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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1908
Page
26
An editorial fragment cites the idea that organic disturbances of the feminine system resemble nervous malady and irritability. It suggests such conditions can be overcome by taking certain measures, though the text is incomplete and lacks concrete remedies or context.
For thirty years Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, made from roots and herbs, has been a standard remedy for female illness. It claims to cure displacements, inflammation, and irregularities, and invites sick women to write for advice from Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn Mass.
New York testimony reveals Mrs. Gould drank at home, claiming one cocktail, a cherry, and two cordials during a period of marital strain. Mr. Sells and daughter Marjorie testified about visits and alleged ill treatment, while Gould described Mrs Gould’s supposed movements and actions around North Castle and other locations.
In Butte, multiple churches announce Sunday activities, classes, and services. Mountain View Methodists host morning classes at 10 with sermons, baptisms, and diplomas for graduates. First Swedish Baptist and other faiths schedule worship, prayers, and youth programs.
Local note records an unclear event at 12 o clock near HUB PARK SQUARED with reference to Sindy. Details are fragmentary and hinge on unreadable OCR text.
An evening reception at Mountain View Methodist Church honors Rev J A Alford newly named general secretary for the Nave of Monta voluntary. The event features speakers Rev Mr Mecord Rev dE Noftsinger Rev JA Mad and ends with benediction by Rev A Po Motri. Refreshments served in the clinch parlor.
Special dispatches report Peter Larson’s mausoleum in Resin Cemetery described as the finest in the West. The structure features nine catacombs and over two tons of marble and stone, with a white statue and Rome stone. It is modeled after the Church of Saint Mary Magdalen in Paris and reportedly cost over $60,000.
Grand jury returns another indictment against Albert Wenner a former foreman at the Standard Oil sugar creek refinery city district. Charged with purchasing water at an August price alleged by the refinery director and longtime employee.
A Utah district court ruling examines a case where two men beat a woman with a strap and revolver, challenging whether the instrument fit the statute’s listed tools. The court notes the weapon must be described if not among cowhide, whip, or a like instrument, and discusses the minimum penalty for such offenses.
A fragmented piece recalls dikes and rifles in a hand to hand combat scene, praising prearranged signals and cadet discipline. It notes public school support for military exercises, scholars joining in with enthusiasm, and heroes like Alice Ware extolled as lessons of patriotism amid a clamor of global events with Austrian and Turkish references.
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