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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1915
Page
3
In Sunn Colorado a woman describes five years of scalp eruption with itching and hair loss. She reports relief using Curicura Soap and Ointment and claims restored skin and hair health. The ad offers free samples and a 32 page Skin Book by mail from Cultures Dept T Boston.
Mra D Houde of Eureka Montana credits Mayrs Wonderful Remedy with dramatic relief from severe stomach illnesses after long suffering. In a letter to George H Mayr the Chicago maker she praises the remedy saying it cured her worst stomach trouble and allows eating without distress. The message promotes the product with a guarantee and refund option.
A manufacturer advertising in newspapers gains retailer attention as readers and advertisers. Retailers know manufacturer ads reach customers, fostering cooperation to maximize sales. Manufacturers are urged to contact the Bureau of Advertising at the American Newspaper Publishers Association in New York for guidance.
The Congressional Union for Woman Suffrage staged a siege at the White House against President Wilson, vowing to hound him in every city he visits. The plan sparked bitter debate within the suffrage movement, with Western activists largely opposing the militant tactics.
Victor Murdoch, a progressive leader, indicated in an interview that Theodore Roosevelt or Hiram Johnson could be the progressive nominee for president in 1916. Gover nor Johnson declined comment on the topic. In New York wireless updates a health alert noted the British steamer Dewa with beriberi cases en route to New York. In New Jersey, nine of ten deputies accused in a strikers shooting case were identified by a 14 year old witness as firing at the crowd.
An old advertisement lists silk sponges at 1.25 dollars, Sozodont liquid, a nail buffer at 0.5, and crepe paper for 1.50. It mentions a fountain syringe and water bottle at 1.50 each, with imported C or soap as part of the sale.
New York May 2 The state department reported difficulty establishing contact with Galicia amid a drive to locate war sufferers and deliver aid. Thousands of Jews in Galicia have relatives in America and seek assistance, but diplomatic channels are limited and communication access remains blocked.
Seattle licenses twelve decent motor busses and requires regular service on full routes. Car operators and drivers are urged to maintain consistent schedules and cover whole routes rather than roaming for passengers.
YereRan Brewer D New York reports the death of one of the country’s best known brewers, Jacob Ruppert, founder of the Ruppert Brewing Company. The 74 year old passed away at his home after a long career begun in his youth working for his father Brang Ruppert in this city.
Los Angeles May 26 Forty nine patients many of them girls and women took the first treatment at the municipal cigarette clinic. The treatment uses weak solutions of nitrate of silver applied to the throat passages. Several young women seeking treatment stated they had become addicted to cigarette habit. Xeattve May 2 Alaska engineering commission calls on its Opeda agent to buy rails and other transumelent for 1 miles of track. Bids opened June 10. A large quantity of commissary supplies is also requested.
New York railways plan June implementation requiring travelers to declare baggage values. Officials say the rule, under the Cummins act amending interstate commerce laws, makes shippers declare value and trains will compensate loss or damage up to a set limit with a 10 cent surcharge per additional amount. False declarations are a misdemeanor under the law.
Standard subscribers may buy Le'four spoons for each month's subscription paid with no coupons required. The notice indicates a benefit tied to continued subscription, guiding readers on how to obtain additional spoons through monthly payments.
A tornado destroyed a farmer's home southeast of here, killing wife Kelly and fatally injuring her husband. The twister spread about 12 miles by a half mile, sweeping the area as night fell during the severe storm.
A vintage ad copy touts Resinol Soap and Resinol Ointment as soothing for eczema pimples and irritated skin. The text stresses gentle action on tender surfaces and claims doctors prescribe Resinol for calm healing without causing harm.
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