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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1908
Page
3
The Anaconda Standard announces subscription rates and daily publication, lists office and branch locations including Butte Missoula and Seattle, and provides sale points for the newspaper at various cities. It directs general business correspondence to the STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY in Anaconda, Montana.
The passage argues Foraker cannot shape public opinion against Taft in Ohio and notes Taft’s strong hold on the Republican base. It discusses anti Taft forces and beliefs about their motive and chances, predicting the August public mood and November impact. It suggests Foraker supporters may seek revenge if Taft wins the nomination.
A London dispatch quotes a Liston republican predicting Portugal will soon be a republic. The text describes fierce censorship, republican organizing across Portugal, and royal fears. It notes nobles near the throne, debt concerns, and calls for end to repressive measures as political chaos deepens.
The piece rails at Portugal's republic viability amid a rising tense climate and highlights a major Hudson and Manhattan railroad plan costing sixty million dollars. It notes Roosevelt's anticipated inauguration, praise for Senator Knox's railway reforms, and mixed views on national leadership and tariff policies.
The notice from The Earth Drug Company Anaconda urges people with run-down constitutions to build up health using Vinol a liver and iron tonic said to boost digestion appetite and blood. It promises refunds if Vinol fails and credits distribution to Newbro Drug Company in Butte.
A historical note traces the Chinook wind from its harsh windward passage over mountains to its warm melting effect on snow. It explains the science of dryness as vapor-laden air loses moisture on cascades and warms during descent. The piece links Chinook legends from the Mandans to Yakima peoples and recalls settler hope during harsh winters.
The article reviews improved fireless stoves using sealed heat boxes for cooking, notes findings by Pitard Karmin and Lappeyne on human height across Swiss cantons, and describes devices like a miniature telescope, a perpetual motion concept, and an electroscope radium experiment. It also discusses right-handedness origins with military and social factors and reports ophthalmic operations by Cap Hy Asa in a single day.
A deranged attempt to rob a Redondo electric car ended when a hostile passenger clamped down on the culprit, pinning him while Charles Gray tried to cover the line. R C Williams, a phicky passenger, helped trigger the capture as the conductor restrained the robber and other riders watched in disbelief.
An observer ponders why the woman in a box at a nat theater, with a hat and behind a door, always removes her hat, while the woman in the audience among many behind her never does. The remark reflects on social conduct and theater etiquette.
A collage of whimsical lines and attributions from various papers, including quips about etiquette and fashion. The text references a library club, a conservative tone on business humor, and several dated newspaper snippets, with stray dialogue and satire on social manners.
A Philadelphia street shoemaker Seth narrates how his dog Dodo lost an ear after an accident near Market Street. Dodo now sports a durable brown ear, placed by a band under the dog’s head, making him look natural and well. The tale echoes New York police dog stories inspiring similar acts.
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