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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1920
Page
7
The ad touts genuine Bayer Tablets of Aspirin with the Bayer Cross on each package and tablet. It claims worldwide trust from physicians for over eighteen years and safety for colds headaches earache toothache neuralgia lumbago neuritis and general pain. It notes directions on each package and lists affordable 12 tablet tins and larger packages from druggists.
An advertising claim extols red blood corpuscles for a healthy pink complexion. Three-grain hypo mclane tablets supposedly increase red and white cells, improve color, and add flesh. The copy says they are physician prescribed but safe for self administration from apothecary shops.
An advertisement urges readers fearing Catarrhal Deafness or head noises to mix Parmint double strength with hot water and sugar, then take one tablespoon four times daily. It claims relief as nostrils unclog, breathing improves, and mucus stops dripping. the remedy is inexpensive and pleasant to take.
More than 1,000 vacant units flooded the Chicago market over the weekend as landlords confront a rent surge. Hundreds of tenants who faced May 1 increases moved out without warning, with rises from 50 to 300 percent. About 10,000 tenants given May 1 notices refused to move, leaving landlords unsure how to proceed. Many families doubled up or stayed in hotels due to high rents.
The Chicago Tribune argues some war bonds remain attractive as investments while many are undervalued by holders who sell for higher immediate gains. It credits thrift and government guaranty but notes about 10 percent loss in money paid and calls for correcting fundamental mistakes behind bond value and holder behavior.
Pittsburg Dispatch reports that political maneuvering centers on avoiding Wood’s involvement in national Republican proceedings as Johnson presses to keep him off the convention stage, signaling factional tension within the party.
Corporal McCormick of Butte volunteers to lead a marine detachment in destroying enemy machine gun nests. He earns a decoration for the mission and will be part of the Marines show at the high school Wednesday night.
Francis H. McCormick of Butte, a Marine who earned the French Croix de Guerre with palm for silencing three machine gun nests at Champaign, is to be decorated during a Butte High School exhibition. He led eight men under heavy fire after officers were killed or wounded, earning the decoration for actions in Champaign and Belleau Wood. McCormick, a taxi firm partner after the war, also served in Verdun, Soissons, Argonne, St Mihiel, and other battles with the Fifth Marines' Fifty-fifth Company from 1917 to 1919. Lieutenant Bayliss will present the medal.
Wisdom of ages wrapped in a sugar coated tablet. Sulpherb Tablets claim to purify blood, prevent rheumatism and fevers, and cure constipation and sluggish kidneys with a course of treatment. Guaranteed satisfaction or money back. 60c in sealed tubes sold by druggists.
The ad touts phelactine as a safe odorless hair removal method faster than depilatories razors or electricity. It claims roots are removed in seconds and even a child could use it safely with simple druggist instructions.
Warsaw dispatch reports Polish troops under General Pilsudski entered Kiev, moving along a 180 mile front to expel Bolshevists. Uprisings in Moscow intensify as demands for government change rise after news of the Polish advance. Ukraine capital Kiev becomes a key outlet for agricultural products.
Mrs Della Lage sought divorce from Henry Lage after he guided their married life by the advice of spirits. Judge Morgan granted the divorce and $30 alimony per month, warning the wife that she might need the “shade of Shylock” to collect it since Mr Sage refused to heed anyone but the spirits.
Justice McCard in a London case reduced damages claimed by Lieut. Col. George Ewer for alienation of his wife’s affections. He rejected the Roman law idea of a husband recovering damages for injury to property, stating wives are servants of their husbands under the law.
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