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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1920
Page
6
A Chicago drugstore ad for Gets-It promises instant relief from corns. Apply two or three drops and the corn pain ceases, then lift off the corn in two or three days if needed. Money back guarantee by E. Lawrence & Co.
A vintage home remedy promotes 2% ounces of Pinex mixed with sugar syrup or honey to form a pint cough suppressant. The ad claims rapid relief for severe coughs and throat irritation with easy preparation and guaranteed satisfaction from The Pinex Co. Ft. Wayne.
Ad claims Freezone instantly stops corn pain and lets the corn be lifted off. It promises painless removal of hard corn soft corn or corn between toes with a tiny bottle sold by druggists for a few cents.
Students hear four minute addresses on campaign measures 18 and 19 during class. A 0:45 assembly features C H Clapp of the school of mines as the campaign opens. Class contests will reward pledge signers with per class standings and tags for effort. Friday plans include a football rally ahead of the Butte Bozeman game with strong turnout from Butte supporters.
A noted authority explains uric acid irritates kidneys and bladder, causing burning and frequent urination. Advice promotes Jad Salts or four ounces of Rad Salts dissolved in water to neutralize urine acids, claiming quick relief and harmless effect.
Thousands of students will attend the Saturday game with a Monday assembly featuring a speaker and stunt. A noon parade forms at 11 with student marshals guiding the march along a Park to Main to Broadway route.
Congratulatory letters and telegrams praised the school's orderly parade carried out without teaching staff help. Photos of four class lines will be sent to Montana high schools. The School of Mines may join the parade.
A discussion of complexion care introduces mercolized wax as a safe absorbent to remove dead skin and clogged pores, contrasting it with ordinary creams. It claims a natural, healthy complexion and notes mercolized wax is sold in drug stores and used overnight, washed off in the morning. It also mentions a wrinkle-treatment method using saxolite in witch hazel to tighten the skin.
An old time remedy called Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound is sold in drugstores to darken gray hair. The preparation claims natural, even color and gloss after light use, with hair appearing thicker and younger.
The Arizona Street Fire Department rescued a 6 and 7 year old pair from a smoke filled home at 12 West Gold Street. Firefightersbreak a window after doors were locked with parents absent. The fire caused minor property loss and is blamed on matches.
A man named Ray Smith was arrested on Utah avenue by Detectives Larkin and Dwyer after suspected involvement in recent Butte robberies. He is held on a vagrancy charge while the case is investigated.
A Halloween entertainment will be held at Silverbow Park Methodist Church Friday night at 7:30 under the Sunday school. Refreshments will be served. Mrs. James Osborne is superintendent.
Commander Ed S Bassett of the American Legion issued an invitation to Butte fraternal and veteran groups including Canadian veterans to join Silver Bow post the chamber of commerce and the Butte Mines band in the Armistice day celebration. The move aims to clarify roles and assign parade places. An athletic carnival planned for Nov 10 proceeds with positive committee reports and talks with two boxing exponents nearing conclusion. The parade marks the second anniversary of hostilities end and supports the four fold soldier relief plan advocated by the Legion nationwide.
Senator Calder of New York charged the federal government has not acted to curb coal profiteering. He mocked Attorney General Palmer's push for coal operators to agree on a fair price during a Republican mass meeting in Brooklyn.
The number of women wage earners in the United States has increased by 50 percent over the past ten years.
Jack McDonald was arrested by Captain O'Donnell on West Mercury Street for robbing I J Hill after allegedly striking him in a Chinatown restaurant altercation. Hill identified McDonald, a purse containing $76 was found on McDonald and he was taken to the county jail.
Every rope used in the British naval service contains a colored thread woven into one strand for identification, whether used on board ships or in dockyards.
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