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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1916
Page
6
The Anaconda Standard announces advertising and subscription rates, terms, and office locations. Details include the Butte Branch on East Broadway, Chicago offices, and various news agencies and distribution points.
A 196s era editorial predicts strong United States prosperity. It cites sustained business revival, high Montana prices, and profitable markets for copper wool wheat and beef. The piece asserts the new year opens with promising prospects and lasting economic good times.
Members of the House Ways and Means Committee prepare to explain why a tax on gasoline and coal is needed while debating broader tax on horsepower and motor vehicles. Some discuss using car taxes to fund battleship construction as congress resumes.
A report blends a technical note on an amplifier linked to a telephone line with a discussion of global WWI fronts. It notes German and Austrian success on the eastern and Balkan fronts, calls Gallipoli evacuations, and discusses British resilience, Italy and Russia, while weaving in political jests about Wilson and Lansing in a New Year roundup.
A collage of opinions from major papers rails at Kaiser and Roosevelt era politics. Comments in The New York Sun and others mock inflammatory rhetoric while noting Roosevelts enduring public profile and campaign funding debates. A Boston to Detroit spread flags pacifist and foreign policy viewpoints amid domestic partisan jibes.
In a bid to curb rising meat prices the New York board of health repealed a section banning horseflesh sales and slaughter for food. Dutcher shops may now offer horse steaks and cutlets, making New York possibly the first U.S. city to legalize horse meat for consumption. Proponents argue lower prices and cleanliness, while prejudice may limit adoption among native Americans.
Fragmentary newspaper line reads as Benton Ford completes duties amid evident errors. The snippet hints at public service tasks and a cautious tone regarding the outcomes. Entitles and dates are unclear.
A jumble of newspaper jokes and witticisms from Boston Transcript and other papers. Lines touch on marriage jokes, money, entertainment, and household humor, including a boxer office gag and a quip about silverware in a family with a golf and bridge expert.
The image features Mr and Mrs Bolling, siblings of Mrs Woodrow Wilson, wife of the President. Mr Bolling manages the National Bank of Commerce in Panama City.
A simple explanation of how blood circulates through arteries veins and capillaries by the heart acting as two pumps. The right heart sends blood to the lungs for oxygen and the left heart pumps oxygen rich blood to tissues. Capillaries exchange nutrients and wastes while veins return blood to the heart.
An article on adapting home work to reduce fatigue by sitting and using high stools. A housewife outfits the kitchen with a rolling chair and castors to dress, iron, and prepare meals efficiently. The piece blends domestic tips with a note on an inexpensive calculating device for clerical work.
The memoir recalls a California trip with Mabel Normand Blanche Sweet Mae Murray Mack Sennett James Kirkwood and others aboard a private dining car. New Year celebrations featured a moving picture comedy and a joyous, musical train-wide revelry despite two skeptical spinsters.
The McChure paper Syndicate lists copyright information for Pieny Tilfog, noting dated ownership and protection details. The notice identifies the work and asserts rights reserved under the publication.
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