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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1916
Page
19
An old advertisement claims nerves gain strength from blood nourishment. Dr Williams Pink Pills are described as a nerving tonic acting via the bloodstream to bolster nerves, with references to neuralgia sciatica sick headache and other nervous troubles. It advises rest outdoor exercise and avoidance of excesses to aid recovery.
A period advertisement from a Pennsylvania Fire Department union page claims digestive disorders originate in the stomach and promotes Plant Juice as a cure. It includes a testimonial from Henry Klingensmith of 179 Forty-third Street Pittsburgh praising relief from indigestion and stomach pains after using Plant Juice, with distribution through Newbro Drug in Butte and Smith Drug in Anaconda.
A dubious guide touts reducing weight by claiming you can shed up to 20 pounds. It recommends buying dubious potions and potions from unspecified firms and using questionable oils after meals, asserting little cost and harm. The piece warns against the need to change behavior and suggests a week trial should prove the method unnecessary.
Telegraphic advices to Butte ministers describe Armenian deaths by the tens of thousands in Erzerum and surrounding districts amid war induced famine and disease. A 20 600 Armenian Christians in Erzerum were reduced to 200 survivors hidden in a mission as Russians approached. Urgent aid and Christian response are urged nationwide.
Health officials report one death and two new diphtheria cases amid ongoing measles and whooping cough illnesses. Examinations are underway for doubtful cases while city seeks an ordinance to require fumigation of moving picture houses twice weekly.
Miss Addams telegraphs approval for introducing folk dancing in Chicago and Butte public schools. Though ill her empathy is sent, expressing support for the effort amid opposition and a bid to bring dance into classrooms.
San Francisco May 30 Advice from Shanghai received today at the headquarters of the Chinese Republic association stated that Yuan Shi Kai president of the Chinese republic had been poisoned and in a critical condition. The republic association is advised that Hunan province has declared its independence and Szechuen forces press attacks north toward Hupeh.
Dublin reports Prof. John MacNeill, head of the Sinn Fein Volunteers, was found guilty of complicity in the Irish revolt and sentenced to life imprisonment. The sentence was confirmed, tightening penalties for the movement.
A. A. White of St Patt and Kalispell founder, visiting the city, said he will donate land for any number of large resort hotels and has holdings along two miles of lake shore. He noted early talks by Great Northern officials to build a pulpy mill at Big Fork to supply eastern paper manufacturers.
Seattle dispatch reports a diver recovered the bulk of the steamer Clara Nevada sunk in 1898 between Juneau and Skagway with all aboard. The vessel lay about 60 feet deep near the Eldred lighthouse and the diver aims to recover brass and copper. A claim of $40,000 in gold aboard is unverified.
Former Navy secretary George Von Miever, chairing the Roosevelt committee, arrives in Chicago for the Republican convention and says Hughes supporters must clarify their candidate Mood on preparedness, border rights, and national policy. He criticizes Tanner as the true Hughes booster and notes some Republicans back a stronger party line.
Frank grins at the contrast between city life and farm living while Cneie and Tommy discuss where they would prefer to live. The fragment hints at a dialogue about upbringings and desires, framed by a 1916 Wheeler Syndicate publication context.
Mr Meyer urged a firm assertion of American claims at home and abroad, condemning silence by Justice Hughes. He cited discoveries about the fire’s origin as prompting Warden Minto to seek modern ARC equipment for the tops and eight solitary confinement measures.
Salem Oregon May 30 Convicts are blamed for the blaze that destroyed four sections of the state penitentiary shops and the testimony on the matter has been submitted to the district attorneys office by Warden WeoSainto. An investigation is under way.
Norfolk May 30 five thousand rabbits forming part of the cargo of the British steamer Cumberland which arrived from Wellington New Zealand to coal. The ship proceeds to Liverpool. Br Reid Hunt is Harvard's expert on poisons.
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