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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1921
Page
3
A famous chemist and a world renowned dressing house promote Blue Jay liquid or plaster as a quick gentle corn cure. Apply by a touch to instantly stop pain and loosen the corn for removal. Replaces harsh old methods and paring. try it on one corn to be delighted. Your druggist offers Liquid or Plaster Blue Jay.
Butte car owners are mobilizing to harvest winter fuel as they haul wood from forest reserves. Couples often picnic during trips, loading two trees or half a cord per run, seen as aiding government fuel supply and reducing fire hazards.
Mr and Mrs C A Lorimer and daughter Louise departed Butte yesterday morning by Northern Pacific for New York City to establish residence. He resigned as manager of the women s ready to wear department at Which to become a buyer for Penney company with 312 stores nationwide. He was presented with platinum and gold cuff links and a silver pencil by associates. Friends gathered at the station to wish them success in their new home.
An old time country store dance is the attraction at Columbia Gardens next Saturday evening. The event will close Saturday evening specialty dances, with Fi Perkins handing out prizes such as hams bacon cans of lard fruit and chewing tobacco.
Mrs Eleanor De Hart a widow from New York says she has felled about 50 mashers in five years using a rubber hose she calls a shillelah. She recounts an incident in Den Park where a man James Zamorelli 25 was arrested after a failed approach. He received a one day workhouse sentence, deemed lenient for his war record. She urges other women to defend themselves and report masher advances to police to deter attacks in Central Park and public places.
There are four prisoners in the county jail awaiting trial or serving sentences. Sheriff records show ten offense varieties with vagrancy highest at 23. Drug law violations total seven, murder five, grand larceny four, robbery three, petit larceny two. One forger, one bigamist, and one failure to provide. Prohibition violators number two. Chief deputy John Duggan notes the counts reflect convictions or bond issues, not total offenses.
The Woman's Missionary Society of the Christian church will meet Thursday at 2 30 PM at Mrs George Carte 3041 Bayard Street. Assistants Mrs Bradshaw and Mrs Sylventer will host. Mrs Brown will head the program.
L. B. Woods, assistant general freight and passenger agent of the Great Northern, with Helena offices, now has charge of Wyoming, Colorado, and Utah territory. The report reached Butte yesterday. Woods' office becomes one of the railroad's most important stations and he is a regular visitor here.
A fragmentary note describes stage figures relying on Marmola tablets for rapid slimming. The snippet implies a gimmick or method used by a "clever actress" and reflects sensational era dieting trends rather than a full report.
Philadelphia reader Mrs Louise Stout reports six months of suffering with vomiting and cramps eased by Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She urges other women with cramps headaches or bearing down pains to try the remedy and shares that her daughters are using it as well.
Mrs Dolly Dean Burgess chairs a social service conference at the Placer hotel Helena September 1 with plans complete. Topics include the Maternity Aid Bill now before Congress the Humane Bureau and child welfare. Speakers include John Barber on bureau work Miss Muckley on future Women of the state plans.
W Goodale of Safety First Dept now in the East will attend the annual National Safety meeting in Boston in September. Industry representatives from across the country will join the general meeting and sectional conventions. New England will observe no accident week with governors' proclamations encouraging drivers to avoid mishaps.
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