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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1923
Page
6
A vintage ad extols olive oil shampoo as the key to shiny, healthy hair. It claims experts endorse olive oil in shampoo for better results, promising soft, glossy locks and quick improvements when bought at drug or department stores.
An old time remedy warns against high alkali in soaps and shampoos drying the scalp and making hair brittle. It endorses Malsified pieces as the safe cleanser, with Mul tified used sparingly to produce rich lather. The method promises soft, bright, fluffy hair and dust removal.
Cincinnati reader hails Dr Careys Marshroot as best remedy for kidney troubles after relief from years of pain. Letter describes personal cure and urges others to try the prescription, notes Marshroot No 777 is Dr Daniel G Careys formula sold via City Drug Store with mail orders accepted.
Sufferers with swollen veins urged to buy Moone's Emerald Olf two-ounce bottle from City Drug Store. Claimed to shrink enlarged veins within days, used by physicians and hospitals, with money-back guarantee. Mail orders accepted.
Suburban news notes the Floral Park Girls Club chaired by Mise Ethel Bartlett finishing handiwork for a June 1 bazaar at Park church with dainty articles and home made candied treats for sale. Members listed include Cleo Arkels Margaret Cagie and Kathryn Granley among others.
James B. McDaniel, a former Bos man resident, died of pneumonia at his Logan home after a brief illness lasting a few days. He was years old and had lived in Man for about 20 years, most of his life. He leaves his wife, two daughters Mrs W. M. Pearce of Manhattan and Mrs Wright, now in California, two grandchildren, a sister Mrs. Charles W. Logan of Logan, and a brother John McDaniel of Logan. Funeral plans await his daughters’ arrival.
Ray Meeds failed to break the outdoor mile record and was defeated by Walter Higgins of Columbia University in a high tension Fordham University A A meet at Yankee Stadium. Higgins had a two yard allowance, Ray closed to within a fraction after the half mile, finishing five yards back.
Bitter Root valley breeders plan a carload shipment of blooded Guernsey stock amid high demand outside the valley. Mark Fitzgerald and James P. Cherry said they can supply the carload, with the Fitzgerald and Cherry herds being the valley’s oldest and having previously shipped stock many years ago.
In Stevensville on May 20 a cooperative report by the state department of agriculture, the North Pacific railroad, and Ravalli county agent L A Campbell estimates the Bitter Root apple crop at about 1000 carloads. The Ravalli cherry output is about 10 carloads, strawberries about 30 carloads, and the potato crop roughly 400 carloads, with orchard conditions described as better than ever.
Stevensville May 30 A 47 ton boiler for the new cannery is being hauled from the Northern Pacific depot to the plant a distance of two and a half miles. The weight makes towing difficult and it cannot cross the Bitter Root bridge. The boiler has submerged in the Bitter Root river and a crew led by Superintendent Hill guides it across.
Reported in coarse OCR, men struggle with high water and rotted riverbed as they attempt to land a tank on the east bank. The process may take several days due to the difficult, unstable bottom and dangerous conditions.
Corvallis remains the bee center of Bitter Root valley this season with estimates by apiaries promising about 30 tons of honey. Local keepers cite a strong honey season as apple blossoms peak, naming breeders such as David Pile George-ton A G Kimpton FC Sutherland and Albert Heath among valley leaders. In Darby W B entomologist Dr. W is to launch codling moth controls in Orchard Homes near Missoula, to protect the apple crop, while W L Shovell notes moths are widespread there. Fox farming is being explored near Conner with six black foxes shipped in, marking a new industry in the Bitter Root Valley.
The Knights of Columbus state convention held May 27 to 29 in Deer Lodge elected Leon Choquette of Havre state deputy and re elected A J Clemo Helena state secretary Mart F Hayes Deer Lodge state treasurer FE Sullivan Glendive state advocate and Rev J J Regan Miles City state chaplain Delegates to the Montreal national convention in August were named with Great Falls Robert E Crowley and Butte Tom Driscoll as delegates and West Point T F Wolf Jr Joe T McMahan Bozeman Dr Joe Piedatue Livingston W D rn as alternates Pierre Sanders Anaconda will attend as a delegate Great Falls will host the next meeting The Deer Lodge K of C and residents praised the delegates and visiting Knights and ladies for a fine convention
The Associated Press reports Vausanne May 30 that efforts to secure safeguards for foreign residents in Turkey persist after allies lost a key point. Joseph C. Grew seeks further Turkish assurances for foreigners, including Americans, with advisers to replace consular courts but not interfere with trials.
A tested remedy promises to stop itching and clear skin. Zemo is described as safe, antiseptic, and easy to use, available from druggists for 50 cents to one dollar. It claims to cure eczema, itching, pimples, rashes, and blackheads, with minor blemishes disappearing overnight.
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