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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1922
Page
7
Miss Marguerite K. OLeary of Reading praises Taniac for restoring energy and health after a year of weakness. She reports improved appetite, digestion, weight gain, restored color, steadier nerves, and overall vitality, saying she looks and feels like a new person. Taniac is marketed by druggists.
Sheboygan reader Mrs. B LaNser reports relief from fatigue nervousness and insomnia after using seven bottles of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The ad promotes the product as especially helpful during midlife when melancholia headaches dizziness and nervous trouble can arise.
A Cleveland area physician known for treating liver and bowel ailments claims his Olive Tablets, made from vegetables and olive oil, restore energy and remove waste. The ad says women and men use the tablets nightly to feel better, available in 15¢ and 30¢ sizes.
The forty-second Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite reunion opened at the Masonic temple in Butte with 39 count and attendees from Stevensville Anaconda Silver Juckson Rivulet Coolidge Lewistown Champion and more. The event runs daily through Thursday with Rose Croix No 2 conferring degrees from 18 to 18 and luncheon and dinner served each day. Out-of-town member Ashley C Dixon the Stevenson apple king attended the session.
Supt A H Douglass warns high school students and parents against stealing railroad rides to athletic events. With the Interscholastic meet at Missoula later this week, the letter urges buying round trip tickets when possible and avoiding dangerous lifts beneath cars. Those unable to pay are urged to forgo attendance to stay safe and lawful.
Philip Barry, wanted in Butte on a charge of grand larceny, will be brought back to the city Wednesday by Sheriff Duggan. He left Sunday for Colfax, Washington after word that Barry had been apprehended there following an incident at the New Method Laundry firm where money was taken. The exact amount was not disclosed.
The Butte high school graduating class plans a vibrant class day in the auditorium tonight featuring songs, poems, a prophecy, an original one act play The Ghost Story, and a stage cast of seniors. Directors include Miss Gagnon Buck Riddell and Miss Whitman with music by Eleanor Tenner. The program opens with orchestral selections and a lengthy class history and poem.
The Roundup Club 10 will hold its first annual dinner this evening at the Y.M.C.A. All workers captains division leaders and committee members may attend. Service pins will be awarded to workers who recruited or renewed at least 100 members during the recent membership roundup or since its completion. A short program has been planned and the banquet is expected to be an enjoyable social affair.
On the complaint of James Bolin Williams was arrested yesterday afternoon on a gambling charge and Rubus Bnetin booked on a nuisance charge. Williams posted a bond under $100 and En under $150. Bolin is being held. Arrests made by Assistant Chief O'Donnell and Officer Gerry. Also notes a new company for me Vitomen Cereal filed incorporation with the county clerk. Capital stock $500,000 in 100,000 shares $8 each. Directors listed as Russell R. Black, D. H. Wells and others.
Members with paid dues may nominate eight directors for the Butte Chamber of Commerce. Primary election is set for Friday evening May 12 with ballots in the chamber rooms ballot box. Incumbents whose terms run to May 1, 1923 include Day Davis Bruc Potter Gallwey Barker Jr. Retiring directors list Finlen Sannen Walker Witherspoon Chapman Perham Bennetts Gow. The polls stay open until 8 p m Friday. Also Butte Chapter No 39 O E S notes May 10 meeting moved to May 24.
An old advertisement promotes Kellogg’s Bran as a universal health aid claiming to lengthen life by ten to fifteen years and improve digestion, growth, and brain function. It urges daily consumption, touts mineral content and water absorption, and suggests various meal uses and recipes on every package.
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