 27 under local officers and J. A. Mulcahy. Delegates from all councils attend with notable national officers visiting, including William J. McGinley, A. G. Bagley, and James J. Gorman.
Miss Eminore Bien spent Wednesday in Butte. Mrs Walter Kemp underwent appendicitis surgery at St Josephs hospital. Lou Boedecker and Magnus Johnson motored to Butte with Paul Jacobson returning the next day. Jacob Albright 82 died in Galen with burial in Virginia City. American Legion ladies plan a candy sale Saturday May 26.
An English inventor introduced the flying shuttle in 1728, transforming weaving by enabling faster loom operation and boosting textile productivity across England. This innovation significantly advanced the Industrial Revolution era and reshaped cloth manufacture.
The veterans bureau insurance squad arrives in Anaconda at 10 30 am to examine ex service men seeking reinstatement of government insurance. The Montana hotel hosts the squad through Friday with a city hall meeting tonight. Examinations are free and a single lapsed payment plus one month's premium reactivates policy. Vocational training progress is reported for eight men in Anaconda including fish culturist and auto mechanic among others.
Salvation Army headquarters will host a Mothers Day observance on Monday May 14 with a youth program honoring mothers. The young members have prepared for weeks aiming to deliver one of their best entertainments. Cradle Day is set for Sunday May 29 when babies will be remembered.
Postmaster urges patrons to ensure sufficient postage for mail. Shortage noted especially on newspapers and Sunday Standards. Many senders use two cents. need at least three cents depending on paper size. Reminder to include return addresses to locate senders if issues arise.
Montana Board of Railroad Commissioners sets a public hearing for May 14 1923 at 10 a.m. in Helena. Testimony will address Great Northern through rates to East Helena plus Northwestern Pacific switching charges and East Helena smelter intra plant switching rates. Official actions involve authorization of published through rates and rate cancellations with specific carload and per car charges.
Beaverhead post of the American Legion held a smoker at the T O O F hall in honor of visiting members of the legion flying squadron and discussed insurance conversions for service men in Dillon and Beaverhead County. The Dillon Dramatic Club at Montana State Normal College initiated 12 new members with a dinner and stunts. City council to induct Mayor elect Roscoe Cornell and four councilmen into office. Sisters of Charity B V M will summer at a former Curtiss hospital residence on South Washington Street. Mining men depart for the New Departure mine for inspection and possible summer restart. MSNC Women’s Athletic Association pins issued to members attending national college sports programs.
An advertisement claims a well known physician has found Moon's Emerald Oil removes obstinate hemorrhoids with a few applications. It promises stop of sinking burning bleeding and distress and says a small bottle should be used now. City drug stores and mail orders are listed as supply options.
Maggie Nelson of Mossdale Florida describes severe headaches backache leg pains and abdominal swelling from kidney and bladder trouble. After medicines failed and doctors urged operation she tried Foley's Kidney Fills and reports relief gaining strength and better breathing.
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