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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1913
Page
18
An old style medical ad touts Syrup of Figs as ideal for children to regulate stomachs livers and bowels. It promises gentle cleansing without nausea or griping and urges mothers to keep it handy, noting full directions on the package and urging to ask a druggist for the full name.
A reader reports recovery after using Eckmans Alterative for throat and lung issues. The testimonial cites relief after several bottles and invites others to contact Mother M. Stanislaus at a St. Anne convent in Florida or speak with the writer. The ad claims the product has no narcotics or habit forming drugs and is sold by Newbro Drug Co. and leading dealers in Philadelphia and Butte.
A Seattle clergy dispute centers on Rev Dr Matthews who says churches and ministers are at fault for current conditions. Local responses from J A Meeks Grace Methodist and others defend ministers as hardworking though not universally indolent, noting varied duties, parish demands, and civic roles.
The article quotes Rev Dr Matthews and Rev Mr Kile urging ministers to abandon backwoods rhetoric and engage in public affairs. They stress honesty, practical preaching, and ministers actively guiding lay members, including women, in civic matters to raise church intelligence and community involvement.
Contempt hearing before Judge Hourquin today in federal court with no jury. Details reference the Max-Face Beal controversy drawing government scrutiny over the past year. Orders issued involve charges against Charlee Chester and related parties, with court actions affecting bank possession and creditor sums, including a $17.25 claim and other municipal work costs.
Mrs York sues George G. Alvorce, seeking alimony of $78,000 annually and $4,500 monthly plus $10,000 in counsel fees. The complaint cites Mrs Heye and Miss Vincent, with A. W. He described as broker, oil millionaire and archaeologist. Heves married in Wellfleet, Mass, in 1904 and have two children.
Kalispell welcomes a Kalispell crowd from Deer Lodge Ana Philipsburg Missoula Butte Polson and others aboard a water wagon to transport them from the depot through the business streets. John W James of Anaconda leads a party across Flathead Lake while an officer seeks $237 for overweight fare and offers a seating compromise to reduce charges.
The Empress theater offers two more performances featuring the Ole show and the delightful playlet How They Won. Aimed to aid the Butte Newsboys club, the playlet by Mrs. James Floyd Deni was produced with a specially chosen cast as a benefit. The program has drawn strong praise for its merit and variety.
A fragment notes that Russians call the drink a bat-winged vampire, a term seen as more thrilling than the American name. The text mentions “form ori, Tunes Caton,” but details are unclear and names are fragmentary.
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