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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1911
Page
18
A 1911 analysis argues for a dual mind theory with a subjective mind predated the brain, asserting telepathy and memory beyond ordinary life. It presents the objective mind as the brain's tool and the subjective mind as the source of higher faculties including intuition and omniscient potential.
The Gillette company revived a strong season with Irene Lorton Don Churchill Lulu Sutton and Annie Keeler plus Barrows Kerry Walling and Newman. Esther's Temptation follows a young girl's struggle amid vanity and deceit ending in tragedy as Nicholas dies in a duel. Moving pictures and songs accompany each performance. nightly shows and Saturday matinee continue with Ned of the Plains planned for next week.
Readable fragments describe a claimed medical cure or medicine. The text mentions Butte Montana and references Chinese cure methods introduced to thousands. Details are unclear but imply health claims and public interest. Entities include Butte and Chinese sources. no verifiable outcomes given.
The remains of the late Johanna FE Ries were laid to rest at Mount Moriah cemetery after a funeral at her home on East Second Street. Services were led by Rev. J. J. Dalton at South Butte Presbyterian Church with participation from Lady Maccabees, Royal Neighbors, Royal Oak camp, and Daughters of Hermann. Pallbearers included A. J. Robinson, William Therlaway, A. J. McGowan, William Andrews, John Smith, and William A. Patergrave.
A California inventor receives a patent for a thimble device that includes a knife blade on its tip to aid in fruit picking. The tool is designed to enhance grip and precision while harvesting.
Report notes wolves injure livestock across Russia with annual damage estimated at 10.09 million dollars. The data also mentions typical peak human age around forty years.
In Butte churches on Sunday, pastors denounced the spirit of anarchy and violence linked to the McNamara case. They urged harmony between labor and capital, supported Mayor Duncan's saloon license actions, and urged church members to back moves to close the restricted district saloons and curb vice.
The Rev. Frank Hopkins argues the McNamara confession reveals evil in all classes and warns against political manipulation. He says labor movement is not in league with the crimes and calls for moral reform, linking vice with saloons and brothels and urging parishioners to push out saloons from the area.
The Rev CC A Rexroail denounces the John J McNamara type as murderers and calls for their expulsion from unions. He asserts organized labor will rise above violence and gain public sympathy once radical leaders are removed. He criticizes saloon politics as traitorous to public welfare in Butte.
A German inventor creates a high speed monoplane inspired by pigeon wing geometry. The aircraft features wings shaped to mimic avian form, aiming to reduce drag and increase stability at speed.
An Indiana inventor creates a pair of scissors with a guard to prevent cloth damage while cutting. The design aims to reduce accidental fraying and improve precision in tailoring tasks.
Miss Lilian Wiggins, who enlivened the Sunday magazine sections with a feature on Reno Nevada, has become a principal with the Balkan Princess Company. The move marks a notable step in her theater career and adds a prominent name to the company lineup.
Two smart evening gowns captivate readers with silken white satin and pearl detailing. One gown features a bandeau and aigrette accessory to complement trimming, while the other offers a chic decollete design using a simple cotton arrangement for a refined finish.
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