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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1913
Page
8
An advertisement touts Hyomei as a cure for all forms and stages of catarrh. It claims rapid relief from nasal and throat symptoms through a packet inhaler, sold by Smiths company of Anreandnay and Stockefriler company of Botte, with a claimed money back guarantee and complete kit including Whalerain solution.
A testimonial recalls success with a medicine named Egiemay's Alterative. The letter from a patient in Glasgow speaks of severe coughs and long trouble, crediting the remedy with a complete recovery after other medicines failed. It highlights a claim that the product heals conditions from chest and throat ailments to systemic issues, urging readers to seek more information from the Kekuma laboratory in Patindel ila, Pa.
A vintage health ad promises relief from kidney and bladder issues using Craxone. It claims toxins dissolve, joints ease, and rheumatic pain fades after dosage, with a money back guarantee if results aren’t achieved. The ad emphasizes affordability and universal safety.
A damaged two party senate roll shows votes on Sulzer. Judge Hiscock’s vote is noted as not guilty while others switch positions. The chamber echoes with reactions as Senator Palaier and others cast mixed ballots. Adjournment follows the tally, with final count 4a to 14.
Survivors describe chaotic sinking as the Volturna struck rocks. Captain Inch and crew faced heavy losses with only Oliver Miller and another man surviving. Passengers and rescuers worked from lifeboats amid debris while a hasty rescue by Grasset troops brought several to safety. The scene left women uninjured in the stern area, with speculation about ordered evacuations and the fate of missing children.
A Portland Oregon notice advertises free marriage ceremonies for county couples willing to live happily together. It claims the judge will officiate daily and urges applicants to apply through the office, promising a no fee wedding unless required by the court.
In Calumet Michigan a copper strike disrupts housing and rents at Champion Copper Company properties. Only 23 strikers remain housed there as tensions rise around mining actions. The report lists associated deaths and undertaker notes for local residents affected by the unrest.
A massive blast in the valley shook the area near the presidential grounds as a large quantity of black powder was used. The force of the explosion lifted hillside material and caused extensive damage, with reports of debris and disruption over a wide radius.
A revived report describes renewed grape-wars and a tenth revival of NiN-Tine, detailing experimental stele work, arian women, and PHNinka variants. It notes construction of a power plant, cement production lines, water projects, and irrigation plans linked to Vermont, the Suui river, and Watersheikan Spell Yaukhas, with extensive technical jargon and historical references.
A telegraphed report claims President Wilson is in contact with rebel forces via General Gar Hannen and constitutionalist Tekinta ark Th pones Kotttament. The fragment suggests a provisional government formation and possible allied actions, with unclear details and attribution.
A laborer named Ward Bhe Cylleun was struck by a North Coast line train about 10 miles last night near the station at Ver Hon. He died after being removed to St Tamar Hospital. The accident halted the train and emergency services were summoned. County Attorney McCamory requested the mediteleon be released in the emergency mangolial icie tones. officers refused to move the case.
Washington reports President meets with three senators to discuss a delicate situation. The talks center on safeguarding currency stability and possible actions before a December deadline. Strong names cited include Haileprotok, Beet, and OGoeriban as influential figures in the negotiations.
Fragmentary OCR text describes harassment and a race event but lacks clear names, places, dates, or outcomes to form a coherent news card summary.
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