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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1925
Page
7
The piece touts Kotex as a revolutionary sanitary option ending embarrassment and laundry woes. It claims the product offers superior absorbency, easy disposal, and social ease by simply asking for Kotex at drug or department stores, with a low cost.
MME LASBETH notes fall frocks and coats with sweeping lines suited to all figures. Imitation fur is common, with shaped flounces and high cuffs in smart coats. Sports coats stay straight, beltless, looped by a single side button, often lined or trimmed with dyed fur matching the fabric.
Sioux City Iowa September 22. Lee Collins father of Floyd Collins has been visiting friends in Sioux City while operating a show interstate fair. The event titled duck feed presages a Kiwanis lunch during the fair proceedings.
Dr Chevalier Jackson, famed surgeon and bronchoscope inventor, warns mothers not to let children handle small objects. At a Philadelphia hospital he removes items from young patients’ airways, from peanuts to carriage bolts, drawing attention to nationwide toy and object safety.
Italy reforms its military and civil mobilization under a unified defense law. A National Defense commission may evolve into a joint army navy ministry led by a chief of staff to coordinate army navy and air forces.
John Barber former Sliver Bow Republican county central committee chairman and former Montana State Hospital business manager reports on Mississippi Valley business conditions after a three months trip to the East. He notes a fairly warm summer overall and observes Belgium's cost of living trend as having slowed.
Senator Walsh will appoint a naval cadet after a competitive examination for Annapolis on Saturday Oct 24. The U S civil service commission will conduct tests in major Montana cities covering algebra geometry English composition literature United States history ancient history and physics. Montana residents 16 to 20 are invited to participate and may contact Senator Walsh for exam location and details.
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