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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1922
Page
12
A skin specialist promotes Mentho Sulphur as a germ destroying remedy for fiery itchy eczema. The preparation eases irritation, soothes, and clears the skin, claiming it nearly always relieves torment. Sufferers are advised to obtain Rowles Mentho Sulphur from a druggist and apply it like cold cream.
Robbers broke in Tuesday night at the Montgomery drug store 140 West Park street taking about 4500 from a steel filing safe after forcing two doors. Over 1000 in Liberty bonds and about 100 in postage stamps were left behind. The store was found open yesterday morning and an inventory will determine if any merchandise was taken. Police reported no suspects yet.
Deer Lodge Montana May 24 funeral services for the late J B Flynn were conducted in the Episcopal church with Rev W J Attwood presiding. The services were simple and impressive and many attended.
Fools First produced by Marshal Neilan for Associated First Nation will begin a three day engagement at the American theater on Saturday. Based on a Sunday Evening Post story by Hugh Nair Kahler, it stars Richard Dix with Claude Gillingwater and Claire Windsor. Filmed inside San Quentin Prison California the production is billed as a dramatic underworld realism showcase with Han’s directorial intensity.
Gladys Walton stars in The Rowdy at the American Theater today presenting a colorful tale set in a Pacific fishing village. The plot follows a young woman torn between duty and desire as her hidden mother’s identity causes a boomerang surprise shifting relationships and social ranks. Also shown is Sure Fire featuring Ed Gibson, promising daring horse riding thrills. ST. JOSEPH'S COUNCIL women plan an evening with entertainment and a special program in the school hall.
Nine children aged from 16 months to 14 years were taken to the orphans home at Twin Bridges by Humane Officer Paul Ozanne yesterday.
Children from Melrose and Divide schools dropped Montana wildflowers into streams to honor mariners buried at sea. H. B. Makinson led G A R Lincoln post patriotic exercises, while Miss Margaret Farrell, principal, wrote a note explaining the ceremony and inviting finders to notify the Montana governor.
A large crowd attended Connell's second music department concert yesterday. Manager Jack Hangauer noted surprise at the number present as Mme Margaret Williams, Miss Kana Wood, and Miss Charlotte Kelly performed a pleasing selection in a delightful rendition. The next concert is scheduled for Saturday afternoon.
Fragmentary note suggests a public music event with a place and performer names missing. The text lacks clear details, dates, or outcomes, leaving the event description unclear and unusable for precise summary.
The Butte public library will close for cleaning and inventory from May 29 to June 3. Librarian Misa Gertrude Nichols urges all patrons to return books before the shutdown.
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