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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1915
Page
10
A Baltimore doctor prescribes inexpensive Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soap sold at drugstores for about 75 cents. Bathe affected areas with Resinol Soap and warm water until crusts vanish, dry gently, apply a thin layer of ointment, and cover with a light bandage to protect clothing. The itching and burning lessen as the skin heals.
A vivid description of a Saturday Evening Post series about boys and baseball. Mothers and families recall childhood games in vacant lots while a mascot tale unfolds. The feature notes red hair among audiences and the management offering free admission to all with red hair.
The Sullivan and Considine Empress will present the morality play Everybody as the main feature this afternoon. The production uses 12 performers in four allegorical scenes promising hard work, proper conduct, and perseverance leading to success with engaging dialogue and strong climaxes.
The Ansonia theater offers The Fifth Commandment starring Julius Steger as a fitting children’s film this afternoon and evening. The story emphasizes parental duty through love and adventure. Candy favors for young attendees are promised at the matinee as usual.
A narrative fragment praises a local performance as fans, including baseball supporters, enjoyed the portrayal. The piece notes a young son of a major league shortstop as a lovable character amid reminiscences of theatre and sports culture.
A dramatic spectacle titled Everywoman based on Everyman opens tomorrow night by Henry W. Ravage. The illustrated transcript follows a young woman through life showing dangers, flattery, and true friends as a lesson for young women. Editors praise the show for its worldly lessons and life-like portrayal.
Representatives of the Grand Army of the Republic and the Women’s Relief corps joined in patriotic exercises at Butte high school honoring Memorial Day. Lawrence Hayes read The New South by Henry W Grady, Helen Little recited a poem, Gregory McMillan delivered Bryan’s America’s Mission, and the high school orchestra performed. Principal Bruce Stiluiken gave the closing address on the occasion’s significance.
June Rose Stevens aged years, daughter of Deputy Sheriff P A Stevens, West Galena street, died after a long illness. She is survived by her parents, a naval brother, and aunts in Hutte. Private funeral at the family residence on East Galena Street at 2 o clock Sunday afternoon. Services to be conducted by Rev Bechtel at Emanuel Presbyterian Church.
Members are called to meet at their hall Sunday May 20 at 1 pm for memorial services at Broadway theater by order of William Molloy president and A B Cohen secretary of the Sons of St George visiting brothers to meet May 30 at Colusa hall Meaterville at 1 pm for the funeral of our late brother Luther Hoare Wells and John Mitchell attend as officials and organizers.
A long list of church notices across Butte details times for Sunday services at Mount View, Trinity, Grace, St George, St John, Central Presbyterian, and others. It notes revival meetings led by Dr Waite and Rev G D Wolfe, afternoon Sunday school sessions, Epworth leagues, boys and girls groups, and memorial services. Also mentions funeral arrangements, choir rehearsals, and special music planned for the day. autoridades
Grocery advertisement from McCarthy's National Market lists prices on laundry soap butter coffee canned milk and various meats and produce. It encourages 20 to 40 percent savings, out of town orders, and paying by assignment without interest. The copy urges customers to remember the store number and buy in carload lots direct from producers.
Twenty-nine new citizens were admitted at yesterday’s naturalization hearing in Judge McClernan’s court. G. W. Tyler presided. Dan W. Lewis acted as clerk. About twenty-five more await due process or further qualification. Several applicants faced language and loyalty questions, including a German speaker and a Canadian-born man who twice swore allegiance to the United States. Names of admitted candidates are listed. next hearing set for the 23rd.
John D. Ryan and party return in the private car Anaconda after arriving from New York to attend the funeral of John G. Morony. The group includes Mr. and Mrs. Max Hebgen and child and Harry B. Byrne, Paine, Webber & Co. manager in Butte. Telegen is Montana Power general manager.
A Pasadena case details "Charley" Fuller the educated chimpanzee attacking a child, ripping Miriam from her mother's arms before being restrained. Owner E W Knowlton defended the animal's actions, claiming it meant no harm. The court assessed damages amid testimony about the chimpanzee's behavior and its owner's conduct.
An old advertisement offers the KC Cook's Book with 90 recipes free upon receipt of a colored certificate packed with KC Baking Powder. Instructions ask for name and address plainly and are issued by Jaques Mfg Co of Chicago.
The piece urges retailers to use advertising in the daily newspaper to attract customers. It emphasizes merchandise and merchandising plus clear reasons for patronage to make people know them and walk to the store. It frames newspapers as the best medium for manufacturers and retailers to draw shoppers.
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