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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1913
Page
2
A reader reports relief from itching scalp and dandruff after using Resinol Soap and Resinol Ointment, noting hair stopped falling and condition improved quickly. The letter praises the products and mentions a medical claim of curing piles after 15 years, with address details for samples and supplier notes.
A historical warning praises sinfully gentle laxative California Syrup of Figs as a trusted remedy for kids. It claims quick relief from stomach liver and bowel issues and urges mothers to buy genuine product from California Fig Syrup Company, warning against counterfeits.
City residents pressed for another daily train from Butte to Anaconda after the first electric locomotive service day. Officials reported smooth operations, crowded trains, and intent to showcase progress at General Electric facilities in Schenectady while evaluating power and timing.
The noted medium Dr Tetdy will conduct a seance at the Margaret Theatre Sunday night to demonstrate spirit power. Dr Eady, tested in England, Austria, and France, tours the United States and invites full scrutiny in a strong panel setting. He will perform the De Materialization test and answer questions written by interrogators.
The Coliseum opening drew instant applause from crowded audiences last Saturday and Tuesday. Inside the hall, visitors admire the decorative effects, floor, and Sei lafs orchestra. Dancing will be on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday nights with Sunday evenings added.
A three reel film about the life of Harry K Thaw showing at the Imperial Theater tonight and tomorrow night. It follows his evolution from scandal to murder with key scenes including his escape to liberty and chase, plus Evelyn Neshit Shaw’s Ite ja.
At the Grand and Alcazar a two reel feature titled Trooper Billy is shown. The rough western drama centers on frontier life with Indians and trappers in action. A twin sister’s bond drives the plot and upsets the fort leading to upheaval.
Unions Indkins and whites unite for a titled Turn show featuring Clara and a praised encore. The Grand opened with Pothe's Weekly No 50 and a transshipment ceremony at the town hall in Liverphoal. Notable views of a New York funeral attended by Tate and Roosevelt accompany two dramas a good story and a top comedy.
A Cape Girardeau real estate agent was found hanging from a tree east of Chaffee Mo in what appears to be murder by strangulation with rope fragments and road tracks suggesting the body was moved. The pockets were emptied and a possible poison clue exists amid uncertain details from the scene.
Harold Blake returns from a tour discussing tariff effects and upcoming congressional actions. He notes Montana senators and Representative Stout see measures easing hardship while cattle mining and agriculture may feel little impact. He also recalls the Spanish War Veterans’ convention in Buffalo and travels through Boston Portland and New York before returning to Montana.
Centratta Vermont Ort 1 Fhe rescuing party near the Continental line of the Lehigh Valley Gnaconinans works to reach Thomas Soshes, trapped 100 feet below the surface. Forty feet of coal and rock block passage, air thin, water drips from the roof as hopes fade and air grows foul. Scientists warn he may perish before rescue if air fails.
Washington October 1 two changes in the treasury department Ayreon W Newtown of New York took oath as register of the treasury succeeding Sherman Allen of Montana Gabriel Parker Choctaw Indian of Oklahoma sworn as register succeeding J C Napier of Ton s Parker will appear on all United States currency first Indian to hold the office retiring assistant Allen praised by Secretary McAddo for his service over the Republican administration
New York Ort reports a 19 year old Bryn Mawr student, daughter of a Texas mine owner, was seriously injured last night when a motor limousine allegedly crashed into her vehicle on Broadway. A man seen in the car fled as investigators arrived. name given as Gregmore or Crichan, but he disappeared before further questioning.
A resolution urging President Wilson to use treaties to relieve oppression in Romania was adopted at a Cowper Union meeting led by the Romanian Jewish committee. The motion condemns legislative actions against the Romanian people and calls for relief measures.
A delegation was appointed to place the committee's view before the international congress at Bostok next January.
Chicago report updates the Rexroat murder mystery as Spencer, once sought, claimed to have visited the Macomb farm and ridden the same train as Mrs Rexroat. District Attorney Hadley pressed Averett to reveal his tale or face charges. Rexroat’s husband and others cooperate as investigators weigh robbery motives and possible robberies linked to the case.
Sugar prices in New York fell three points per hundred pounds, then dropped another four points as markets shifted. An airplane crash near a fair in Wirt County injured several, with Irving Corley of Buffalo piloting the craft and a man named William Nalten among those hit by a passing vehicle.
A fractured skull and serious injuries were reported after a local incident at Camberfield. Several others sustained bruises and minor injuries while onlookers were shaken by the event.
Reports from Munich and London claim motor inventor Dr Rudolf Diesel is missing after crossing the English Channel. Later dispatches from London corroborate the sea disappearance with the Diesel Magnete company denying immediate confirmation, while friends and relatives express concern over the fate of the inventor.
Victoria Sackville West and Lore Sackville West are linked in a ceremony noted amid a high society setting. The event includes a Matokl Bianing Nicholson connection to Sir Arn Nicholson, with a foreign affairs undersecretary, and a bishop presence at Hovhester station.
The 87 year old Green Till resident Air Flaggin, famed horseman and copper magnate Jamor Hagsin, is ill with pneumonia at home near Lexington. He was described as gravely ill after a sudden decline yesterday.
A fragment notes Ledth Blike fell down in New York last February and three weeks ago in Lexington. The sparse lines suggest a minor accident or incident with no further details or outcomes provided.
A man described as Mion from New York was explained by officers after a weeklong investigation into a department store theft where 140 dollars were allegedly moved. He was discharged by police today and turned over to court, with Taylor the proprietor cited in the Midow case. A muffled discussion suggested drug involvement as a related factor, but prosecutors planned no immediate action.
A damaged World War II era letter leaks details of censorship and partial theft. An officer notes stamps being scrutinized while officers and soldiers discuss air activity and security. The fragment hints at internal mischief and caution.
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