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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1917

Page

13

Severe Eczema on Little Girl's Scalp Reported

A two year old girl developed a severe scalp eczema with large lumps and hair loss. The rash spread to face and neck, causing fever and irritability. After using Cuticura Soap and Ointment, symptoms improved. the note claims complete healing after purchases of the products. Signed by Mrs. C. W. Andrews, Bowie Arizona, July 24 1946. Free samples offered by Cuticura Department H Boston.

C. W. Andrews Bowie Ariz Cuticura Dept. H Boston

Banking in Montana in the pioneer days

Judge Pemberton recalls Montana banking roots in Alder Gulch era. Gold dust served as currency with greenbacks at half value and no formal banks early on. Wells Fargo opened Virginia City in 1864. First National Bank began in Helena in 1865 and expanded to Butte.

Pemberton Territory of Montana Absarokee Aldergulch State of State Historical Library Helena Alder Busch California George P. Curtis Virginia City St. Louis Tutt & Donnell John A. Creighton & Co Weary Nolan & Weary Last Chance Gulch Wells-Fargo Company Salt Lake First National Bank Samuel ‘T. Hauser National Butte H. D. Hauser "Coe Natonal Bank A. J. Davis Larabie Bros Alder Port Neath Miuch St. Josepih Virgin City St. Joseph Fife Jorg Saaventure Duarte Shinemock Lam Wandsea Shen

Vacuum rail car promises New York to San Francisco in hours

A 300 pound vacuum electric car, sealed in a three foot diameter cylinder, would travel through an underground tunnel via electromagnets at about 500 miles an hour. The concept, by Boris Weinberg of Tomsk, Siberia, suggests New York to Chicago in similar time as Philadelphia.

New York San Francisco Boris Weinberg Technological Institute Tomsk Siberia Popular Science Monthly Weinberg Chicago Philadelphia Florida Coney Island

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