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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1913
Page
6
An old time ad promotes Pinex and Sugar Syrup as a cheap quick-cure cough mixture. It claims relief for obstinate coughs and even whooping cough, with instructions for mixing pine extract, sugar syrup, and water. It touts nationwide use, a money-back guaranty, and purchase through The Pines Co. in Wayne Indiana.
An ad promotes Famous Skin Soap with a free 93 centenke of D D Skin Spin when purchasing a full size bottle of D D Prescription for Bezcima. It promises relief after the first bottle and money back guarantee. Local druggists Newbro Drug Co Butte Puller Drug Co Anaconda are named.
Hoemei claims natural air bath treats catarrhal ailments by delivering healing balsam through a pocket inhaler. The at home remedy reaches nose throat and bronchial areas, acts as an antiseptic, and is backed by a money back guarantee if it fails. Sold by Smith Drug Co of Anaconda and Paxian Co of Butte with complete outfit priced at 1.00.
A sensationalized alert describes a patent remedy claiming to cleanse the bowels and cure biliousness. It urges readers to take a “gas-carret” scent box and a laxative to relieve torpid liver, bad breath, headaches, and indigestion, warning such products are marketed with dubious promises.
An advertising reader should not be swayed by every ad. The wise shopper compares offers, reads reasons, and forms personal conclusions. Advertising aids thinking, not directing it. Readers think straight and spend wisely after informed choice.
Louis Mackel files a damage suit in district court claiming fire started by sparks from a Chicago Milwaukee St Paul line switch engine burned his ranch, timber, and grass, with negligence alleged for keeping the right of way free of combustibles. Assistant State Fort Inspector Parker testified on spark arresters. The case coincides with other fire-related actions and a separate dwelling loss suit by Mrs. Minnig Nouth against Bulte Anaconda & Pacific for a March fire.
Local theater notes Mrs Fiske appears at the Broadway in Butte for five nights starting tonight with two matinees Sunday. The program features a dramatic moving picture presentation of Tess of the d Urbervilles and a later showing of The Magic Triad. Spectators may recall her renowned stage powers as she stars in these adaptations.
A review praises a moving plot dramatization with strong acting by A113 and Fisk0, noting its historical value and evergreen appeal. The showcase promises entertainment for fans of refined moving pictures and those seeking exemplary performances that endure for generations.
Patrons at the American theater witnessed the first Kinemacolor color pictures exhibited in Montana. The program featured a three reel travel and novelty sequence of the Panama canal and a Memorial day parade, with color contrasts between uniforms and attire. A black and white supplement completed the current offering with a brief shoe store ad closes the page.
New York Ont 21 Bre Wartin Koenig, wife of Henry Spencer of Chicago, sues for annulment claiming she was married to the confessed murderer after a short courtship. She asserts Spencer told Chicago police she had slain other women and details a rushed, disputed marriage to Fort Montgomery, with alleged desertion and loss of $210.
An old advertisement touts Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a remedy for loss of appetite and indigestion. It explains the stomach's role in digestion, how the tablets aid digestion and balance stomach acids, and promises restoration of appetite after meals with regular use. The copy emphasizes enjoying meals again and claims quick relief.
The Montana Law Enforcement and Public Welfare League, successor to the Moral Reform and Anti-Saloon leagues, formed to enforce laws on horse racing and boxing. Officers include President Dr George L. Wola, Butte. Vice Presidents Leonard, Brockway, Bennett, Wilson. Secretary Laird Mille. Treasurer Davidson. with regional county chairs and an executive committee. The group aims to codify laws, promote civic righteousness, and campaign to repeal racing law while expanding anti-saloon efforts. The first annual meeting is scheduled for February, with the executive committee guiding campaign work pending funds.
In New York Oct 21 during a luncheon, Herbert Samuel, British postmaster general, said the United States could extend hospitality to suffragists like Emmeline Pankhurst. He claimed the government in control of England hoped Americans would not object to Pankhurst staying, though he noted that if she wished to remain there would be no objections.
An OCR fragment promotes low prices on paints and finishes. Varnishes 1.50 to 2.50, Staul Daishes 1.00 per gallon, Bloor pants 1.76 per gallon, House paints 1.69 per gallon, listed for sale this week on West Broadway.
A historical quiz item presents concise trivia with multiple Q and A pairs. It covers topics from meteorology to crime history and geography, referencing figures like Leon Czolgosz and events such as Corbett versus Sullivan. The piece blends factual details and errors, reflecting early slang and OCR style.
Seattle October 24 Judge John Humphries warned jurors in the $10,000 damages suit by William Toppings of Ashland Ohio against the Great Northern over a snowslide death case. The test case seeks railroad liability for Edward Topping killed 100 miles from Seattle. The judge cautioned jurors to avoid conversations and avoid any influence from attorneys.
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