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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1909
Page
7
A lecture on osteopathy explains that accurate anatomy and physiology enable the osteopath to diagnose abnormality in body structure or function. The physician concerns himself with cause rather than symptom, seeking derangements in the machine to restore natural work and health.
A fragmented analysis describes Manchuria as a vital imperial prize tied to China, Russia, Japan, Britain, and the United States. It discusses agriculture, transport links, and power struggles over Olneks and railways, with Germany and the Qing court influence noted and implications for regional trade and sovereignty.
A promotional notice offers a home remedy for catarrh with a claim of stopping nasal distress. It invites readers to send their address to Dr W. Strosser at 42 Walton Street, Santa? and promises free medicinal mail and a booklet. It asserts cures for catarrh related headaches deafness asthma and bronchitis.
An advertisement extols fat reducing products claiming quick slimming results. It touts a system that promises to reduce fat from the abdomen and hips, with statements about dramatic weight loss and benefits for women. The copy promotes Marmola Company products sold through stores and mail order.
The article recounts the aftermath of a pivotal treaty endgame involving Japan, Russia, and China. It describes Japanese promises to limit rail use to military needs, the Open Door critique, and China’s loss of territorial sway amid competing great power interests. It notes Roosevelt's mediation and the wider implications for Manchuria and regional power dynamics.
The narrative sketches a rising Japanese empire sequence with Manchuria as a pivotal arena. It notes Japan’s military leverage over Korea and Asia, the unresolved Manchurian question, and the broader geopolitical struggle over influence and arbitration.
An OCR error filled review notes a lively Orpheum bill this week with acts like the Hadlge Podge of Comedy and singing. It praises performers such as Miss Luli Adee Campbell and Giac Simpeun, highlights elaborate costumes, dancing, and vocal numbers, and commends the overall entertainment value for patrons seeking aesthetic stage variety.
Secretary Dick Tweon at the War Department involved in a telegram stating lapse in Tart trouble. Towil Wave, for his home, Ruther Teun, whose son is living, reneges GOMPDIRS SAILS fan Sto. Davis. October 2, midnight aboard the steamship Lu Savoie bound for New York.
The ad touts a device or method for men promising instant relief from a hernia condition without a truss. It targets parents and claims universal effectiveness, offering a free coupon and urging readers to act now. The wording emphasizes dramatic results and personal testimonials to persuade readers to purchase.
A woman alleges her husband forged a check and stole funds. Bank records show a $1,207 check drawn on First National Bank of Vale, with Walker accused of forging signatures. Investigation confirms the signature matched the accused Wilkens. Walker remains in custody as authorities pursue further charges and possible restitution for the claimant.
Spokane date unknown reports the Spokane rate case ending as to testimony. The supplemental testimony was heard by Commissioner Prouly. The commission plans action on Monday with full Interstate Commerce Commission participation. The court indicated penalties could be imposed if any party persists in seeking relief contrary to its ruling.
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