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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1913
Page
15
An advertisement extols Pape's Diapepsin as a harmless candy tasting remedy for sour stomach indigestion gas and dizziness. It claims five minute relief within a month and urges readers to ask pharmacists to show the formula printed on cases.
An old advertisement touts Hyomei as a cure for catarrh with a pocket inhaler and bottle, sold by the Smith company of Anaconda and Paxson Rockefeller company of Butte on a money back guarantee. It claims rapid relief from nasal discharge throat irritation and bad breath, urging immediate use and noting extra bottles can be purchased later for 50 cents.
A testimonial advert promotes Beckman’s Aiterative as a proven cure for lung trouble and throat and lung affections. The affidavit by A C. Bettersworth cites rapid improvement after taking several bottles, with mentions of bronchial asthma and colds. The ad urges purchase from Rekinan Laboratory and Newbro Drug Co.
Remedy Croxone promises quick relief for kidney and bladder issues. It claims to cleanse stopped-up kidneys, restore flow, and ease backache rheumatic pains with a single dose. The ad guarantees results or purchase price back after first use.
Fragmented OCR recounts a political proceeding with mixed votes and contested comments. It notes an affirmative vote by certain senators and a final tally of four to fourteen, followed by adjournment until morning. The text references Judge Hiacok, Senator Palmer, and others in a disputed parliamentary session.
Captain Inch describes the Volturno disaster as a calm evacuation with no crowding in lifeboats. Eighteen cabin and two steerage passengers entered one boat. ten sailors and three passengers in another fled, while a third boat carried forty nine with ten sailors, as the ship sank and boats scattered.
Portland Ore Oct 18 Wanted He fat young couples to be married free of charge. Circuit Judge Henry McGinn invites couples to apply this week at the court daily. All couples must vow to stay together for life and not seek a divorce, or face a $100 contempt fine. Anticipated copper strike notices also noted in Calumet and Paineaide housing actions.
The death of William McCutcheon aged about seventy occurred last night. The remains are at Sherman Reed's undertaking rooms. He was born October 17 to Mr and Mrs John Hester of 40 East La Platte Street.
A blast at Trident Tuesday afternoon released 625 kilograms of black powder at 1:30 PM and toppled an estimated 70 000 tons of rock from the hillside, causing a quake like shaking the town.
An Arkansas woman recounts a ten year struggle with dyspepsia and related ailments. After surgery, climate change, and dietary trials, she reports relief on Grape-Nuts, gains in strength, and no reliance on medicines.
In Arizona on Oct 16 a telegram to General Carranza from T Bonillas Sonora state congressman said President Wilson sought ideas from constitutionalists to steer a peace settlement. The report noted a Huerta general tied to Madero planned to meet Carranza, with no Huerta emissary to be admitted.
William McCutcheon an aged railroad laborer was struck by the North Coast limited No 1 about 10 oclock last night near Silver How on a bridge He died three hours later at St Jamhospi McCutcheon was walking west ahead of the train and did not hear it until on the bridge The train stopped and McCutcheon was taken to the station then to Butte by a local train Dr Tremblay county physician was passed He had been working in the harvest fields and was going to the Milwaukee camp to get work A request to receive him at the emergency hospital was refused by police He body is at Sherman Reed s undertaking rooms
President Wilson spoke with Senators Hitchcock Reed and O Gorman about currency legislation prospects in the current session. He reaffirmed confidence that the measure would pass the Senate before the December session.
An OCR fragment notes actions in Welr Kansas on October 16 as skirts were parted from the public schools, with limited readable details about the event or authorities involved.
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