Anaconda Standard Ad Account and Stock Market Commentary
The item lists subscription rates and distribution notes for the Anaconda Standard, then discusses stock market conditions. It notes rail and industrial stocks at year lows, questions future price movements, and suggests banks may free capital after crop movement tasks. It argues stock exchanges serve investment and financing functions, despite prior speculative excess.
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Alaska Railroads Move Toward Government Build Plan
Friday December 5 1013 discussion notes a shift toward government construction of trunk line railways in Alaska. Experts expect private capital may later lease operations, with Congress aiming to open up resources and spur investment. The mood has swung from protest to broad support for a federal rail program.
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NY Brokers to Close Offices Amid Stagnant Market
Reports from New York indicate a year start cutback by brokers as speculation stalls and commissions fail to cover rents. The move threatens employment for many veteran staff, with some predicting hard times nationwide and a mixed mood despite a steady security price level.
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Springfield Republican
New York Stock Exchange
Hobson a handicap to dry amendment drive
The W. C. T. U. and national women back Representative Hobson of Alabama to champion a constitutional prohibition. Yet Hobson is widely unpopular in Congress for past gaffes and a career seen as lecturing over legislating. His opposition to Underwood for Senate and habit of delaying bills erode support for a successful dry amendment effort.
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Abolition of New Year Reception at White House Emphasized
The piece argues President Wilson was sensible to end the annual New Year reception at the White House. It notes diplomats judges and lawmakers found the event tiresome yet public access would decline. It also discusses Belgium and other nations skipping participation in the Panama Pacific exposition and factors deterring European involvement.
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Luke M'Luke Says A Penitentiary Worse Than Home
The Cincinnati Enquirer column humorously notes that some married men resist change, mocks wives who chase money, and jokes about mothers recalling past good times. It wryly remarks on liberal mindedness, religious books, and male self perfection while hinting at social pretensions.
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Ron
Cincinnati Enquirer
Fragmented remarks on social fatigue and drinking habits
A jumble of lines portrays marital strain and social hypocrisy. The speaker mocks sentimental flattery, questions humane science, and notes late hours at a saloon. Domestic tension surfaces as a father drinks when the ice box is bare.
Secret deeds and stealthy charity in human nature
The excerpt discusses pure satisfaction from doing good in secret. It notes the refined pleasure in unseen kindness, beyond thanks or display, and warns that people often feign propriety while inwardly struggling with self contempt. It cites the idea Let your alms be in secret as insight into human nature.
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Fragmented humor note from a late 19th century column
The text records a garbled humor snippet referencing a train parting scene, a remark about love and rest, and scattered lines about Kansas City, farming costs, and a joke about beans. It appears as a collage from a humor page with misread OCR.
Fragmented political snippets mix in a dated dispatch
A jumble of quoted phrases mocks Roosevelt as Moses for the Republican Party and ridicules various political figures. The text notes neglect of public duties, legal issues abroad, and satirical asides about Wilson, Zelaya, and naval progress, all in a murky narrative fragment.
Pancho Villa hailed as the Great Man of Mexico
General Pancho Villa, captor of Juarez, is hailed as the Great Man of Mexico and is seen as possibly ruling Juarez. He faces homage from hundreds and weighs whether the rebel movement is his or Carranza’s.
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Juarez
Villa
Mexico
Childhood castle home at mother's knee remembered
A teacher James A Power recalls a childhood sanctuary of motherly love and guidance. He contrasts fairy tale castles with his warm, protective home where a mother’s kiss eased daily fears. He longs to return to that comforting castle-home and mother’s counsel.
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James A. Power
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