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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1913
Page
18
A recipe by Mrs. Nevada Briggs promotes using mashed potato in doughnuts to keep them moist and fresh for days. It claims KC baking powder is ideal for large batches, with steps for mixing flour, spices, mashed potato, milk and eggs, forming doughnuts, and frying until risen and lightly browned.
An old time ad touts Hyomel as the easiest quickest remedy for catarrh and breathing troubles. It claims the device heals irritated membranes by delivering medicine with the air you breathe and offers a complete outfit for one dollar with extra bottles for seventy cents. Smith Drug Co Anaconda Paxson Hucckefeller Co Butte stand behind the offer.
Mrs Laure A Bitott of Goldfield Nevada reports a felon on her finger caused excruciating pain for two weeks. After using Cuticura Soap and Ointment for eleven days she opened the festering ends and within two weeks the finger was cured. The ad notes Cuticura Soap 26 cents and ointment sold widely with free skin book offer.
Fragmentary OCR text references stomach tones stimulants and tonics. Mentions Fuller Drug Co Newbro Dipans and mountain something. Appears as an old medical ad or remedy listing, with incomplete product names and health claims.
The district conference and Sunday school convention of the Helena district of the African Methodist Episcopal Church opened in Butte. Delegates from Great Falls Billings Helena Missoula and Butte attended as Rev J Colling welcomed them and Rev C N Douglass presided. Secretaries reported weekly progress and Sunday school growth as ministers and officers outlined plans and awards for the year.
Coroner hears dramatic testimony from Thomas and others about the shooting that killed Thomas and Harry Drumm. Witnesses discuss connections to James J. Spencer and Fred Orem, and whether two highwaymen from the Spencer home could reach the crime scene.
A reader from Battle Creek Michigan extols Grape-Nuts and Postum noting long term relief from severe digestive distress after years of pain. He claims weight gain and ability to eat normally after starting the cereal and beverage, advising others to read the booklet The Road to Wellville and to seek genuine testimonials.
A witness recounts gunmen demanding money and firing without warning after Thomas left Drumm at Murray hospital. Police pursue suspects as inquest notes death by gunshot from unknown assailants. funeral plans set for Thomas with services in Oakland.
Funeral services for Sullivan will be at 9 80 o'clock this morning at the family home then at St Patrick’s Church with a solemn high mass. Active pallbearers include Malloy Norris Grim ward Reneward Sulley and Andrews. Honorary pallbearers are O Neill Mitchell Ferns Grimes Daly and Hirentan. Miners union local appoints a committee to draft resolutions on his death.
Chauncey Olcott charms a Butte audience at the Broadway theater in a spontaneous, enthusiastic reception. The production blends Irish romance and humor with tender songs like Tales of Dreaming, Mother Mie When Tish Eyes Are Smiling, and Kath Jen O'Doon, delivered by a capable cast led by Olcott and Gleason.
At a regular Mountain View Epworth League meeting the annual officer election was held and delegates chosen for the state convention to be in Kailspell in June. Newly elected officers include President Miss Mabel Mitchell First Vice President Mrs Alfred Hester Second Vice President Miss Mary Strean Third Vice President Miss Elizabeth Hocking Fourth Vice President Harry Tippett Secretary Miss Cora Williams Treasurer Oscar Martin Pianist Miss Elizabeth Hocking Assistant Pianist Miss Laura Collier Delegates elected were Mrs A Hester Miss Mary Strean Miss Rath Mitchell Miss Beatrice Jay William Hocking and Oscar Martin.
William aiegier, a printer, reportedly made a partial confession in the Anaconda Copper Mining Company paycheck forgery case. He will be tried in district court with an information to be filed directly. After Ziegler's case, action on two other printers will be decided. Deputy Sheriff James Larkin reports arrests another suspect, Jack Schmit of Havre, on grand larceny for a diamond ring, a locket with a diamond, and $300 in cash stolen from a Havre woman. he is to be returned today.
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