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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1915
Page
8
In a broad late 1918 issue the article discusses the Ancona case and the legal view of naval engagement rules. It also surveys Zeppelin fear and fire prevention gains in Britain, and analyzes American fire protection and post office deposits in Montana. It concludes with Roosevelt's pivotal role in Republican nominating dynamics and the party’s uncertain path toward 1920.
Rev Joseph Silverman of New York spoke on a set of ten commandments he framed claiming patriotic guidance for Americans. The list mixes biblical phrasing with U S patriotism and stresses love for the nation, respect for laws, and opposition to foreign entanglements.
A Basel device tested Oct. 3 promises to let a rifleman shoot around corners with a periscope style view. Weighing about five and a half pounds, it attaches quickly and allows lying kneeling or standing shots. Aims to reduce ammunition use and boost accuracy while keeping the shooter protected.
Housewife’s economy guides remaking last year’s blouses with high collars to suit 1915 fashion. Options include jabots with lace, detachable collars on ribbons, and stiffened velvet or tulle collars. Emphasis on collar fit under coats and jackets and transforming old pieces rather than buying new.
A collage of brief, often cheeky notes from multiple papers references figures like Rosan Flinn and Secretary Redfield, mentions the IU pledge, lobster supply plan, and political conventions. The items skim headlines and quips on public figures, with terse opinions on statesmen and international affairs.
A garbled court scene references a goat as defendant in an assault case with quirky dialogue. The exchange involves a judge and the goat’s purported witnesses, mixed with snatches of jokes and unrelated quotes from newspapers and a Santa letter joke.
A memoir style confession of an actress recounts fears and backstage tricks in filmmaking, from near misses on edge of mental precipices to stage death and the pain of others. She recalls Cuba, living as a Cuban girl, and an incident with two English speaking women who mistake her for a gypsy, prompting surprise and fear.
A reader from Portland, Oregon, critiques a scenario about philanthropy and organized charity. The writer argues charity should help the needy directly and not rely on groups to excuse inaction. Readers are invited to submit original plots for review to a scenario company.
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