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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1916
Page
9
Winter changes in the body allow catarrh to take hold as weak blood struggles to fight disease. Treat the cause not the symptoms, using S. S. S. to cleanse and strengthen the blood rather than washes or sprays. Swift Specific Co. Atlanta Ga offers medical department advice for cures.
Law applied to ten parents as youths charged with breaking into a cabin storing contractor’s material. Among stolen items were dynamite and rope. some powder exploded causing injuries. Caruthers burned, others fined or released. Parents of Erck Janderson Ralph Jackson ordered to pay 8.95 each for destroyed goods. Seat boy’s parents paid 2. Youths face further court days for gambling and tabernacle thefts. curfew warnings issued.
With most funds raised, St John s Episcopal Church plans a 26000 dollar parish house on Idaho and West Broadway Butte. The two story brick building will include a gymnasium pool guild rooms and class rooms plus an auditorium on the second floor to serve Sunday school and church organizations.
Astrologers deem Saturday May 6 1916 unlucky with Venus strong and malefic, sun Cranus and Mars adverse. It cautions actresses about engagements and suggests employment difficulties for women, predicting misunderstandings and scandals, tense political and military matters, and health concerns for President Wilson. The piece notes complex war headlines and varying birthdates and traits, with a Choral Vesper at St Pauls in Butte and local court fines for flag advertising and assault charges.
A fragmentary notice reports relatives from Butte serving on the Mexican border. Capt. Ernest Murphy, U S Army, brother of H Murphy, is convalescing at a base hospital after several months. The transfer of the Fourth to Mexico led to injury and hospital confinement. Capt. Davis C Anderson, brother-in-law of Frank Woody, is listed in Laredo Texas. The case of Olive Peris was dismissed at the city attorney’s request. Grand opening tonight at John Phiew, 114 North Main.
Frank St. Clair will perform on the best toned and easiest played piano in Butte, a instrument praised for its beauty of tone and suitability for passers by to hear clearly. The announcement emphasizes the piano’s superior sound and accessibility.
Maroney, Washington naval militia flight commander, took Miss Ryan and Miss Burns on a 1,400 foot flight above Seattle. The event drew suffragists and onlookers, with captions praising the aviator and noting Burns clung to Maroney and Hilles swooped by in a later jaunt. Burne and Burns both faced tense moments, while Hilles, a bold advocate of open-air life, was celebrated for daring.
A vesper organ recital will be held tomorrow evening at 7 16 oclock in the First Baptist Church. The program includes Bach Prelude and Fugue in g minor Liszt Liedty Serenade Hraga and Doane Though Your Sins Be as Scarlet with offertory and Eventide on the organ.
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