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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1925
Page
8
The article describes sciatic neuritis causing sharp thigh to foot pain and tender nerve points. It claims standard treatments are slow, and promotes Allenrhu Special Formula No 2 capsules as the quickest solution, with rapid pain reduction within 24 hours, available from City Drug Company.
Miss Alberta Rogers of Decatur Indiana reports gaining 15 pounds in six weeks after using McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets. The ad claims improved appetite, rose cheeks, and better complexion with a 30 day trial and money back guarantee.
In the past winter thousands of people have used Joint-Base with remarkable success in treating severe lum bago cases. The external remedy claims to ease painful swollen and stiff joints and is sold for 60 cents a tube at City Drug Company Fuller Drug Company and all pharmacists.
An advertisement claims cranberry juice kills a skin parasite causing eczema and irritation. Cranolene Healing Cream combines cranberry juice with soothing oils to stop itching and restore skin, sold in three sizes 35c 1 and 2 50 or by post from Nolene Girard Kansas, via Fuller Drug Co.
Police Judge T. J. Murphy heard cases from the weekend arrests. Ernest and Dan Callahan pleaded not guilty to disturbing the peace with an axe fight. Ernest fined 10 dollars and Dan 15. Four speeding violators faced fines, with 17-year-old Glen Hudspeth ordered off his motorcycle for 30 days. Henry Lochrie, R. H. Richards, Bob Kelly each fined 10, Fred Anderson fined 5 for drunkenness. John Carrigan released on 10-dollar bond. case set for Wednesday. Rube Gallagher received a 60-day suspended sentence on moonshine and peace charges if he leaves the city. Disturbance case involving 10 youths set for this afternoon. main witnesses subpoenaed for today.
Large crowd witnesses the transition as C W Smith assumes Anaconda city leadership replacing James B McCavitt after 12 years. Emory Kell and Harry Carter elected council president and vice president. several offices reorganized including creation of street commissioner and sanitary officer.
Miss Elliott Morgan a junior won first place in the Anaconda high school declamation contest at Daly gym last evening with Zory's Race and earns a chance to represent Anaconda at the state declamation contest in Missoula during the annual track and field meet next week. Walter Goose took second with Gentleman, the King. other entrants included Frances Bryson Clara Kretzer Helen Oliver and James Halloran in various readings.
Many old-timers attended the funeral of Emil Mori buried at Mount Carmel cemetery. The procession left P. J. Finnegan chapel at 8 45 for St Pauls church where a requiem high mass was sung. The Rev A R Coopman celebrated the mass and Mrs Ector Launderville sang. Pallbearers were Ed Lee Leo La Salle Thibodeau Archie McNeil R A Kelly and Edward Marsh. Eugene Morin of Los Angeles and A Morin of Okanogan Wash arrived for the service.
The Margaret theater presents the Czigane troupe with high class melody and dance, plus acts like Back Fire with Keley and Wise, Mons Herbert Musical Waiter, Milton and Graham Turn to the Left, Clifford and Turpin jazz duo, and The Bride and the Groom. Also notes the birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs Ted McGregor at 322 East Park Avenue last evening.
Evangelist Ridenour speaks on "What Will I Do With My Life" at the First Christian Church for a young people evening. He has delivered many commencement and baccalaureate addresses for schools. Baptism will precede the preaching service at 7 30.
Installation of officers dominated yesterday’s Rotary club meeting. Retiring president Whyte introduced the new officers Harold N. Blake president Frank F. Tucker vice president R B Abbott secretary H M Webster treasurer L G Dunlap and George C Jackson directors plus four officers. Blake spoke of expanding club activities and monthly director meetings.
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