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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1920
Page
2
An advertisement profiles Dr Edwards who treated women for years and touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a nightly remedy. It claims the olive colored pills relieve aches listlessness and inactive bowels, presenting them as a replacement for calomel and claiming widespread use by thousands of men and women.
Older readers suffer from time salts clogging arteries and joints causing aches and gout. The ad touts Dr Pierce's Anuric as far more potent than lithia, cleansing impoverished blood through the kidneys. Available at most drug stores with trial packages from Dr Pierce's Laboratory in Buffalo New York.
In a tense session of the trial, Goldie Davis facets new details about the McAlena Kerrigan case. She implicates Frances Steele and Mike Webbe, recalls cash taunts about death money, and describes a cabin confrontation where hemorrhages were noted. The cross examination exposes memory gaps and deflections as attorneys spar over ages, residences, and past drug use.
The trial adjourns for Thanksgiving as goldie Davie returns to cross examination. Dr. Alfred Karsted testified that drug symptoms can suggest an unsound mind, but acknowledged drug users may repeat conversations. The defendant's remarks and audience laughter punctuated cross questions about the defendant's behavior and the accused's condition.
Helena dispatch reports Governor Stewart will depart for New York City then Harrisburg to join a governors conference set for December 1 to 3. Lieutenant Governor McDowell will act as governor in Stewart's absence while he is away.
State House 16 to be closed all day tomorrow in observance of Thanksgiving day. Frank Conley, warden of the state penitentiary, sent several state officials turkeys raised on his farm in the Deer Lodge valley. Civil service exams will be held January for postmasterships at Jefferson, Toland, Buyer, Dooly, Hamblin, Kindsty, Prior, Tyler and Agawan. Also includes medical ads and notices.
In observance of Thanksgiving a praise meeting will be held by the Women of the First Presbyterian Church at 4 40 p m Sunday. An excellent musical program and a distinguished woman speaker from Chicago are the attractions. The speaker of the evening will be Safety Crawles. The program includes songs and readings, with selections by local choirs and soloists.
London observers and British secret service discuss a possible Sinn Fein plot targeting prominent individuals and key locations in England. The Graphic cites a high authority claiming Sinn Fein may attack Citizens of London and threaten Manchester ship canal and Liverpool docks. The Irish Bulletin allegedly warns police inspectors of Sinn Fein plans to use Irish women in outrages and recalls past investigations.
Cork reports a bomb on Patrick street injured sixteen people last night with two dead and two others in critical condition. The explosion caused wide damage and prompted emergency response from local authorities.
The treasury of Great Britain gains from selling war supplies with notable profit. Among the items sold were American sole and upper leather, achieving a substantial advance over the purchase price.
Regina Saskatchewan November 24 Jack Maybe and Jack Shelby alleged rum runners and a local liquor house manager were arrested by provincial police early today. Two cars and a truck with 80 cases of liquor were seized. It is alleged they were transporting liquor from Regina to Montana. Two other alleged runners escaped.
Wholesale cost of wing across France curbs beggars in Paris as small change shortages push hundreds into work. Once netting up to 10 francs daily, most beggars now seek wages in factories, while only a few remain outside church doors unable to work. American films remain popular in France as cinema reshapes public taste.
OHN H. PACKER of Liberty Missouri a noted electrical engineer says a look at him today shows a changed man since taking Tanlac. He reports restored health and a gain of forty four pounds.
John H. Packer, a well known electrical engineer from Lib paniae, credits Tanlac with curing a long stomach illness after a raw-eye diet and hospital confinement. He reports gaining forty four pounds and returning to work, noting he now looks like a different man. Tanlac is sold in Anaconda by Fuller Drug Co. and in Butte by Newbro Drug Co.
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