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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1913
Page
2
A vintage health advertisement urges parents to check a child’s coated tongue and signs of illness, advocating Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as a stomach liver and bowel aid. It touts a gentle cleanse and lists directions for all ages, warning to ask a druggist for the named product from California Fig Syrup Co.
A wide array of testimonials from Amenia and beyond claim Eckman’s Alternative cured severe throat infections and tuberculosis like cases. Letters from doctors and pastors cite dramatic recoveries, though the ad invites readers to request the full booklet and evidence from the Eckman Laboratory.
In Missoula the Gallatin team leads a keen high school track meet as Bozeman and Helena compete for top spots. Jolley of Gallatin faces eligibility protests over four-year competition, while Phelps of Butte dominates the sprints and Helens, Great Falls, and Missoula athletes vie for finals.
Proceedings referenced a beating testimony and a trial involving Johnson and a city figure with connections to Trem Pittslurg and Chicago. Attorneys Parkin and Schryeit argued objections while the judge ruled on admissibility and the sequence of witnesses. The case centers on alleged payments and travel involving New York, Chicago, and San Francisco with money routed through a manager.
An corrupted May 8 report from Topeka details Moore tied to a string of murders in Kansas borders. It links Moore to a series of killings, prison terms, and investigations across several states, noting police theories and alleged connections to other crimes and suspects.
H. J. Kopis, 39, fresh from Sagebrush, was robbed on Park Street in Butte after meeting a stranger who invited him to breakfast. Two Black women present at the table. Kopis was struck and his pockets emptied of about $4. Police pursued the assailant, who fled the scene. The incident occurred amid alleged racial taunts.
The text outlines an evening gown in peach colored charmeuse. The tunic or corsage is veiled in rich lace, falling simply and gracefully. The skirt is caught up in front with rose and blue spade details.
Washington May 8 Clarency resti tution will be taken up by the poll about dune 2. This article reports Representative W Underwood the democratic leader after conference with The White House and President Wilson urging banking reforms to be enacted this session. Underwood expects the president to send a suit at spes fay ites. The president will also discuss versions of currency reform with Congress during the week.
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