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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1913
Page
16
An advertisement extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets to relieve fear of eating by improving digestion. It claims the tablets dissolve food in the stomach, boost digestive fluids, and let a dyspeptic enjoy meals again. The copy urges readers to obtain a box from a druggist for 50 cents.
An advertisement touts Croxone as a unique remedy for rheumatism kidney and bladder issues. It claims toxins and uric acid are neutralized and excreted, with relief occurring after a few doses and a full cure possible in days.
An advertisement touts Danderine as a cheap, easy hair growth remedy for girls. It promises soft lustrous hair, no dandruff, and rapid new growth within weeks, claiming it cleanses itchy scalps and prevents hair loss with daily use.
Judge San Francisco hears Murphy deny allegations in the Merriam divorce case. Murphy testifies he learned of the action only after reaching Paris last May. He says he came to America to testify and defend Mrs. Merriam’s name against what he calls an infamous injustice.
The Rainbow at Margaret Theatre offers a vivid portrait of Nett Sumner and family in A E Thomas comedy. Cast includes Sumner, Cynthia, Mrs Sumner, Fellows, and others with scenes in New York apartments and Long Island estates. The plot blends humor and poignant moments as custody, fidelity, and honor test a father's resolve.
Lourie Closser Hale as Sumner and Muriel Hope with Kis Davis and Robert Stowe Gill star in a warm, humane comedy. The play explores social conventions, disapproval, and the joy of aiding those in distress, with a gentle, sympathetic tone.
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Missoula notes the sixth annual Baptist session opening in Immanuel Baptist Church with Rev. D. D. Proper of Omaha presiding. About six delegates attend from across Montana as the Sunday school department also gathers, with evening programs featuring prominent church figures. In Mexico City a bill delaying elections was sent to a committee after liberal leaders pressed for prompt discussion.
An old advertisement text touts GetS-It as a unique corn remedy with no pain and quick results. It mentions a product bottle and the Chicago company Tawrence & Coy. The garbled OCR fragment hints at a topical treatment for corns with sales language and brand positioning.
Page One reports on Sulzer testimony and prosecution aims. Governors and attorneys clash over book production and ownership. Questions arise about securities, Mrs Sulzer, and loans from Carnegie Trust. The case touches on stock transfer tax and Sarecky testimony plans.
Report notes the governor has not fully disclosed to his lawyers who admit no deliberate misleading. Lawyers are surprised by new evidence emerging daily, with four unseen case files brought to light in court, altering the proceedings.
A brick from a blast at an old foundation struck Frank Dufrain in the forehead as he stood over 1000 feet away. His body was taken by his widow to Reinhart Wisconsin for burial.
Tokio reports another note or protest in the California anti alien controversy has been dispatched to the United States. The text is not published but is understood to require a new treaty between Japan and the United States if it is accepted, a point on which Japanese authorities are optimistic.
A fashion display highlights a heavily draped costume with a skirt suggesting Turkish trousers and a cutaway front coat revealing a bright waistcoat, emphasizing rich drapery and contrasting fabrics.
Lake Charles Louisiana residents fear inundation of the business district and much of the town as the Calcanslow River rises tonight. Water in West Lake climbs at about one inch an hour, threatening a large city area with bridges damaged and unknown total loss. Up river reports suggest the rise will continue through the night and into tomorrow.
In New York on September 2 District Attorney Whitman pressed for action in the Thaw case. Rumors say a Dutchess county grand jury indicted Thaw for conspiracy but later rescinded. Jerome met with Attorney General Carmody to discuss turning the case over for indictment.
Mrs. Marie Chester of Middletown New York mother of ten finished a 1500 mile trek along Edward Payson Weston's path arriving in Minneapolis from New York City July 31. Local businessmen pledged to rebuild her burned home at a cost of 4000 dollars if she completed the journey in 65 days. Her accompanying children include a 15 year old girl and two boys aged 14 and 12.
The Third Judicial District in Deer Lodge Montana issues summons for John C. Beasle to answer a divorce complaint filed by Min ne EB Craft on grounds of desertion and wife support. Failure to appear may lead to default judgment. Witness the court seal dated September 39. A. D. Meermott deputy. Standard want ads follow.
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