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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1924
Page
8
An old advertisement touts S S S blood purifier for clear skin. It links healthy skin to clean blood and promotes safety since made from herbs and barks and dating to 1826. It urges readers to try S S S for pimples blackheads eczema and rheumatism.
A Wyocena Wisconsin mother describes using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound before and after twins were born. She reports severe illness before the first bottle but rapid improvement after starting treatment and says she could care for the twins alone. The ad touts the tonic as safe for nursing mothers and beneficial for mothers recovering after childbirth.
Powell County farmers host a Sept 12 public barbecue at the city park and pavilion with free lunch, boxing matches, ball games, and picnic sports. Billed by a civic committee led by Frank Conrey with music by a Butte band and a main address by B. Stewart. A National Defense day committee will assist.
Deer Lodge announces a staggered registration plan by grade for September 5 and 6 to help teachers identify and meet individual student needs. Freshmen register Sept 5 morning, sophomores Sept 5 afternoon, juniors Sept 6 morning, seniors Sept 6 afternoon. Classes begin Sept 8. Rural students expected to form much of the enrollment. Bowling season also starts as Harrison alleys ready for Deer Lodge teams with league games scheduled into spring.
Deer Lodge reports residents visiting relatives in Everett Washington and Omaha Nebraska. Miss Helen Davis visits Deer Lodge. James Gill buried after death at local hospital with service at Bien Ross chapel. Local commerce and Rotary luncheon discussed organization matters. Several residents and visitors from Garrison Spokane Schatz Race Track and Missoula noted.
Lieut. Gen. S S B M Young, historic military figure and former U S army commander, had simple services at his Helena home before a flag draped casket was sent to Arlington. The widow and two friends rode the train to Chicago for the journey with other relatives while Legion posts draped the casket with national colors at the station.
Reports from Georgia and Azerbaijan say an active revolt against the Soviet government has persisted for five days. Insurgents have reportedly conquered half of Georgia, with fierce street fighting in Batumi and other locales as representatives relay the dire situation.
Dillon Rotary club met at the Sugar Bowl cafe with visitors Earl Trude and A. T. Peterson. Peterson, new Beaverhead county high school principal, outlined school plans and called for Rotary cooperation. discussion touched on the Helena Rotary convention and California conditions. Also notes on local visitors and upcoming Republican convention in Helena.
The report notes normal to high pressures east of the Rockies and west of the Cascades with low barometers between the ranges. Light rain in Southwestern Washington, cooler plains, rising temperatures elsewhere, and widespread cloudiness along the Coast. It also mentions the Florida Keys railroad project at 156 miles from alarm to Key West costing about 150000 dollars per mile.
Mrs. Lee Cunningham of Helena returns home after a short Stevensville visit with her mother Mrs. A A Keirns, who will stay a few weeks. Olive Keirns of Spokane, formerly a valley teacher, stays with A A Keirns. Mrs. Toi Long Logan will teach near Ambrose school this term. J McMillan leaves St John drug for Glendive. George N Walden of Bitter Root Mercantile leaves for a coast business trip. Several visitors including Homer Bowls of Anaconda and John Blake of Superior stay with Mrs. Mat tie Higgins, daughters of Higgins. EB Reed returns from Portland after shipping four cattle cars. Mrs. Rachel Wortman of Portland visits RB Liddell. George Ball family return from Missouri. Doris Buck returns to Denver after visiting her parents. she works as a dietitian in a TB hospital.
Washington September 4. The American Federation of Labor national non partisan political campaign committee called on trade union organizations nationwide to do their utmost to ensure the success of the La Follette Wheeler ticket.
Dayton Ohio September 3 Lieutenant Alex Pearson one of the flyers entered in the Pulitzer race to be held in October was killed at Wilbur Wright field when his plane collapsed in midair. He was flying the Speedy navy Curtis racer at 400 feet and over 200 miles per hour during a daily practice flight.
Charles Specht, 18, son of Mr and Mrs George Specht of 835 Craig Street, was accidentally shot by a .22 rifle while hunting near the Casper city dump. Franklin Peterson, his companion, said Specht discharged the weapon when attempting to strike a rabbit, the bullet striking his abdomen and causing a quick death.
A Seattle man B. Kitheart reports rapid strength loss and digestive failure before using Tanlac. After three bottles he claims full recovery and plans to continue until six bottles, praising Tanlac and its makers. The ad claims over 40 million bottles sold and urges buying Tanlac Vegetable Pills for constipation.
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