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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1916
Page
6
A garbled OCR fragment lists Detroit Metropolitan News Co and Western News Agency along with several names and locations including Rochester Minn J D Kelly Denver Spokane and Anaconda Mont. The text seems to reference a general business context or agency notices but is too incomplete to identify a specific event or subject.
The piece notes wage increases for 240,000 United States Steel mill workers effective Feb 1 and 110,000 cotton mill workers earlier in January. It links wage raises to political dynamics, warns that propping up prosperity rhetoric may backfire on Republicans, and discusses postwar trade shifts, German industrial planning, and potential peacetime reforms. It mentions a National City Bank forecast on new competition and the impact of European wartime organization on future industries.
The article notes growing official and popular support for cooperative business arrangements to meet wartime demands. It predicts major expansion in dye and chemical industries, welcomes legitimacy of business combinations, and suggests the United States will confront international trade with Germany, France, and England when necessary, preparing for that challenge.
Widespread discussion in Parliament signals Britain’s move toward conscription to mobilize arms for the Great War. The measure, backed by government and public, aims to harness the Empire’s full resources to turn impending defeat into victory amid heavy labor opposition and political maneuvering.
Reports say Czernowits has fallen to Russian forces as the Russians press through Bukovina driving Austrian lines back at several points. The moves could sway Romanian support, with potential implications for allied entry. Republican leaders weigh Roosevelt vs Wilson for 1912, with Indiana favoring Fairbanks and Massachusetts backing Weeks as party plans churn amid a crowded field.
A fragment from the Washington St. Louisville Courier quotes humorous lines about frost, cards, piano talk, and a personal tale of a man and a daughter. It references Kansas City Journal Mo and Miss Banger, a San Francisco exposition plan, and a man asking to marry. The tone is casual gossip and social quips.
The article compares pyorrhoea and consumption, noting shared deterioration patterns and the difficulty of early detection. It discusses outcomes, the roles of physicians and dentists, and a study from New York on dental health in schoolchildren, including amoeba findings and brushing efficacy.
Frances Marshall explains thrifty handmade party favors using crepe paper and crochet baskets. She lists easy options like paper-covered patty cups and ribbon decorations, with notes on small glass or brass canister holders and color-coordinated floral accents. Also mentioned are ostrich use in harness opposed by Los Angeles Humane Society and a glimpse of Lord Kitchener’s routine.
A long profile of Elizabeth, a plain dressed girl who persevered from extra to a rising film star. She endured rejection, learned on the job, and impressed directors with poise and patience. Her early restraint and frugal saving helped her build a career and high standing in the industry.
The text describes Elvernon Howard offering to answer nearly any question about personal matters and experiences in different countries. It notes limits on predicting the future and giving parental guidance appropriate to a family man.
A veteran writer invites letters about subjects that would most interest adults entering the picture field and offers personal replies to unread letters through the newspaper. The note cites past works The Pretty Girl and The Girl Who Made Good and asks readers for suggestions on makeup, studio conduct, and entry into the industry.
An investigation into a high altitude gas engine installation reveals power loss linked to elevation. The tests show a typical decline of about 1 percent in indicated horsepower for every 1,000 feet above sea level, explaining reduced performance at several thousand feet. The finding sheds light on engine design and operation in high altitude environments.
The nanks pit turtle yields high grade tortoise shell and is exceptionally plentiful along the northwestern coast of Western Australia.
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