Anaconda Standard advertising and distribution notice
The fragment outlines advertising and subscription details for the Anaconda Standard published in Anaconda Montana. It lists offices, mailing routes, subscription rates, and distribution contacts in multiple cities including New York Detroit and Seattle, reflecting a broad network for a Montana newspaper.
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Congress aims at a protracted session after holidays
The report notes Congress will resume work after a holiday recess with many pending and proposed measures making the session likely to run long. It highlights defense as the key issue, possible committee fights over preparedness, and a prolonged open debate as the war dominates the national agenda. It also discusses Britain’s need for capable leaders from within and praises rapid rail electrification demonstrations as milestones of modern progress.
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Internal improvements vs national defense debate surfaces
In opposing the national defense program, advocates for peace unite with those favoring liberal Congress spending on internal improvements. They argue river and harbor work and federal buildings deserve funds, even as national defense must not be delayed. The split centers on balancing preparedness with development, with committees proposing multi‑million dollar asks for public buildings and waterways.
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New Death Device Used By Germans On Forts
A bizarre WWI era tactic described uses enlarged toy balloons filled with illuminating gas and poison to attack fort defenses. Balloons drift over targets. sharpshooters puncture them, releasing gas into fort while lighter gas escapes, reportedly aiding a two day siege at Osowetz. Other items mock current politics and wartime mood.
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Electrification and future of railroads dominate talk
The Milwaukee road plans 440 miles of electrification drawing expert opinion that electric traction will soon power major U S rail systems. While oil and large steam vessels are discussed, electrified locomotives for steep Rocky Mountain routes appear the most transformative advance, signaling rapid adoption of electric energy in rail transport.
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Republican reapportionment shifts southern delegates to the East
The new Republican national convention apportionment cuts total delegates to 985 from 1078. Southern states lose substantial representation as districts failing 7500 votes shift power to the East and Middle West, with Alabama down eight and Texas down fourteen, among others, totaling a 98 delegate reduction.
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Osborne framed? reformer faces indictment at Sing Sing
The outspoken prison reformer Thomas Mott Osborne, removed from Sing Sing wardenship over an indictment for unlawful and unnatural practices, may be the target of a frameup by enemies and politicians seeking to strike back at officials whose graft was disrupted. Newsrooms show skepticism toward the charges as the trial looms.
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Short Stories and a Wedding in a Curious Pageant
A clergyman delays a hurried wedding while a town couple urges quick vows after the service. The minister announces the couple will wed after hymn 425, as a quirky scene unfolds. Also noted is an exchange about a Turkish throne and a university president’s safe delivery of textbooks.
Notables Drexels Return From England Amid War Strength
Mr and Mrs Anthony J Drexel Jr return to the United States after a three month stay in England. They were with Mrs Drexel’s sister Lady Docies. Drexel says Britain's strength is greater than ever and victory prospects look brighter. observers note every man of military age appears in uniform signaling a fuller army deployment.
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Why Flowers Die In Hot Dry Rooms
A reader asks why houseplants wilt despite proper soil and temperature. Experts attribute plant stress mainly to dry indoor air from centralized heating. Humidity is key. use evaporating pans or water bowls near registers and throughout rooms to raise moisture and support foliage during winter heating.
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Housewife's Economy: How to Care for Hands and Skin
Frugal homemaking notes by Frances Marshall advise glove use for dirty chores and care routines to restore and protect hands. Methods include washing with warm water and soap, thorough nail brushing, oxalic acid or lemon for stains, pumice for rough skin, and drying to prevent cracking. Lubricants like glycerin rosewater, violet powder, talcum, or honey are recommended, with palm or olive oil as a substitute. Cosmetic gloves at night and a homemade hand-softening paste using myrrh, honey, wax, rosewater, and glycerin are described. Copyright 1916 McClure Newspaper Syndicate.
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McClure Newspaper Syndicate
My mother a steadfast beacon through youth and toil
In a heartfelt reminiscence, the author praises her mother for lifelong love and fortitude. She recalls a childhood shielded by maternal humor and trust, and describes shared games on road trips and the comfort of home. The piece links maternal sacrifice to Christmas charity for orphans and notes readers’ letters on beauty, acting, and advice for young actresses.
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Elia Zed
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Press notes on Michigan primary ballot and political jabs
A summary of scattered quotes and witticisms from various papers about political strategy in Michigan and beyond. References mention Colonel House and potential ballot name removal, shifting progressive support, and satirical lines on campaign tactics used in different cities.
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Michigan
New York World
Humor of the Day Interview Snippets Across Public Figures
A collage of brief humor lines and quips from various papers. The jokes lampoon actors clerics and critics, mentioning a vicar’s wife a doctor and theatergoers. It reflects light theater wit and everyday mockery from multiple city papers.
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