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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1913
Page
2
Fragmented text describes coconut and egg mixture beating methods for a cake or dessert. Mentions sugar, coconut fresh or prepared, and a baking recipe claim credited to Mrs. Hil. Includes reference to a 25-cent can and a cooking agent, with unclear layout and missing details.
An old advertisement touts Cascarets for cleansing the liver and bowels, promising immediate stomach relief and a morning straighten. It claims a 10-cent box keeps the head clear and bowels regular for months, urging care for children as well.
A fragmented note references the phrase supply to the masterple ce Sikteland Oho and urging druggists to assist if they cannot supply. The legible portion suggests concerns about drug supply and distributor responsiveness.
Pacific coast Willys Overland supervisor MacMullen and state rep Harry Hines visited Anaconda and Butte, noting balmy December weather and well kept main roads. They praised local prospects and said the area’s climate and roads should sustain automobile sales. MacMullen called Anaconda and Butte appealing for permanent prosperity.
A brief notice advertising the Christmas Standard for tomorrow. It lists a price of five cents per copy and ten cents by mail, with postage details including a five cent rate for overseas destinations.
A fashion note describes three flounces of accordion pleated White mouseline de sole pulled from the hemstitched hems to create a gathered hem effect, attributed to Maison Doeuillet.
A report notes high French officers being removed as a sequel to autumn maneuvers signals nations treat mimic warfare seriously. German practice in war games is punished as if real war. A quip recalls a foreign prince at Kaiser era maneuvers reacting to a cavalry charge, while Mrs. Ollie James recalls a Louisville social anecdote about a self centered caller.
Ar Smith and Miss Jones exchange weary dialogue about a morbid topic. A reader recalls a pathetic line about a woman gored to death while discussing a reading in Lula afternoon. The fragment ends with a quip about being bored to death by a calf.
Robert Henri jokes about the large number of Morland paintings claimed by unscrupulous dealers. He notes Morland reportedly produced about 4,000 pictures, illustrating the prolific English artist's output with a satirical tone.
The document outlines a plan for Republican delegate allocation based on district votes for presidential electors and overall state representation. It details tiers of delegates per district and provisions for states with or without reapportionment acts, with budgeted shifts projected for southern states and key increases for New York and Massachusetts.
Six sets of curling stones arrive as club members greet Santa Claus gifts and a new ice season opens. Scores from the first draw show Sharrock defeating Mathewson and Kelly beating Martin in close matches on the four sheets.
In the desert of Chinese Turkestan a forgotten city yielded manuscripts in unknown characters. French explorer M Gauthiot has deciphered fragments with notes in known languages, promising new insights into the lost Sogdiana and its people as mentioned by ancient writers Strabo and Herodotus.
American farmers paint more often and with brighter colors than farmers in France and other European nations. The average is every two years in the United States versus about every five years abroad, reflecting a practice of extensive maintenance and bold exterior decoration.
Captain Alfred Brown, famed swimmer, becomes the first to swim from the Atlantic to the Pacific through the Panama Canal, celebrating a historic long-distance ocean passage and record achievement.
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