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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1915
Page
6
The notice lists various newspapers and news agencies with city and address lines across the United States. It appears as a historical header for the Anaconda Standard including subscription rates and distribution points.
A December celebration in Butte touts Britain’s wartime strength and predicts long prosperity while reporting a successful electric locomotive demonstration by the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul with local officials in attendance. The piece foresees rail travel moving from steam to electric power nationwide over time.
The piece argues peace depends on a viable plan acceptable to Germany and allies. It notes Germany would demand retained territory, France resists losses, and Britain and Belgium would not yield Belgium. It critiques Churchill and the peace ship idea, cites Chancellor Day and public sentiment, and touches on American political tensions and Christmas shopping in wartime context.
A collage of quips and comic exchanges from vintage papers. Jokes touch on money power marriage music jobs and routines. Brief lines reference the Detroit Free Press the Courier-Journal the Louisville Courier-Journal and the Washington Star noting light humor across decades with a nod to everyday life.
A collage of brief, era style quotes from multiple papers satirically note public figures and politicians. It mentions Senator Stephenson spending on La Follette, Justice Hughes on a first ballot, Hank Ford, professors Hart and Garrison, Amy Carnegie riches, Henry Ford Nobel talk, King Constantine and Georgie, Champ Clark, Uncle Joe Cannon, and Pancho.
Sir Herbert Tree arrived from England to perform again on the American stage aboard the steamship Ryndam of the Holland America line. He travels with his daughter Iris Tree to appear in a series of moving picture plays based on his recent successes. Also aboard is Mme Julia Culp, Medersinger, from Holland, a fellow passenger.
A Thanksgiving scene shows a quarantined second floor family with diphtheria, their cat visiting neighbors, and a doctor inspecting. A widow mother on a busy Saturday battles illness, gives laxatives to a sick boy who attends school, leading to scarlet fever and an epidemic traced to a classroom. Health department aims to identify sources, dismiss affected rooms, and fumigate as cases rise.
A 1915 McClure Newspaper Syndicate piece argues women can simulate maid services by budgeting for monthly care. It advises outsourcing frock care, hair health, skin treatment, manicures, regular Turkish baths, and breakfast-in-bed routines to feel pampered without a servant, stressing gradual routines and self-improvement.
In a colorful tale a recently converted gambler named Simmons returns home amid astonishment. A heated scene unfolds as critics burn his gambling paraphernalia while townsfolk cheer the conversion and the land supports the reform effort, a display of public zeal and personal change.
The piece contrasts Daniel Webster and South Carolina’s Hayne as marked political figures. It highlights Webster’s concise forceful oratory and vast presence versus Hayne’s florid rhetoric and appeal to sectional passion. The narrative sketches their careers, the constitutional stakes, and the era’s national mood.
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