Publishing Firms and Hunting Fatalities Across States
A sprawling montage lists publishing houses in Anaconda Montana and other cities, followed by a Chicago Tribune note on hunting fatalities. It cites oil and tobacco stock patterns, then shifts to a Tribune summary of hunting deaths and injuries across states Maine Wisconsin Michigan Montana, urging cautious laws and parental guidance on sex education avoided in schools.
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The
Chicago Tribune
Vietime Themeeiven
Maine
New England
New York City
Wisconsin
Michigan
Chicago
Madison
America
Montana
Tribune
Naval holiday plan hailed as peace step in world
A editorial argues that a one year international naval holiday would promote peace though unlikely to pass due to mistrust among nations. It lauds United States and Britain support and notes Christmas truce would be ideal but improbable. Churchill is cited on resolving disputes through collective action.
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Congress
United States
Winston Churchill
England
Montana population climbs as Christmas trade grows
The piece notes strong copper prices and steady mining work across Montana. It reports prosperity in crops, rising resident numbers, and newcomers settling in Misty hue homes, with a brisk holiday trade and expectations of a large Christmas season statewide.
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Montapa
Daria
Montana
Wall Street Journal study on stockholders in large industries
The Wall Street Journal reports that 191 corporations represent an army of 29 282 shareholders owning 4 626 016 316 stock. Among these are 16 railroads and 154 industrials with few firms under 5 million in capitalization. Stockholders are widely distributed and often hold diverse portfolios, with many counted multiple times across companies complicating totals.
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Ily
United States
Wall Street Journal
Hue
Sie
Fourth annual tuberculosis day observed next Sunday
The fourth annual national tuberculosis day will be observed next Sunday December 7. The aim is to spread information on fighting the disease. Modern science shows prevention and open air life aid the fight though no medical cure exists. The greatest remaining aid to the scourge is ignorance.
Appreciation for Wilson From London Paper
The London News and Leader expresses the highest appreciation of President Wilson as a statesman. It cites three tested points: his refusal to countenance Huerta's usurpation, his withdrawal from the six power loan, and the tariff bill. The piece says Roosevelt mocks his Mexican policy, but notes Wilson’s actions followed by events.
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London News and Leader
Wilson
America
Huerta
Sixpower
Roosevelt
Sensible view on sex hygiene topic at Butte school board meeting
Mr. Peter Potter spoke Tuesday night at the Butte school board meeting on sex hygiene. He argued for instruction in public schools and noted that cities like Chicago are already testing such programs. He challenged critics who oppose teaching about relations of the sexes.
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Chut
Peter Potter
Butte
Chicago
The Old Fashioned Woman and Modern Style Quips
A humorous column laments changing fashion and social habits. It pokes fun at women's attire from hats to scarves and at men and boys adapting to new costs and behaviors, noting the rise of consumerism and shifts in domestic tasks.
Fine raiment and buggy rides stir women's envy
In Volo Illinois Mrs Minnie Richardson testified of envy among neighbors after the woman’s fashion and buggy rides. She described how her husband, a cripple, runs a general store at Volo and how Mrs Richardson stood out for her dress while others resented the attention. Her buggy rides with her brother-in-law William Dunn drew particular anger.
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Waukegan
Ti. Dee
Minnie Richardson
Avincen
Yolo
Bear
Richardson
Volo
Intellectual Cocktails on Womens Rights and Heroism
The passage debates women’s voting and equality with men, praising equal work and property ownership while recalling Titanic era heroism. It questions if a man should abandon his place to let women in boats, pondering modern rights and duties amid peril.
Song of Adam's Time Stirring a Quiet Parish
The preacher resists modern trends and mocks reformers as he meets Brother Gali and merchant Hanks. They urge sticking to Holy Writ while the pews complain that old sermons don’t fit contemporary life. The preacher contemplates change as parishioners seek newer voices.
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Gali
Old Hanks
White
Moses
Daniel
Humor of the Day and Public Car Jokes Digest
A collage of quips from various papers features a mock discussion about the best lawyer, concerns over a public bene factor, musings on mushroom spawning in a shed and art appreciation in a nation. It also references a statue of an Indian outside cigar stores and a light exchange about two cars, including a high school crowd towing the old vehicle.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
Jones
Pulit 2Er
Afr. Camron
Mrowen
Washington Star
America Gains the Cowper Madonna by Raphael
The fragmentary note references the Cowper Madonna by Raphael, signaling a discussion or cataloging of the artwork within a historical or art history context. The text is incomplete but identifies the master and work in a museum or scholarly setting.
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America
Madonna
Raphael
Press Snippets Hint at Prominent Names and Oddities
A collage of quotes and brief notes quotes from various papers mention political figures like Al Beveridge Huert Goethals and others, plus items about transit delays a wedding at the White House and a St. Louis plumber inheriting 500,000. The tone is a domestic miscellany of headlines and snippets.
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St. Louis
Los Angeles Express
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Walt Mason
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Raphae
Weinberg
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Oyster
Spirit of the Press
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Holand
Mexico
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Philadelphia Ledger
White House
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Sayre
Kansasity Journal
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Birmingham
Nge-Herald
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Joe
Tinker
Cincinnati Reds
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Globe- Democrat
Juarez
Chicago Record Herald
Bryant
Colonel Goethals
Omaha Bee
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