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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1915
Page
6
Daily and Sunday carrier descriptions show rates for six months and one year. Public notices indicate mail subscription options and locations including Newsstands in Montana with addresses such as Fork vowgriness Net Park Row and Fifth Street.
The Montana water power bill, amended at the suggestion of John D. Ryan and others, aims to unlock natural resources and attract capital for power development. It emphasizes broader distribution of power for public benefit while safeguarding public interests, arguing that development benefits all residents and stimulates progress. The piece discusses wartime economic policy, the Senate’s pace, and political notes on progressive senators and public sentiment.
The Henry Clews & Co annual review says war impacts are uncertain with some US business gains possible but cautious investment advised until results clear. It notes Europe’s political and economic shifts postwar, aims for democracy, and warns of reconstruction costs and rising foreign debts that will shape investment markets for years. It also covers rising divorces in Silver Bow and King counties, and critiques political figures and legislative expectations amid global tension.
The Manicure Lady and the head barber debate charity and response to Europe relief. They praise American donors and criticize society for prioritizing Europe while some locals like Wilfred fund city poor. Wilfred writes a charity poem urging readers to open pockets, though others doubt readers will engage.
A dramatic letter complains about shortages of tartan and khaki uniforms for Highland regiments during wartime. It notes protests in Glasgow and across Scotland over fabric shortages forcing shorter kilts, sparking widespread indignation and concern for military morale. The piece links material cuts to broader war hardships beyond mere symbolism.
The newest girls frocks feature one piece designs with front openings and belts sitting high to ease dressing without help. Worn for school or party wear, they wash and iron easily and adapt from summer afternoons to everyday outfits.
Luke M'Luke in the Cincinnati Enquirer mocks old fashioned manners and courting rituals. He notes fashion, virtue, and intellect as seen through humorous and pointed anecdotes about men, women, and social expectations of the era.
A collage of 1917 era quips and headlines mocks presidents Wilson and Roosevelt. The snippets satirize press liberty and diplomatic tensions with China Britain and Germany, noting political maneuvering and public sentiment in cities like New York Philadelphia Baltimore Boston and Charleston.
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