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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1925
Page
3
An advertisement claims Kellogg's All-Bran can permanently relieve chronic constipation when eaten regularly. It warns of toxins causing diseases and skin issues, and guarantees relief or a refund from the grocer.
Butte Kiwanis members meet at noon to map Montana advertising for the International convention in St Paul. Trustees from 18 clubs discuss sending a large Montana delegation, with the Butte Mines band touring in miner costumes to publicize state activities.
Mountain View church hosts an ice cream social and entertainment on Thursday at 8 oclock. Circle No 4 led by president Mrs. W J Warne presents Grace Thompson in a vocal solo, Margaret Clifford reading, Evelyn and Edwin Thomas piano duet, Richard Dyer vocal, a Cinderella tableau by Dora Tippett Eva Hewitt Louise Lilly and Bessie Warne, Florence Martin piano, Enjoying the Telephone playlet by Mrs Sewell and Mrs Warne, and O H Schoch piano solo.
Los Angeles May 19 Associated Press reports Roscoe Arbuckle now says he did not plan action against the woman who allegedly sought 12 500 from him. His brother Arthur backs the claim and the district attorney says it has washed its hands of the affair. Arbuckle is pleased and insists he does not want further publicity.
A report from Jonkoping Sweden states Swedish Match factories output a match a day for every person on Earth. The plants produce 30,000 matches per second or 10 billion boxes annually, with eight months of output long enough to reach from Earth to the Moon. Sweden imports most raw materials, with aspen wood mainly from Rusala.
Mme Lisbeth highlights rust brown Canton crepe frocks with shirts collars and cuffs and practical pockets. Khaki camp wear for summer, sleeveless linen knicker uniforms, white middy, tub silk junior dresses, two piece striped and pongee options, and solid color ensembles with printed silk ties appear in varied shades of peach, orchid, green, blue.
Twenty persons were injured in a rear end crash of street cars in Cleveland's public square. William Vaughn the motorman on the rear car fainted before impact and was rushed to a hospital where his condition is reported serious.
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