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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1902
Page
4
Two Anaconda schoolboys Lloyd Dewey and Ray Henroid were found in Butte after leaving home in the early term. Chief Taylor brought them back, gave a strict lecture, and returned them to their families. The incident renews discussion of appointing a truancy officer at tonight’s school board meeting.
The Indianapolis News notes there are no red headed senators currently. It highlights Senator Carmack of Tennessee whose hair and mustache give a sunset glow in debate and mentions Senator McLaurin as another near example.
The 1883 lifeboat rescue near Cleveland Ohio saved 27 men and 2 women as storms lashed Lake Erie. One crewman, Charles Learned, was rescued after being trapped under a capsized boat and later disabled, later praising Williams Pink Pills as a cure for rheumatism and insomnia. Learned, now a farmer in Sandy Creek New York, credits the remedy for his recovery and urges others to use it.
Descriptive portrait of South Carolina foe Tillman and fellow senators. It highlights McLaurin’s hair, dark eyes of southern lawmakers such as Simmons Bailey Tillman Money Clay, and contrasts with northern figures like Allison and Aldrich, detailing appearance and vigor without sensational detail.
Community notices list sewing machines for sale and rental at Greigs, show cases at Hammersloughs, a 5 000 pound safe for sale at Hammersloughs, and bankrupt stock auction today. Social dances planned at Austrian hall Swedish Lutheran church A O H hall and Stuart, with tickets 50 cents and supper tie per couple. Meetings of W C T A A O H and Bartenders Union announced. J W Collins arrives back from Butte. Through sleeping car service to Minneapolis and St Paul noted.
From the Chicago Post, the article spotlights Port Sunlight near Birkenhead built by Lever Bros for workers. It describes 220 acres with 140 acres for village use, 600 cottages at low rents, gardens, schools for over 1,370 children, and amenities like baths and concert rooms. It notes the $1.75 million investment and the claim of profit in improving worker welfare.
Blacksmiths and helpers belonging to the union will meet at Mountain View park on Sunday for a grand excursion. Park management and railroad officials promise top accommodations for attendees and a full program of amusements and first-class music for the event.
A Washington Star column surveys postal fraud and mail swindles, detailing endless-chain schemes and sham investment outfits that prey on gulls. It highlights cases from Cincinnati to Boston and Florida, noting the post office’s persistent fights against scammers and the public’s susceptibility.
An old ad-like passage touts Newbro's Herpicide as a preventive and cure for dandruff and baldness. It cites vaccination analogy and a testimonial from C H Reed of Victor Idaho claiming both he and his wife were cured after using two bottles, noting many similar endorsements.
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