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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1920
Page
3
Readily available over the counter remedy claims to ease severe colds and grippe. It promises relief from nasal congestion sneezing headache fever and soreness with two to three doses and costs only a few cents at drug stores. The product contains no quinine and is described as quick and sure with a pleasant taste.
An old advertisement warns that neglect of burns and minor cuts can lead to lockjaw, blood poisoning, loss of limbs, or death. It touts Hamlin's Wizard Oil as a safe antiseptic and quick treatment to lessen danger, alongside other patent remedies and pills.
The Diamond Dyes package promises easy one step color for wool silk linen cotton or mixed fabrics. It claims perfect fade resistant results even for first time dyers and notes a druggist color card is available.
A Northern Pacific railroad immigration and industry party inspected irrigation options in the Jefferson Valley suggesting broad settler potential for Montana in 1921. N W Byerly and team from Butte led the mission with aims to relocate irrigation and unlock fertile land, backed by railroad support and land development plans.
Butte will host a municipal Christmas tree this year after a proposal by Genres Short and two committee members. The plan, supported by both organizations, includes singing of carols and related activities as announced yesterday.
A plaintiff from Milwaukee alleges a fall from the top step of a cook car at Three Forks caused lasting injuries making future work impossible and seeks $35000. The suit cites medical service charges of 109 dollars for the late Ser aphin Portet and queries payment from Dr B C Monahan as executrix of the Portet estate.
Nathan Brooks, a Ramsay resident and Dupont Powder watchman, was seriously injured Wednesday afternoon in a highway accident near the beginning of the pavement on the Rocker road. He moved to Butte five years ago and worked for Dupont. his wife and children now live in Red Lodge. He suffered a fractured jaw and deep cuts to the head with no other serious injuries.
The Girls club at the high school met with Pearce McMuhen to learn football basics and discuss dress standards. Lorena Flack was chosen to lead a committee to decide on adopting rules for attire and conduct.
A Halloween social will be held Sunday evening at the temple by the junior auxiliary of Tr'nni Israel. The evening features dancing and refreshments with elaborate decorations planned. The committee includes Sadie Pincus as chair, Rebecca Lipson, Freda Pincus, Al Lautman and Louis Arownowsky. The group is new and relies on church youth support.
Rotarians gather for health week planning as bugle calls resound. General Lamont orders retreat and To the Colors while Dr E G Witherepoon heads Montana Health Week setup. Churches and clubs across Butte join in promoting prevention and health initiatives through December events.
Two girls recently arrived in Butte seek daytime work while attending business college at night. Judge H J Grimes says he knows them and will connect them with home help jobs if needed. The girls wish to study and gain opportunity while working. The piece mentions Greeks and Romans in contrast to luxury.
Five bootlegging cases yielded $500 in fines in police court yesterday afternoon as Jim Boyle Steve Frugell Jerton P McGonigle and Jim Doe were found guilty and fined after federal officers' arrests. Two drunks four vagrancy cases and one gambling charge also contributed. Andrew Marinos, alleged operator of a gambling club at 3 Wyoming street, posted $100 bail. defense counsel requested a continuance to 2 o'clock this afternoon.
An elderly patient recounts a near collapse while at work after severe bloating and stomach discomfort. Doctors could not help, but one dose of Mayr's Wonderful Remedy, recommended by a corner grocer, allegedly relieved symptoms and claimed to banish intestinal inflammation. Advertisement promotes a drug list offer with a money refund.
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