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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1914
Page
6
Fragmentary text shows a newspaper notices cluttered with advertising rates and mentions of a printing company and meters. Readable items reference daily rate structures and outside stands. The fragment lacks clear entities or a coherent event to fully summarize.
John D. Ryan visits Butte amid wartime mining strains and local gratitude for company policy to keep mines running. The piece also previews 1916 prohibition politics with William J. Bryan and figures as potential nominees, weighing WilsonClark and Clark's expected role.
The Standard reports Senator Henry J. Myers will run for re election. It notes his long service to Montana and alignment with the president’s policies. Also discussed is Rockefeller Foundation aid to Belgium and Western U S push for water power bills and mining leasing reforms.
The article contrasts soldiers in trenches with a Light Brigade image and notes a shift in superstition about safety drills. It mentions Roosevelt and Claus in a mock rivalry over popularity and remarks on early Christmas shoppers and Senator La Follette’s political standing.
The Head Barber and the Manicure Lady discuss Wilfred’s forthcoming book of poems. They recall his siege gun poem and Kipling, noting Wilfred’s wavering confidence and the possibility he may someday craft a great verse. The trio contemplates his efforts and the father’s supposed praise.
General Villa arrived at the capital at the head of 25000 troops and set up camp in the suburbs. He declared his mission to restore order across Mexico, a move praised by hundreds as signaling the end of the crisis since Carranza left the city exposed to raiders.
A 1914 McClure Syndicate piece urges constant vigilance in food safety and kitchen hygiene. It covers refrigerator care, storage in glass jars, utensil cleaning, and using hot soda water. warns against open canned goods and tainted produce, with advice on odors and safe handling.
A collage of humorous vignettes questions social rituals and fashion trends. The piece notes the revival of hoopskirts and the spectacle of dances with a wry tone while poking at manners chairs seats and everyday modernity within urban society.
A chorus of newspaper clippings reflects early 1910s political chatter. Columns ridicule Wilsons diplomacy and praise or mock Myron Herrick for 1916 while touching on prohibition, naval buildup, and international events. Mentions include Bryan, Kopsog, and King George with varied public sentiment. A Chicago group forms to expand markets for maple sugarmade dishes.
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