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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1918
Page
2
An ad-style piece urges women to maintain youth and beauty using G-ban Hair Color Remover, claiming it restores natural color without staining or lasting effects. It touts a money-back guarantee and 5 cent price, noting Q-ban is not a dye and proves instant stain removal on combinations.
The ad claims Beecham's Pills rapidly improve complexion by arousing the liver and putting stomach and blood in good order. The fragment suggests a medicinal cure with health benefits implied for facial appearance.
A garbled OCR fragment notes a large sale of medicine in a location resembling Baxee 104 25. Details are unclear but indicate an event involving drugs or remedies and an identifiable place or address segment.
Advertising copy for Zemo from The E W Rove Co Cleveland Ohio promoting relief from eczema and pimples. Claims includes pimples black heads blotches ringworm and clear healthy skin. Describes Zemo as a clean antiseptic liquid that is non greasy and easy to apply costing 35 cents to 1 dollar.
Fragmented dispatches reveal sabotage plans including spike drives to ruin grain fields and a case of a member carrying a liquid to ignite wood in Montana lumber districts. A defense counsel questioned a witness about conscripting wealth and depriving engines in North Dakota, with responses tied to organizational aims. Also reports on international quotes about intervention and war aims, noting American and British perspectives and moving ice in Alaska.
A column reflects on the role of props in stagecraft, detailing the busy work of the properties master behind a Broadway production and listing common perishable items. It also touches on chorus girls, lyric writing, and industry gossip amid wartime entertainment tensions.
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