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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1919
Page
3
An advertisement touts Gets-It as the sole painless method to remove corns and calluses, claiming it is the genuine corn remover. The copy emphasizes a non painful peel off process as the only effective solution.
An advertisement touts dry cleaning at home using gasoline and Solvite soap for a wide range of garments and textiles. It claims items will look like new with no fading, shrinking, or wrinkling, and advises outdoor use away from flames with cost notes and directions from a Solvite package.
A 75 year old man, given up by five doctors, reports immediate relief after using Mayr's Wonderful Remedy for stomach trouble. He had not eaten for 10 days and was very ill, but credits the simple preparation with removing mucus and reducing inflammation. The ad promises one dose will convince or money back and lists Smith Drug Co. in Anaconda and other druggists.
Luella Marsh claims a home made recipe instantly tightens skin and smooths wrinkles. The formula uses saxolite dissolved in hazel and is applied after bathing, with several readers reporting similar improvements including reduction of crow's feet and neck creases. Provided as a quick beauty tip in the Dial Mirror advertisement.
The Butte Musicians' Union denied blocking the Memorial day parade with St. Mary's juvenile band. They support the boys' band fire and drum corps and oppose two unnamed professional bands. Harmony now exists with Montana State band and A. C. M. band joining St. Mary's, Elks' drum corps, Sons of Spanish War Veterans fife and drum corps, and Boy Scout drummers. World War Veterans officials note union war work and member service. Maj Chauncey Berrien to lead soldier division. Lieut Col Witherspoon marshal. Ed Rouleau to lead sailors. Howard Rich to be bugler. World War Veterans meet tonight to finalize preparations.
The Rotary club will meet Thursday at noon at the Butte grill to discuss luncheon programs. The topic is a continuation from the last session and will be the sole item on the agenda with chairman H. R. Drullard leading.
The World War Veterans of Silver Bow county will host a Fourth of July event featuring airplanes, horse racing, a street car carnival and other attractions. A meeting at the courthouse tonight will discuss the celebration and a smoker event for June 5.
The state fair at Helena September 8 to 13 is described as bigger and better than ever by fair board members who met at the Finlen. Routine matters dominated the session, with several principals absent delaying key decisions. Present were Pat Carney, O S Worden, H S Ensign, Joe Schouser, while William M. Biggs toured road projects and Charles Irvine from Cheyenne was delayed by travel.
Judge Lamb granted Bea trice Hash a divorce from Roy Hash with custody of their three children and $50 monthly alimony on cruelty grounds. Myrtle Klebert divorced Henry H. Klebert after about two and a half years with no children and no alimony. Elvire Casne was divorced from Serifino Casne with three children awarded to the wife on desertion grounds. James Tregenza sues May Tregenza for cruelty. they married 13 years ago in Michigan and have three children.
Washington May 27 Relatives of officers and men organize the American women's legion to serve as a permanent memorial and promote patriotic service. Politics will be barred.
Paris May 26 Advices report Bolshevist strikes and disorders gravely hamper the Trans Siberian railway operations. Admiral Kolchak relies on the line for supplies as disorders proved hard to repress.
Washington May 27 Representatives of Pacific coast shipyards will meet tomorrow with the shipping board to discuss suspensions or cancellations of many contracts. Senator Jones says 62 percent of yard contracts are affected and that a serious labor situation is threatened at the plants where 100000 to 150000 workers are normally employed.
Victor Vernon, one of eight defendants charged with conspiracy in Tacoma, Washington, testified that a council meeting on April 4 resolved to defy city officials and sell tags. His statement is a key part of the state's case in the superior court trial.
Washington May 27 The house ways and means committee, by a unanimous vote, ordered a favorable report on a resolution repealing the semi luxury taxes in the war revenue bill. Action on other tax levies in the bill was deferred.
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