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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1920
Page
6
An advertisement for Dr Humphreys Medicines listing remedies for fevers worm disease colds and many ailments with prices and a free book. It promotes the card with doses and targets at homes, markets and stores in New York at 156 William Street.
A Kenton Pharmacal Co advertisement offers a free trial package of Brownstone hair tint for gray faded hair claiming no harm to hair and quick restoration. It notes regular bottles priced 50c to 1.50 with two color options and requests 11 cents for postage and tax to Covington Kentucky address.
A Butte doctor cites 200 known leprosy sufferers in the U S as hopeful signs emerge from Hawaii He says ethyl ester injections of Chaulmoogra oil combined with iodyne and sun exposure halt progression and even rebuild tissue Leprosy men women regain use and some forms vanish though doctors call it not a final cure yet
Mrs. Lillian F. Buzzell of Haverhill won a Kansas divorce from her second husband Louis F. Burgsell for desertion and was allowed to resume her prior surname Cooper. Her first husband Daniel F. Cooper was killed in action after their initial divorce, leaving a son. The couple had married on September 26.
In Chicago the grain pit resumes wheat futures trading after a three year gap. Traders use signaling from finger movements to indicate price, quantity, and actions while reporters and officials accurately record each contract under strict board rules.
The Butte Women’s Christian Temperance Union held its weekly meeting at the Y M C A building. Mrs. A L Bradshaw reported in detail on the Montana state convention at Bozeman, noting it was the thirty seventh such event and that Butte was named next meeting place.
Miss Elizabeth Kugler, teacher at Jackson school on the Ohio river hills near Tiltonville, was attacked by pupils in a troubling incident. Details of motive and injuries were not disclosed.
Report describes an uprising among pupils at a school where teacher Miss Kugler was severely injured as disciplinary measures were attempted. The Bolshovist attitude was noted during the incident.
Miss Anna Roche of 127 South Grant street wins the first prize in the Yegen Bros bank savings account essay contest. Myrtle Levin takes second, Garfield Perry of Centerville third, with five others receiving $1 savings accounts: Mrs Jack Hattrick, Paul E Wennas, Gertrude Bacorn, Phyllis Murphy, and Robert A H Rickert.
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