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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1915
Page
10
A garbled sale list promotes savings on groceries and meats with prices for butter tea coffee flour and various meats. It touts cash-only daily payments and large interest savings, urging customers to buy No 1 quality goods and fresh produce and promising discounts on sacks and goods if purchased in quantity.
An old advertisement promotes Resinol ointment and Resinol soap as safe, effective treatments for itching skin and eruptions on all skin types, including babies. It claims instant itch relief and rapid healing, noting widespread physician endorsement and affordable cost at druggists.
Tim Sullivan faced third degree assault charges after a planned attack on miner Fred Goodland was thwarted by Mrs. Lally of 42 South Main Street. Sullivan and an unknown accomplice battered Goodland, leaving him with a head wound and blackened eyes. Sullivan fled with his companion as neighbors responded to cries for help. County Attorney Dan Malloy filed the charge as authorities seek Sullivan's partner.
Immanuel Presbyterian church in Butte hosts the first ordination and installation ceremony for a native in the city next Tuesday at 8 PM. Rev. L A Bechtel will be ordained and installed by the Butte presbytery. Rev. J R Russel will reside, with Rev. J R Billingsley preaching the sermon and Rev. Harris Pillsbury delivering the charge to the people.
The Knights Templars of Sutts will observe the custom of attending church in a body on Ascension Sunday. They go to Mountain View Methodist Episcopal Church for an 11 o'clock service where Rev. George D. Wolfe will preach a special sermon. An augmented choir will perform a musical program followed by a luncheon for Knights and ladies at the Masonic temple at 1 o'clock.
Grace Methodist Episcopal church Ladies Aid society wraps up plans for The New Minister a musical cantata to be presented in church parlors on Tuesday May 18 at 8 o clock. Members of Martha Rebekah lodge and sister lodges urged to meet at St Georges hall Centerville on Sunday May 16 at 1 30 to attend the funeral of Louise Fame Geraldine Harvey. F Strandberg area at her home 207 North Crystal Street yesterday morning she was 54 years old. She is survived by her husband Ludwig Strandberg a daughter of Butte and a son in Sweden.
Theosophical lecturer J. W. Bowers argues against sudden natural processes and promotes reincarnation and evolution as the primary framework for life. He explains life as a cycle from material origin to spiritual power, with death as a transition to astral and mental planes. Over 100 attendees, more than local society members, attended the talk with questions. Tomorrow, Mr. Rogers speaks on Self Development and the Way to Power.
MacPherson presents a feisty tale where a Turkish nobleman captured by Montenegrin troops endures imprisonment and toils on a peasant girl Konya’s farm replacing her slain father. He smiles through hardship as romance and poverty intertwine, while Meg Dorothy Lewis sings The Rosary tonight and The Holy City tomorrow.
The Montana state Sunday school convention concluded in Billings and praised as one of the best. Delegates from Mountain View Methodist church of Butte and others across nearly every county attended. Rev M A Mathews of Seattle spoke on Sunday School work, and addressed the Chamber of Commerce lunch for delegates and Grand Army of Republic members. A revival tabernacle in Billings will begin next Sunday.
Announcement offers Oneida Community spoons at set prices with subscription plans. Pay one month, four spoons at 156 each. three months, 12 spoons at 150 each. six months, 24 spoons at 150 each. full year, 48 spoons. Includes mailing charges, delivery guarantee, and price amendments for larger quantities.
Two tickets to Loew's Empress are available daily for readers in Butte. Check the classified page for your name and call the Standard office to claim tickets, then have watches cleaned.
A three night comedy by Jack McGlynn called The Man on the Box will be staged at St Lawrence school hall on May 21, 22 and 25. The cast features Walkerville and Center ville residents with many having appeared in amateur productions. entries include Nancy Warburton Rose Church Cora Christine Cronin Lieut Rob Warburton Jack Medigan Charles Henderson Walter Kelly George Amnesty James Mediyan and others.
Blanche Sweet stars in The Captive at the American Theater in New Orleans. The production, a Cecil B. De Mille and Jeanie MacPherson collaboration, promises a striking vehicle for her career with Lavish direction and unusual staging.
Eddie Foley and Lea Latore headline a vaudeville bill in Butte with eight chorus girls in The Dairy Maids. The act is billed as one of the most elaborate ever sent on tour, with West offering The Way Out a dramatic companion piece. Mucatro the Belgian juggler, and The Empresseope with a two feature moving picture segment promise strong variety and laughs.
Broadway Theater will show three days of submarine pictures starting this week. A special deep sea filming method used a glass-walled lowered tube with searchlights, offering rare underwater views. Miss Fannie Keeler and Jack Thomas present a sketch The Stother of the Year. Admission is 10 cents for children and 15 cents for balcony seating with 25 cents for the lower floor. Doors open 7:40, performances at 8:30 evenings and 2:20 p.m. Sundays feature a single show.
This Saturday matinee at the Ansonia theater features Hearts In Exile with Clara Kimball Young as the lead. Also on bill are Two of a Kind with Weber and Fields and the Vanderbilt Cup Race ride, plus other attractions for the young audience.
Hope Ivanovna daughter of a Russian dissident endures imprisonment and peril to aid freedom. She marries a wealthy aristocrat for funds to continue her work, faces a cruel police chief, and travels to Siberia to rejoin a husband who has traded sentences with her lover Serge Palma. Clara Kimball Young delivers a powerful performance as Hope.
A fragmentary report describes a metal hood placed over a tree stump and powered by a blower to force draft for rapid burning. The text mentions this method being facilitated recently by the apparatus, noting quick and thorough combustion.
An old style advertisement touts a blood purification remedy claiming pimples and eruptions signal impurity. It promotes DR MORRIS PRACT and SAKSAPARULLA with a price of one bottle at 1 dollar and six bottles at a discount, available by mail or phone.
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