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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1913
Page
18
Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment offer a pure sweet economical method to preserve purify and beautify the skin scalp and hair. They are described as effective for distressing eczema rashes itchings inflammation and chafings of infants children and adults in the ad copy.
An advertisement touts Syrup of Figs as a safe, natural laxative for kids and adults. It promises quick relief from feverishness, sour stomach, and clogged bowels without vomiting or nausea. The copy emphasizes its fig-based, nondrug composition and urges buyers to trust the brand and refuse substitutes.
A testimonial from Mrs Mary Wasson of Philadelphia cites relief after three weeks on Hekman’s Alterative for consumption and lung troubles. She reports night sweats, loss of appetite, and weakness improved, fever left, and health restored. The ad promotes the Newbro Drug Co. and the Hekman’s Alterative with claims of long trial and no narcotics.
Reports from the Intermountain Good Roads association show Montana delegates, led by Moore and Conley, urging for Butte to host the next annual meeting. The fourth meeting will be at Boise on June 10. Montana's convention is set for Kalispell July 15 and 16 with plans to press for road improvements across Utah Idaho Wyoming and Nevada.
Judge Rourawin of the federal court grants a new trial in Martha Jones v Boston & Montana Copper and Mining company. The ruling cites an improper jury direction on worker risk and references the Harvey railway case as guiding precedent.
Fragmentary note suggests a speaker aiming to address delegates if present. Mentions Kali and state authority with unclear meaning. No clear person, place, or event details to confirm a specific news item or outcome.
The notice promotes an Arbor Day event at Columbia Gardens tonight to honor the occasion. Reports mention a Boston strike context with unresolved $10,800 of over $68,000 allocated for striking textile workers and families in Lawrence, amid ongoing labor dispute details.
A large Inland Empire tour group heads to Spokane next Sunday to attend the Northwest Golf association event. Two Pullmans chartered by Mr. Lane will carry players and guests to the country club for the week long tournament running from May to the evening of the 2nd. The visiting party includes a long list of names and friends accompanying booster Lane to enjoy golf and rivalry.
This item presents a historical quiz Q and A on topics such as Glacier National Park's establishment and size, Mount Sinai's height, the Suez Canal distance, the Lincoln era White House, pioneer bridge across the Mississippi, and Billings Memorial. It includes dates, figures, and attributions to architects and builders with sparse readable details.
A fragmentary page style collection answers questions on topics like French Gulch establishment water supply, first American Labor Union president Daniel McDonald, eight hour bill timing, shoddy restrictions in Montana, founders of Glasgow University, Robert Emmet, a baseball play scenario, Emma born in Russia, longest professional game and Lady Godiva legend.
Rome May 12 The American commission for the European systems of agricultural cooperation and farmers credits began its work this morning as members heard reports from German Hungarian Austrian French and Belgian delegates during the session.
The sitting members of the American commission presented David Lubin of Sacramento a silver loving cup for the International Institute of Agriculture. Lubin declined the gift saying the cup should go to Marquis Cappelli, president of the institute, who stated he would accept it for the organization. The assembly later convened as American delegates received a warm welcome at the capital. Dallas hosted the Shriners convention with extensive train arrivals. The Supreme Court recessed in Washington without announced decisions, planning to rule before adjournment.
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