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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1926
Page
17
A reader notes that a person with colds may lose about three days of work annually. The text discusses how germs spread in church, cinema, or social settings and emphasizes personal protection to prevent illness.
An advertisement claims Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery increases vitality and offers tablets for 65 cents. It directs readers to send payment to the Dr Pierce Clinic in Buffalo New York to obtain a bottle of tablets.
Cloverana and two friends report Mrs Helen M Kowalczyk of 6819 Hope Ave regained health after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash. She says she feels stronger and sleeps better and recommends the medicines. Mrs M E Menray of Detroit also praises the product.
Speaker from the United States Chamber of Commerce praised an ethical doctrine in business and the growing self-government of enterprise. He highlighted cooperation among capital and labor, foreign delegations learning of U S business harmony, and the role of chambers in promoting civic virtue. New members were introduced and plans for future Kiwanis events noted.
Desk Sergeant Abe Cohen warned drivers must obtain city driving permits by June 1. Police will launch a crackdown on those without permits once the deadline passes. Records show 5,679 permits issued so far, compared with over 7,000 last year. Chief Murphy noted an enforcement campaign will follow if registrants remain unpaid.
Nine days remain for tax payments as the line in County Treasurer James J. Bretts office grows longer each day. Taxpayers are delivering larger payments at cashiers windows and many are sending checks via the treasurers aid. Those paying the last half should bring receipts from earlier payments to save time for clerks and others waiting.
A. A. Platt of 312 North Main Street reported three yards of fabric stolen from his tailor shop. While one man talked with the proprietor another visitor, described as Mexican, made off with the goods, according to police.
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