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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1920
Page
6
Se Earnest Hill of Portland Maine says he could not report for duty before taking Tanlee but now feels like a new man and is on deck every day ready for work.
Captain Warnest H. Hill of Portland narrates that eight years of indigestion and weakness left him staggering and unable to work. After five Tanlac bottles he reports renewed vigor, a strong appetite, and full stamina, now able to be on deck daily. Sold in Anaconda by Fuller Drug Co. and in Butte by Newbro Drug Co. Ad.
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets, a vegetable olive oil mix, claim to improve bad breath by gently stimulating the bowels and liver. Take one or two nightly for a week. prices listed as 10c and 25c.
An old advertisement promotes Par mint double strength for deafness and tinnitus. The remedy instructs mixing one ounce with a quarter pint hot water and a small amount of sugar, taking one tablespoonful four times daily.
British financier Sir Edward Mackay Edgar argues America rose to creditor nation status and gained influence in international finance due to wartime activity. He also cautions that the benefits may not endure and predicts the United States may not dominate world trade or ocean routes as it expects. He contrasts Britain’s postwar revival with America’s self sufficient, domestic economy and notes uncertain long term impact on shipping and finance.
May 56. Telegraph messengers delivery union presented Western Union and Postal Telegraph companies with demands for an eight hour day and weekly pay of $23 for day work and $26 for night work, signaling further labor tension in Chicago.
A bandit chieftain named Abrahim was arrested by Aiepno Syria for the murder of two American YMCA workers, James Perry and Frank Johnyson, near Aintab on February 4, according to the Associated Press report from Constantinople.
Panabia May 4 General Pershing, after an all day hunt and two alligators captured alive, boarded the transport Northern Pacific and will sail for New York by way of Porto Rico tonight.
Clifton Applegate and Anaconda contractors push the nine mile section from Anaconda to the Silver Bow county line toward summer completion. Road work requires detours and new bridges, with Me din Co. on the east end advancing parallel efforts. The project promises a 18 to 20 foot paved surface nine miles long, boosting traffic and tourism between Anaconda Butte and Gregson Springs. Sugar price hike notes 2½ cent rise with cane sugar allotment at $22.75 per hundred.
Seattle grade and high school teachers will receive a virtual flat salary increase of 3090 dollars per year effective September 1. The new scale sets a 1500 dollar minimum and a 2100 dollar maximum for grade teachers and 1800 dollar minimum and 2400 dollar maximum for high school teachers. In Japan households have sewage and refuse collected nightly and used in agriculture.
Mary Alice Stewart Butman of Cohasset seeks a legislative ruling to legalize her marriage to her dead husband and validate his divorce from a prior wife in a case that involves five children. Attorney William Sears described Joseph B. Butman’s 1865 marriage, later divorce, a 1880 remarriage, and a series of legal actions including a recent decree and a death, with questions over divorce records and legitimacy. Census figures following announce various city increases across Marion Indiana East Orange New Jersey Punxsutawney Pennsylvania Ironwood Michigan Brenham Texas.
Chicago barbers decide to maintain current haircut and shave prices at the present standard amid talk of raising haircuts to 75 cents. Local shops weigh higher charges but choose stability for now.
In May 1965 Paris labor leaders dispute official talks that the general railroad strike is ending, insisting the movement remains intact with an outlook favorable to its ultimate success as the mine and dock actions show no change.
A brief advisory promotes a simple corn removal method described as painless and inexpensive. It emphasizes low cost and ease of use suitable for at home treatment, urging readers to try the product for relief without professional intervention.
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