Anaconda Standard advertising and distribution notes
The Anaconda Standard announces subscription rates and mail handling details. It lists office contacts, advertising agents, and news bureau affiliations across major cities, including New York Detroit Chicago San Francisco Salt Lake and Los Angeles, noting where the Standard is on sale and how to address general business correspondence to Standard Publishing Company Anaconda Montana.
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Ganpe Lutte
Ana
New York
Hotating’s
Park Rw
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda Mont
Wisconsin Marriage Health Certificate Law Sparks Debate
A new Wisconsin eugenic style marriage law requires male applicants to show a health certificate from a physician, with penalties for evading the rule. The piece notes the law excludes women, questions its gender bias, and mentions national politics around Secretary Daniels and Secretary Bryan during a period of international arbitration efforts.
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Wisconsin
Butte Miners Demand Higher Wages Stand Opposed
The Butte Workingmen's union pushes for a raise from 3.50 to 4 per day while miners face 2.50 daily pay as copper averages under 15 cents per pound. Employers refuse, arguing higher wages raise costs for all residents and consumers.
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Membrr
Butte
America
Tims
Workingmen's Union
Lane backs Western view on conservation and parcels
Secretary of the interior Franklin K. Lane voices strong Western support for conservation and resource development. He criticizes national policy for neglecting Western needs while noting the parcel post system handled a holiday surge better than expected, delivering the goods nationwide with prompt distribution in Montana towns.
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Franklin K. Lane
Interior
West
Lane
Ihs
Puzzling Sayings From Luke M'Luke On Holidays And Reform
From the Cincinnati Enquirer a string of quips on holiday mood money and reform appears. The piece mocks married men who think they control events and notes jokes about Christmas cheer broke households and a fashionably frank view of women’s stockings. It lampoons Ph D types and reformers while imagining a world where customs and clothing decide birth.
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The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Anandat
Poisons Excreted by Past Crops Debunked by Experiments
Agricultural experts once warned that toxins left in soil from prior crops depress future yields. Rothamsted researchers Alfred D. Hail Winifred Brenchley and Lillian Underwood found no evidence of such soil toxins after long growing periods, challenging the depressant soil theory.
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New York Times
Great Rothamsted Experimental Station
England
Royal Society of London
Alfred D. Hail
F. R
Winifred Brenchley
Lillian Marion Underwood
Intellectual Cocktails and the Housewife’s Endless Chore
A fragmentary meditation on domestic toil and mental burden. The speaker likens constant cleaning and duties to a lifelong inner policing force. It reflects anxiety over intrusive thoughts and the idea that only a devoted friend can awaken sensual vitality beyond routine duty.
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Thorn
Walt Mason Missing Moral in Swat Song Parody
A garbled verse by Walt Mason parodies civic duty with lines about swatting flies and digging snow. The text contrasts crusaders who mobilize against pests with everyone neglecting heavy snow chores, ending with a misattributed closing phrase.
Humor of the Day role in a seaside tale and school talk
A humorous exchange shows Arthur with his aunt and a child asking about behavior at school. A reporter mocks the notion of fame and humor while a seaside outing and a playful gossip tone appear. The piece features snappy lines about love, marriage, and mistaken perceptions tied to a light daily humor section.
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Arthur
Haitien Moxey Announces Haitian Currency Reform
Haitien Moxey states the republic will reform and stabilize its currency. After January 1, 194, the monetary unit will be the fold gourde weighing 48 grams and 0.001 fine, set to equal the value of a quarter dollar in the United States.
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Republic of
Hait
United States
Grand Duke Boris Defends Character In London Court
Grand Duke Boris of Russia appeared in open court before the Lord Chief Justice in London to deny libel claims from Munsey's Magazine. He left vindicated with apologies from Frank Munsey and satisfaction from the court that the charges were baseless, condemning muckraking literature in American publications.
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Boris
Russia
London
Munsoy
Frank A. Munsey
Men revolt against feminine trimming in midwest protest
Chicago mayor Harrison leads a protest against women wearing plumes and quills described as tickling or scratching devices. The edict calls for ceasing these fashions and punishes wearers, with a narrator lamenting aeroplane style trimming and urging defense against such attire.
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Middle West
Harrison
Chicago
Short Stories Mix Dwarfs, Suffragists, and Ragtime Tales
A fragmented 1900s style column recounts a dwarf in Kentucky craving four dollars at a circus, plus a New York reporter questioning Mrs. Pankhurst about hecklers. It also recalls poet James Whitcomb Riley and a teacher whipping a boy named Jimmy, ending with a note on Sweden’s exports to Russia dropping nearly 19 percent over four years.
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Marry Bryan
Kentucky
Harry
Neler
Marty
James Whitcomb Wiley
Indiana
Jimmy
Sweden
Russia
Evening wrap in velvet old rose with fur trim
A luxurious evening wrap features rich old rose velvet with fur collars and cuffs, described as deeply lovely. The design emphasizes sumptuous texture and refined elegance.
Press Snippets From Papers Mirth And Minds
A collage of quips from various newspapers notes political taunts and public remarks. It references Taft’s handling, Mona Lisa Rome plans, Wilson’s deep thought period, Huerta, Zapata, and progerssive party shifts, with snappy line fragments from the era’s press.
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Bryan
North Carolina
Philadelphia
Secretary of the Navy
Norfolk
Newary
United States Navy
Wayaws
Netherlands
Central America
Nicaragua
Honduras
Panfama
Guatamala
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Realiz Ation
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Post Office Department
Parcel Post
Montana
Postoffice Department
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Walt Mason
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Percey
Bix
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Dix
Boston ‘Transcript
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Haitien
Philadelphia Telegraph
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Taft
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Rome
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the Shoe
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Mexico City
Charleston News and Co Ier
Madrid
Paris
Hoston
Transcrin
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Paterson
X. 1
Emma Goldman
Detroit Free Press
Huerta
Zapata
St Louis
Globe-Dean
Uncle Joe
St Louis Republic
Philadelphia Inquirer
Mexico
Columbia State
Bernard Shaw
Atlwaukee Sentinel
Owsley Block
Mont
Beizie Rice
Fulton & May
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