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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1912
Page
14
A cryptic notice describes bottled beer available only at the brewery in crystal clear bottles, claiming purity and cleanliness. It lists contact numbers and references a 1957 era product, with unclear names and locations.
A fire chief warns against Independence Day celebrations driven by loud explosives and reckless displays. He cites hospitalizations, equipment strain, and the risk of fires in densely built areas, urging cities to limit fireworks and educate citizens toward safer, more civic celebrations.
Dr and Mrs David Allyn Gorton mark a milestone as they celebrate the birth of twins. The elderly father’s enduring family ties and the couple’s companionship are highlighted in a brief tribute reflecting longevity and shared joy.
An early 20th century item describes Dr Tarver Witty delivering a son and Dr David Alyn Gorton, a government expert, revealing new eugenics driven twins. It quotes Gorton on work, education, diet, and self restraint as guiding principles for the children’s future, with plans for a modest, healthful upbringing in Brooklyn.
A lengthy reminiscence recalls a friendship renewed amid hardship during wartime. The piece traces the bond between two women, one living in Windsor and Amherstburg, and a Highlander veteran, detailing crossings of seas, service in the Crimean War, later Canadian service, and long separations. It notes nursing, endurance, and eventual reunion while chronicling years of service, peril, and personal sacrifice.
Fragmented OCR text mentions a bank in Butte offering Saturday evening hours and references to trust departments and local financial figures. The passage also includes garbled lines about Miners Savings, West Park Street, and an unrelated historical note on sugar companies, creating a disjointed notice from a newspaper page.
Fragmentary note recalls farewell to a person named Drews Ehleids and to a prolonged period of attacks described as excessive and harmful. The text shows garbled phrases about wearing clothing or typing, suggesting a disrupted or coded message rather than a clear event.
Washington TC May Ber Stervey Wiles, once the government’s expert, prescribes a frugal, methodical upbringing. The infant will be weaned after the first September, fed whites and gruel until then, then given meats, soft foods, and fruit juice, with strict temperance and simple clothing. A savings bank and thrift habits are emphasized as the child grows.
Prominent figures in many lines attend the opening of the fourth Sectional Conference or City Planning on May 17. The event includes inspection of the park waterway system and Charles River dock beaches. A visiting committee reviews educational bulbs and public works projects as discussions continue.
Fragmentary text cites New York and Caladouie front Gipsraw with mentions of Western states and a battle or conflict. Readable names are limited. key entities and specifics are obscured by garbled OCR.
The Interstate Commerce Commission suspended from June 4 to December 1 an Advore group rate ruling affecting freight from Miami and various inland terminals to eastern destinations. The action pauses proposed rates and protects existing shipping terms as inquiries continue.
The Baallo mayor vetoes the Antired Flag Bill amid heated council debate. Officials and residents discuss the measure’s implications for public safety and constitutional rights as protests and legal challenges loom.
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