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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1921
Page
10
An advertisement extols FTPHIS as the scientific modern method to end corns quickly and gently. It claims a famous expert evolved the technique, backed by a world famous labor story, and promises immediate cessation of pain with the corn loosening and coming out.
A brief item notes a Bauer and Black product causing liquid stops past a threshold scene. No further details available.
A testimonial from Mrs. C. W. Benz of Altoona Pennsylvania praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for a baby once deemed unhealthy. She claims six births ended in loss but her current four month old child is healthy, with neighbors calling the infant healthy and doctors approving. The letter also urges other women to try the remedy for ailments specific to women.
Susan Dietzel of Wheat Basin Montana reports pimples on her face and through hair caused itching and burning. She used Cuticura Soap and Ointment, saw quick relief, and purchased more, recommending the products for daily care. The letter is dated April 23 1921.
The Salvation Army in Chicago pays jobless men 1.50 a day to search for work under a formal plan. Since inception, Commissioner William Peart says over 176 men have been placed in positions. Men return work cards each night to receive wages and continue seeking employment with backing from business leaders and clubs.
The photoplay The Girl in the Taxi starring Carter De Haven and Mrs. De Haven ends today at the Rialto theater. An adaptation of the musical comedy stage success, the film centers on Bertie Stewarts misjudgments and a taxi cab romance. Also on the program are Kinogram News scenes from the harvest festival and readings by Miss Abbie Casey at the Theosophical Society.
NATION campaign draft plan for the United States Livestock Ratuary association's eradication program will be discussed at a national meeting in Chicago during the Interstate livestock exposition. Attendees include eMAN Greene Fred B Williams John Mitchell Clarence Jeffers Louis Warner Henry Von Turfis Orson Tudr and Joe Busch.
Information about Thomas Mitchell who ran a Park Street saloon in 1903, sought by his wife Mrs M Mitchell of Cornwall England. A letter sent to The Bureau, City Hall Butte Montana, says he is about 47, dark and rather wide set.
The Associated Press reports varied cattle and hog receipts and price movements from CHICAGO KANSAS CITY OMAHA SPOKANE and PORTLAND. Descriptions note steady to higher bids for corn fed steers slight activity changes and steady hog markets with regional differences. ABoaz Episcopal pastor arrives in Bozeman to assume duties at St James Episcopal Church.
Willian Fox photoplay Over the Hill returns for a two day engagement at the Broadway theater with a 2 15 afternoon children's matinee. The film adapts Will Carleton poems about a mother with many children facing hardship until a black sheep son helps and forgiveness prevails.
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