Standard PalS Swing Company Proprietors Announcement
Fragmented OCR fragment outlines advertising and publishing details for Standard Pals Swing Company in Anaconda Montana. It references proprietors, contact avenues, rate schedules, and distribution through multiple U.S. city news outlets and agencies.
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Standard Pals
Roy and
Olin Ane
Anaconda
Mont
Meat prices rise as cattle supply falls and shortages loom
A government statistician warns meat may cost six cents a pound within two years and shoes ten dollars a pair as the census shows U S cattle under eighteen million. Demand diets shift as calves slaughter halted to restore balance, while navies, aid for troops, and Christmas charity reflect wartime austerity and public sentiment.
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United States
Montana Legislature Session Seen As Modest in Scope
A Montana legislative session starting next week is not expected to be dynamic. Democrats hold a working majority in the House while the Senate remains evenly split among parties and minor parties hold influence.
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Peace, War and the U S Mood in a World at War
An opinion piece argues against war preparation, urging the United States to pursue peace while noting widespread war fever in Europe. It highlights Belgian aid efforts, traces Polish eastern front fighting, and mocks political headlines as 1914 nears. It references figures like Roosevelt and Wilson and reflects on holiday sentiments amid global conflict.
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Bhern
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Curtain Advice for Frugal Households in 1914
A practical guide on affordable window coverings emphasizing inexpensive nets and drapes. It discusses curtain placement, sills, and achieving harmony with interiors using chintz, green fishnet, and satin banding. Encourages DIY with basic tools to improve rooms without costly purchases.
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McClure
Two Churches End Nine Month Union in New York
Calvary and Fifth Avenue Baptist churches will worship separately after a nine months test union. Report says separation is desirable with kind feelings intact. Calvary has lacked a pastor since Rev. Robert MacArthur retired. Fifth Avenue, once attended by John D. Rockefeller and John D. Rockefeller Jr., was consolidated with Calvary and has been closed. Rev. Charles F Aked of San Francisco previously led Fifth Avenue for two years.
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Mrs Reynolds Laughs Over $3,000 Diamond Loss in New York
Mrs Wylie R Reynolds widow of a Jackson banker owns a New York hotel apartment and cars, but the five carat diamond pendant lost at a dance in a hotel does not distress her. She says she still has her diamond necklace and dismisses the loss as a mere trifle at Christmas.
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New York
Reynolds
Jackson
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New Idea for Women Roams City Streets Without Escort
A group of women plan to roam city streets alone at night while their husbands are at lodges or clubs, arguing it will prove independence and dispel old fashioned noshuns. The piece comments on social shifts, marriage dynamics, and public perceptions of modern female behavior with a satirical tone.
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Luke M'Luke Says and Odd Social Snippets
A Cincinnati Enquirer column compiles quirky lines about gender and behavior. The text mixes humorous observations on tears, dams, gold teeth, facial expressions, adornments, and forgiveness, reflecting a dated social wit.
Pressmen’s chorus on Mihi fate and tariff hint
The dispatches recall a chorus of Thaw era lawyers declaring the Mihi only just begun and that more money remains in the doughbag. Reports note presidential chances, party hopes, and public figures such as Huerta Carranza Villa and General French. The British war office estimates aviators fly about 2,000 miles daily, while American editors debate defense and preparedness.
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