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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1913
Page
22
An advertisement claims Croxone quickly relieves backache kidney trouble bladder issues and rheumatic pains by absorbing through body walls to purify blood and restore kidney health. It guarantees relief on first use or costs nothing with pharmacist returns if it fails in any case.
A vintage advertisement touts Danderine as a quick fix for dandruff and falling hair. It claims noticeable hair regrowth within ten weeks, plus shinier, more manageable hair after a simple daily application using a cloth to coat strands.
City clerk's office received a call from a young man and woman asking about getting a license. James F. O'Brien explained parental consent or presence is needed, with written consent if parents don’t accompany them. He warned there would likely be an early visit from the couple to pursue the license.
A stranger pleads for lodging with his dog in a jail story. The jailer bans dogs, the captain declines, and the man insists he and his dog share a bed. They end up wandering Arizona street as night falls.
The Butte Equal Suffrage Society elected Mrs. Bessie Smith as president, but she resigned due to sickness, triggering vacancies and a new leadership lineup with Mrs. T. C. Rabbitt promoted to president. Acting Mayor Lewis A. Smith addressed members, endorsing woman suffrage and noting direct and indirect political influence.
The German Crown Prince protested to Chancellor von Bethmann-Hollweg against granting Prince Ernest August of Cumberland the Brunswick throne without renouncing any Hanover claims. The issue centers on succession rights tied to the Crown Prince’s sister and the Hanover throne.
An obscure player named John Titus, a St. Clair native with a long major league arc and quirky habits, is released to the Kansas City club. Known for a quiet, solitary nature, he caches salary checks, never cashes them, and refuses hotel meals hinting at his stubborn frugality. A spring training hit that becomes a dinner for teammates highlights his oddball charm.
The North Dakota Improvement Company was placed in the hands of a receiver today in Fargo. Thousands of shares of stock were sold across the Northwest as the ex-asset base and liabilities are not yet announced.
In North Platte Nebraska 22000 people had registered at farm booths for the forest reserve and Niobrara military reservation by six o clock tonight. Indications point to a total registration exceeding 75000 across the area.
New York City mail service on Forty second Street switches from horse rown wagons to 80 three and two ton motor trucks. The Postal Service Transfer Inc runs the contract and expects increased capacity and speed. Trucks feature khaki uniforms for drivers and a gong warning signal instead of a horn.
Walter Crosby, known in the automobile trade, was chosen as assistant clerk by the Butte school trustees after 16 applicants, 14 men and 1 woman. Ballots favored Crosby, with Mecaw and McMahon receiving minor votes before Crosby prevailed. Other topics included school sanitary upgrades, room additions, and pay parity for outside teachers.
Flour milled by Ge and even uses Montana wheat, chosen for quality. The copy claims the flour is scoured and sterilized before milling, emphasizing sanitary practices and brand assurance.
Relief comes instantly with a two hour dosing schedule of three doses to clear head and chest congestion. It opens nasal passages, stops nose discharge, relieves headache fever and sore throat, aids sleep, and costs 38 at one drug store. This ad touts Pape compounds as prompt relief and easy to take.
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