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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1914

Page

6

Standard Publishing Adverts at Anaconda Montana Listing

Advertisement and telegraph service listing for Standard Publishing Company and affiliates in Anaconda Montana mentions advertising rates and representation. It names New York Park Row Chicago and other news agencies, with references to Montana offices and contact details.

Montana Abandard New York Park Row Thyrty-rehth Chicago Oneress Hotel Rastity Petrone Rietrovert Nee Co Lion United News 24 Tine Angeise

Second Term for Wilson Debates Within Democratic Ranks

The piece argues Republicans pressure Wilson not to run and cites a Baltimore convention plank advocating a single term. It notes no broad demand for term limits, suggests the next Democratic convention will decide Wilson’s fate, and warns Republicans cannot beat him on the single-term issue.

Wilson Baltimore United States Bryan Democratic Party

Bring Home U S Battleships From War Zone

A call argues ships now in waters near conflict should return to U S harbors to avoid unintended involvement in the European war. It states American lives and property are paramount and warns that assisting in distant battles risks costly and deadly consequences. The piece urges Americans abroad to come home.

United States Asia ‘Minor Turkey Europe

US Should Stay Out Of War And Preserve Peace At Sea

Editorial argues against entering battleships into European conflict. It emphasizes avoiding quarrels, tests of U S restraint amid warfare, and notes Belgrade’s capture by Austria after a four month campaign. Belgrade’s ancient status and Danube location are highlighted in historical context.

Belgrade Servia Ghicia War Department Servin Nish Danube

Invasion fears and world war snippets from 1800s to now

The article surveys Napoleon's invasion plans of Great Britain, detailing Boulogne flotilla preparations, naval defenses, and Nelson's Trafalgar victory that doomed the scheme. It blends historical notes with contemporary wartime quips about leaders, politics, and the stock market, using a satirical, period-tinged voice.

Napoleon England Thomas Hardy Bony Great Britain Channel Poulogne Nelson Amiens Encyclopedia Britannica Boulogne Republic Dover Hastings France Low Countries Paris Trafalgar

Letters From The Standard On War Debate Declined

The Standard says it will not publish letters that viciously attack opposing views on the war. It has long published reader letters but will reject strongly partisan pieces. The paper argues neutrality, noting America remains distant from the conflict and should avoid inflamed foreign controversies.

Cautious War Talk Amid Empty Treasuries And Vaudeville

The piece notes that starting a card index for lawyers may be necessary and jokes that Americans can outpace European treasuries in coal storage. It observes that neither side in the war plans to replenish funds by vaudeville, and comments that both sides excel at starting battles they do not finish.

Father Ayman

Manicure Lady Mayme Dreams Of Nursing In Europe

The Manicure Lady reveals Mayme wants to train as a nurse in Europe inspired by a friend who left last month. Family notes the idea seems sudden and risky yet Mayme believes nursing could be noble, with officers paying little and opportunity to meet handsome young soldiers. The piece captures small-town talk on war service and romance.

Mayme Netrup George Wilfred Nho Europe Wilfred Brother Mother Florence England Fat Brooks

Funeral of Lord Roberts in London in November rain

In a cold drizzle thousands stood reverently as the mourning cortege passed from Charing Cross to St Pauls. The gun cart carried the body with hat sword and medals on the casket. Pallbearers included Kitchener, Wood, Grenfell, Methuen, Nichols and other senior officers and admirals emblematic of England’s service.

Underwood & Underwood New York London England Charing Cross Station St. Paul's Cathedral Lord Roberts Colens Lord Kitchener Evelyn Wood Lord Grenfell Lord Methuen William Nichols James Hil Johns Robert Addulph Alfred Gaseess Arthur Reginald Egerton Archibald Hunter Charles Beresford Michael Seymour

Housewife's Economy in Desserts and Dining

Frances Marshal argues that prices rise in winter for eggs and butter due to war and seasons. She urges housewives to plan simple, nourishing desserts using baked apples with cinnamon, canned fruits, nuts, raisins, figs, dates, fruit salads with dressing, and cheese. Fresh fruit and occasional candies or desserts balanced with frugal meals sustain health and happiness through winter.

Commissariat Department McClure News Paper Syndicate

Quotable Contradictions On Women From The Enquirer

A Cincinnati Enquirer fragment jokes about gender roles and wit in a breezy 19th century style. It riffs on health, marriage, domestic life, and social manners with caricatured lines about women, men, and household routines. The text mixes humor and stereotypes in short quips about attire, humor, and propriety.

Witty fragments on marriage roles and social foibles

The passage riffs on domestic life and gender norms with quips about marriage, teasing lovers, and misfit manners. It lampoons parrot talk, winter elbows, and social pretenses while skewering expectations of wives, husbands, and courtship in a humorous, dated voice.

Spirit of the Press Moral Mockery and War Debate

A compiled burst of editorials mocks Henry Siegel for moral flaws while saluting restraint. It notes Secretary of War favoring a lean US Army and references the Smyrna affair being settled before Hobson could react, with Washington and Los Angeles papers cited.

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