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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1913
Page
24
Fragmented OCR text mentions GetS-It as a corn treatment, claiming relief and bandages, with unclear references to prices and suppliers in Chicago. The readable portions describe soreness, pain, and the product as a remedy, but details are garbled and uncertain.
Hyomei offers rapid relief from catarrh and breathing troubles by inhaling a few drops in the pocket inhaler. It claims to destroy germs, soothe mucous membranes, and improve health within minutes with a money back guarantee from Smith Drug Co of Anaconda and Paxton & Rockwell Co of Butte. The complete kit costs $1 with extra bottles at 30 cents. contains inhaler and bottle of Nauld and notes no cocaine or habit forming drug.
An advertisement touts Knowlton's Danderine as a miracle hair product that cleanses dust and oil, adds light waves, and promises new, soft hair growth after weeks of use. It urges readers to buy the 35 cent bottle at dry stores or toilet counters.
Detectives describe a daring gunman who accosted five women on North Washington Street after strolling the business district. Witnesses, including Miss May McNamara and Mrs. Coombs, offered clues about possible intoxication and appearance. Police, aided by a manager named Carroll, pursue the suspect while Chief Murphy questions motive and mental state.
Broadway theater presents two high class moving pictures beginning tonight with Shakespeares The Tempest and Feels Hunchback. The program runs tonight and tomorrow with Saturday showing after Friday night cancellation. Each film uses two reels with admission of 1 cent for adults and cent for children. The show promises entertaining and educational content and aims to attract strong patron interest.
Earnest appeal for cinema fans as a premier moving picture event described as one of the season’s biggest. The feature is highlighted as highly entertaining and must see for audiences seeking top quality entertainment.
Professional nurses in Butte will gain a higher minimum wage after a Silver Bow Association of Nurses meeting at the courthouse approved increasing the scale from 25 dollars a week. Mrs Mary O’Boyle is serving as president after Miss Annie Lowry’s marriage. the association will hold its second annual officers election next month. In Washington President Wilson sent the senate Edmund K Billings nomination to be Boston customs collector amid Democratic opposition over his activity.
General Li Tuen Heng was elected provisional vice president of the Chinese republic for a five year term by the united houses of the Chinese parliament, winning 619 of 718 votes. Dr. Arthur Yager, Georgetown College president emeritus, was selected governor of Porto Rico. Maxwell Ewart, general counsel for the Southern Pride railway, died at Windsor, aged seventy.
An old newspaper ad extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a remedy to restore appetite and relieve stomach discomfort at family meals. It claims tablets stimulate digestion, restore normal saliva flow and gastric juices, and allow dyspeptics to enjoy meals again. Buy a box for 50 cents.
A native of Japan, Mrs Sei Nishikawa, sues for divorce from Rintchiro Nishikawa in Silver Bow County alleging cruelty and neglect. The couple married in Pueblo on January 19 1910, with Nishikawa earning $50 to $60 monthly but withholding support. He is said to threaten her life and spread false accusations, while she supported herself. No children are involved and she seeks a decree. A separate filing by Mrs Lillian Oechall against Charles B Oechsil cites desertion since November 1911.
Judge A Stark heard the Northern Pacific Railway against Fred Mjelde in Park county. Represented by E M Gunn and O M Harvey, the matter questions mineral rights and tax assessment on land claimed to be agricultural. The case seeks an injunction to stop tax sale advertising. decision expected Monday. Interior finishes advertised at low prices this week including varnish and floor paints.
Centerville Y M C A plans social dancing at Hibernia hall on Friday October 10 with admission set at 50e. A hurried report from a market scene precedes the notice, but no injuries are confirmed.
A vaudeville bill at the Ansonia Theater features an illusion act by Professor Henella to delight audiences. The program includes a Lubin film story of a country girl drawn to the city, torn by broken promises, and returning home, as well as a cartoonist’s short feature.
A young woman explains her eyeglasses slipped off as they fell from her nose. The optician notes cooler weather makes noses shrink and glasses slip more, detailing how temperature affects fit and offering tips to prevent future drops. He cites many similar cases and suggests warming glasses in cool weather.
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