Anaconda Standard Ad Rates And News Stands
The Anaconda Standard outlines subscription rates and distribution details. It lists daily and Sunday pricing, annual costs, and notes on where the paper is sold including New York and Detroit newsstands as well as other major hubs.
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Butte
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Bell
Lam J. Morton. Co
York
Kifti Avene
Chisagee Tribune
North Americas
Standard
Montana
New York
Motatine
Park Row
St Basi le Marie
Pith
Detroit
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Linn 3D
Kelly Denver Western Nowe
Hart Lake
Gilnie
Lodeie
San Francisco University
Lee Annelen Iam
Kaaconda
Mont
Prohibition Amendment Debate and Butte Budget Critique
A review outlines the coming congress session to push the Hobson prohibition amendment by three fourths of states, with a tight schedule from December to March. It contrasts socialist Butte’s rising city debt, payroll costs, and stalled retrenchment promises, urging spending cuts to reduce deficits.
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Congress
United States
Hobson
Judiciary Committee
Senate
Buttes
Butte
Government should cut expenses to curb pork barrel spending
The national administration should reduce government expenses in line with hard times. Democrats vow to end pork barrel spending, noting Roosevelt and Taft era excesses. A $300,000,000 annual saving is cited with broader calls for economy as many Americans face reduced incomes and rising living costs. Congress to begin a session focused on finances.
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Roosevelt
Taft
Democratic Party
Wilson
St Weston
United States
Washington
Congress
Manufacturing Outlook Promises Strong Year Ahead
The Cincinnati Enquirer predicts a most encouraging outlook for growth in the volume and value of business for the remainder of the year and a spirited start in January for the coming year. Factories across sectors from shoe to arms and ammunition report unprecedented work, signaling broad industrial activity.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
Coal and sugar interests shape 1914 market outlook
The report notes sugar planters facing possible bankruptcy yet seeking profits from current operations, while North and West beet sugar producers press for fair returns. Cold weather boosts home coal use and port demand, with South America and Southern Europe lacking British Belgian French coal. ships rely on US mines, signaling strong demand.
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Louisiana
South America
Europe
United States
Miseiesippi
German War Stoves Wartime Comfort for Finnish Soldier
German newspapers describe compact individual stoves for soldiers on the Russian front. Each stove measures 5 by 3 by 10 inches, wrapped in a handkerchief and placed on the body to provide 6 to 8 hours of warmth. Coal bars cost a penny, stoves 25 cents, offering portable warmth to prevent cold and aid illness.
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Germany
German Forces Reposition as Russia Threatens Prussia
The article notes Germany shifting large forces from Belgium and France to the eastern frontier as the Russians advance into Eastern Prussia. It cites Kaiser Wilhelm personally leading troops east, with threats that invaders may reach fifty miles into German territory. The piece argues the German crisis is more severe than the Allies face and that a German defeat would push fighting into Prussian soil toward Berlin, while a Russian defeat would merely be a check.
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Germany
Belgium
France
Prussia
Poland
Berlin
Russia
England
Fragmented Opinion Pieces Mix War News and Politics
A collage of remarks contrasts European war fears with domestic politics. References to Russia, Belgium, France, England, and Germany mingle with notes on Mexico, Tammany, woman suffrage, and political resignations. The tone is sardonic and opinionated, reflecting a 20th century newspaper voice.
Bread Making Facts From Edison Era Cookery Notes
An article explains bread making through yeast science, detailing temperature needs, fermentation, ingredients, kneading methods, and tips for judging bread. It notes yeast growth, carbon dioxide production, and the impact of salt milk or water, plus guidance on kneading and using a clean mixer for even texture.
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Thomas A. Edison
Private Citizen and Public Figures in Headlines
A collection of clipped quotes from newspapers including Memphis Commercial Appeal and Washington Post highlight a humorous take on Roosevelt as a private citizen and a jab at prosperity, with mentions of Congressman Longworth and Carrie. The tone reflects era gossip shorthand and editorial humor.
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Roosevelt
Longworth
Memphis
Man and Woman Debate Bible Origins in Clara Dialogue
A 1914 Brooks feature uses a backwoods voice to stage a father and mother discussing creation. The Pa defends the Bible order that man was first, while the Ma and a visiting doctor question gender roles and courage, with humorous local flavor.
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Thare
Tor Oaver
Jersey
Anya
Adam & Tove
Wimmen
V'indy
Denuckel
Tyree
Eeven
Brooks Feature Syndicate
The Quirks of Modern Manners and Witty Observations
A Cincinnati Enquirer column offers a brisk critique of evolving social mores. It lampoons wrestling as brutal on mats, praises frank modern flirtations, and mocks women’s fashion and feminism with satirical quips about marriages, independence, and social expectations. Names and places anchor the dated observations in a comic, opinionated tone.
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