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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1916

Page

6

Anaconda Standard Publishing Company Adverts and Info

Anaconda Montana notice lists publishers and proprietors entered at the post office as second class mail matter. It details subscription rates, carrier and mail prices, and sales outlets in New York Chicago Detroit Rochester Denver Los Angeles and Seattle. It directs all general business correspondence to the Standard Publishing Company in Butte and Anaconda.

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Recounting the Vote and War Talks in New Hampshire

The piece notes a recount in New Hampshire over whether the Democratic candidate won, amid Republican disbelief. It cites a Wilson plurality of 66 in state totals and discusses war decisions and the likely alignment of Independents with Democrats in a newly organized Sixty-fifth Congress, affecting nation’s governance.

New Hampshire Wilson Hughes

Republicans Face House Power And The Next Congress

The piece weighs the impact of a Republican majority in the next House with about sixty thousand dollars in patronage and the potential to block Democratic legislation, while noting the Senate and president could still thwart or coordinate. It suggests Democrats may rely on Independents and that no party will have clear sailing without disciplined organization and broadly acceptable policy.

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Representation and debt figures spark reform talk

The piece argues state representation inequities in Congress favor the majority, with examples from Kentucky Michigan and Maine. It also notes a Chicago meeting of progressives and critiques Europe’s wartime debt interest, estimating personal tax burdens and using vivid comparisons to highlight fiscal strain.

The Middleman and Political Quips Across Pages

A collage of editorial quips and observations on middlemen in commerce and current politics. References to Wisconsin farm-to-table trials, Jeannette Rankin, Emmeline Pankhurst, Bryan on prohibition, Bernard Shaw, and reflections on winter, England, and the Sixty-fourth Congress.

Jeannette Rankin Emmeline Pankhurst

Proportional Representation Debate Returns in Congress

The article discusses revived calls for proportional representation in Congress where each party would gain seats in proportion to its statewide vote share. It explains how single member states would stay unchanged, while states with multiple seats would allocate seats to parties by vote totals, affecting outcomes if one party does not dominate voting.

Congress Arizona New Mexico Montana

Kid Gloves and Cotton Gloves Reignite Fashion Talk

Frances Marshall discusses changing glove fashions from luxury kid gloves to durable fabric options. She notes fabric gloves gain appeal in Paris before the U S adoption, their color variety and washability, and reduced wear at fingertips with careful care and washing.

Paris Atlante Kid Akin McClure ‘Newspaper’ Syndicate

Object Lesson Sparks Mixed Tales In Drawing Room

A lively drawing room conversation contrasts masculine and feminine attitudes toward consent in romance. The scene features a sharp critique of public taste in literature by Theodore Dreiser and a bookstore critic who dismisses proofs, hurriedly leaving before finishing a beer.

Yaas Theodore Dreiser

Eight Cent Divorce Slams Reno Industry Global satire on cheap Chinese Turkestan divorces

A verse piece mocks Reno's divorce trade by imagining eight cent divorces in Chinese Turkestan. It envisions priests and merchants, a Reno court overtaxed, placards and public backlash as the joke escalates into a satirical indictment of sensationalized easy divorce trends.

Turkestan Reno Old Reno

Exercizes for the Home by Dr W A Evans

A 1916 Chicago column lists 18 simple at home exercises with steps, order, and timing. It emphasizes morning practice, 10 to 15 minutes, mild to vigorous progression, and notes recommended by G H Martin of the Y M C A, addressing office workers and manual laborers alike.

G. H. Martin Young Men's Christian Association Omce Chicago Tribune

Baltimore American Humor Loudly Echoes City Talk

A fragmented page from the Baltimore American blends jokes and chatter. Snatches reference theater and politics with street banter about aviators, a basketball game, and a misunderstanding about payment. The tone mimics a bustling urban humor column.

Spirit of the Press Snippets and Public Sentiment

A garbled collage of newspaper snippets references public figures and political stances. Mentions include Jimmy Welz, Easter eggs, Thanksgiving turkey, Secretary Daniels, the navy football team, and Colonel Roosevelt. The text showcases varied opinions and calls for reaction amid a tense public discourse.

Jimmy Welz Philadelphia Ledger Daniels Navy Army Johnstown de Orat Roosevelt Qing

Machine Washes Vegetables in Glase-Walled Tank

A new machine designed for hotel and restaurant kitchens washes vegetables thoroughly without injury by forcing hot water among them while they are held in a glass-walled tank.

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