Anaconda Standard advertisement and distribution notes
An encoded page fragment shows advertising and circulation details for the Anaconda Standard and its Montana distribution. Mentions Fast Broadway Butte branch, foreign advertising, and various city news agencies and delivery terms. Includes subscription prices for daily and Sunday editions and outside Montana sale points.
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Anaconda Beth
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Butte
Fast Broadway
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Chicago Tribune
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Warship and merchant ship law mirrored in treatise
An eastern authority on international usages explains that captains may fire to prevent escape but must not shoot if surrender occurs. The piece discusses the Ancona torpedoing, Zeppelin fire losses, and calls for improved fire prevention, emergency equipment, and a jar of political intrigue in American party strategy led by Roosevelt.
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Austria
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Hadley
Justice Hughes
Nebraska
Pennsylvania
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Africa
Ten Commandments of Patriotism Paraphrased by Rabbi Silverman
A satirical column reprints Rev. Joseph Silverman’s paraphrase of the Ten Commandments with American patriotic overtones. It cites references to the United States as a guiding deity, warns against treating the nation lightly, and urges weekly labor and rest honoring the country while saluting leaders and current events. The piece blends political asides, World War I era commentary, and humorous digressions on public figures.
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Joseph Silverman
New York
United States of America
Land of Bondage
United States
Periscope-like rifle device lets soldiers shoot around corners
Swiss officers report a compact attachment by G Buergin of Basle that turns a rifle into a corner sight. Tested on Oct with two ordnance officers present, the apparatus weighs about 5% ounces and can be mounted in moments. It allows kneeling, standing, or lying positions, increases accuracy, and could reduce ammunition use while keeping the shooter safer.
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New York
Basle
G. Buergin
Alschwiler
High Collar Remakes for Blouses and Accessories
A guide on remodeling old blouses to achieve high collars using detachable or attached options. Techniques include adding jabo t style lace, crepe de chine stock, velvet collars, tulle or lace embellishments, and stiffened ribbons to cover last year’s gaps. Copyright details note 1813 McClure Newspaper Syndicate.
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McCluren
Press and political pangs across 1914 press chatter
A collage of newspaper blurbs quotes various editors and readers on woes in journalism and politics. References include Pittsburg Gazette Times and Dispatch on Spirit of the Press and dairy policy, New York Herald on Secretary Redfield, Springfield Union and others on Crossroads towns and party conventions, Villa and Carranza in Mexican affairs, and Philadelphia Evening Ledger noting a front-row sighting.
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Rosun Flinn
Pittsburg Gazette-Times
Redfield
New York Herald
Court Humor and Goats in Early 20th Century Lit
Light snippets from the Louisville Courier Journal and Birmingham Age-Herald showcase humorous exchanges. A defendant cites a goat as culprit in a mock assault case while a judge questions motive after an acquittal. Other bits feature travelers, rattlesnakes, and playful mail misdirections reflecting period newspaper wit.
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Baltineerica
Hon Toston
Loulaville Courier-Journal
Crimson Gulch
Troncho
Washington Snr
Confession of a Stage Nurse Turning Real Life Hazardous
A first person reminiscence reveals a performer who confesses fear and thrill in theatre life. She recalls near escapes, the impact of deaths onstage, and moments with real danger while touring Cuba. The piece contrasts stage emotion with actual peril and the reactions of strangers to her appearance.
Organized Charity versus Individual Help Debate
A reader from Portland, Ore. argues that charitable groups should not replace direct aid to those in need. The letter discusses the value and limits of organized charity and urges writers to submit original plots to a scenario company for critique.
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