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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1920
Page
10
An old home made cough remedy claims rapid relief and cost savings. Mix 2 1/2 ounces Pinex with sugar syrup to make a pint, or use molasses honey or corn syrup. Promises instant soothing, loosening phlegm, and suitability for bronchitis croup hoarseness asthma. Pinex Co Ft Wayne Indiana guarantees satisfaction or refund.
Mr Root argues the issue is not about a league versus no league but whether the pact can be accepted with changes. He cites American objections as solvable without harming the league, and notes other nations appear willing to adjust provisions. He urges negotiating changes to remove unnecessary or injurious clauses.
Lewistown reports the Frani will abandon its crooked well 175 feet from the pay sand after losing tools in a cave. The Allen Oil company spudded in on a lease from Swartz and Hoover on Joe Miller homestead land and to lay a water line for rapid progress. D. A. McDonald plans a nearby spud, while W. H. Knowles promotes a local American Mining Congress chapter. city council meetings are postponed due to mayoral absence and illness. Vodka comment ends article.
A noted authority warns daily meat intake forms uric acid that nearly paralyzes kidneys as they expel it. Symptoms include dull kidney pain, backache, dizziness, sour stomach, and cloudy urine requiring night relief. He recommends four ounces of Rad Salts daily to cleanse kidneys and neutralize acids.
The ad touts Pape's Cold Compound as a fast remedy for cold and grippe misery. It claims two hours and up to three doses relieve congestion, headaches, feverishness, sneezing, and stiffness with no quinine and at low cost.
Senator Lodge assails the president s use of personal agents in foreign dealings accusing him of bypassing ambassadors. He cites John Lind William Bayard Hale and others as examples and labels the president an autocrat while aligning with Cox s Wilson policies.
Local Democrats sold enough tickets for a special train to Bozeman to hear Senator H L Myers on Thursday. Funds to cover a band’s expenses have been pledged. An emergency ordinance makes riding or walking on the newly built Livingston pavement illegal. Council seeks raises to 7 50 a day for electrical workers at the municipal water plant.
The Daily California claims California girls at the University of California use beauty to supplant study and gain high marks. It reports professors, described as unbearded, are susceptible to feminine charm. The student paper campaigns against vamping of instructors.
Milos Dimity of Columbus Nebraska has obtained a divorce after his wife from Jugos Slavia refused to come to the United States. He had sent funds for her travel but she stayed behind, prompting the dissolution of their marriage.
The old time remedy Sage and Sulphur is advertised as restoring faded gray hair to its natural color. Modern bottles of Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound are claimed to darken hair evenly with one strand applications, leaving it dark and glossy by morning.
An ad touts Hyomel a pocket inhaler that supposedly relieves catarrh within two minutes and cures it in weeks. It claims no stomach dosing, offers a money back guarantee, and lists Smith Drug Co as a supplier with nationwide druggist availability.
Dr. L. G. Dunlap eye and ear specialist returned to Anaconda with his wife and baby after five weeks visiting Mayo Clinic in Rochester Chicago clinics St Louis Kansas City. He passed American Board of Ophthalmic Examiners exams earning a certificate and election to the American Academy of Eye and Ear as one of nine of 35 specialists to receive the honor.
Pazlovich Triko Pazlovich faces an attempted second degree assault charge after a disturbance at 1006 East Third Street. Deputy Gil Lespie placed him under arrest following a claim Pazlovich refused to leave the Marinicich residence.
The Ana conda Rotary club votes to form a separate Montana district from Idaho and Utah in a unanimous decision. J C Maring discussed freight rate increases and the ICC authorization. New member Frank Provost was welcomed with Major Blake introducing him.
Edward Le Tourneau of Deer Lodge married Miss Sarah M. Fish of Anaconda yesterday afternoon with Rev. Father Pirnat officiating. Frank Vanniser and Miss Irene Juseler served as best man and bridesmaid. others present included Edward Bishop P Juseler and Mr. and Mrs. Rainville of Anaconda. The couple will reside in Anaconda where Mr. Le Tourneau is engaged in business.
The Montana railroad commission will hear the case on November 6 regarding local train service on the Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul line between Butte and Lewistown. The issue includes Helena connections at Lombard and the impact on service.
John Cotter former Anaconda resident now works for Andes Copper Mining at Potrerillos Chile. He is back in Montana for holidays with several Montana men from Anaconda and Butte on the clerical staff. He notes modern towns and American colony life, Spanish language, and similar climate to parts of California.
Fire crews responded to a Sunday night blaze at J. W. Chase’s upper McLeod Street home. An attic room burned through the west roof before firefighters secured the building and movers evacuated all furnishings. The fire is believed caused by the furnace chimney burning out.
Demonstrations of the Boy Scouts daily routine drew a packed audience in the high school auditorium last night. Scout Executive Febe McWain led the event with troops from across the city and included a first aid demonstration on artificial respiration the fireman's lift and proper bandaging.
Deputy Gane Warden Dan M Halford and wife of Ennis spent days in Boulder with his brother Dudley Halford and family. They were joined by Phil Smith and wife and plan to hunt elk at the west entrance of Yellowstone. Mr. Smith heads the Somers fish hatchery on Flathead Lake. Boulder faces a coal famine as orders from June and August remain undelivered, affecting furnaces and large heating plants. Mrs Adelia Bateman learns of sister Mrs William Forrest's death at Divide and will travel there today.
Notice to Scandinavian residents of all sexes about a Republican rally at Carpenters Union Hall on Wednesday Oct 20 at 8 pm. The event features good speakers and music with special invitation to ladies. Committee notes.
Diamond Dyes claim easy directions for women to dye worn or new garments including wool silk linen cotton and blends. The ad promises rich fade resistant colors and notes a Diamond Eyes Color Card shown by their druggist.
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