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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1915
Page
6
The notice lists subscription prices for six months and a year, with annual mail delivery to North America. It mentions the publisher, contact methods, and advertising options. The document references the Morton Co. salaried representative and a Montana base, indicating regional distribution details.
Tuesday dispatch notes broad statewide concern over rapid county creation. Lawmakers may repeal or modify Leighton statute, arguing counties have enough for now. Lincoln quotes warn Americans to meet the world crisis with renewed resolve and independence.
A wartime critique notes Yankee innovation with digger machines for soldiers, but laments shortages. It contrasts ancient warriors with modern trench diggers, arguing diggers shape the war more than brute force. It suggests frontline heroes are now machines and labor, not fighters.
A broad editorial blend urges unity after the suffrage vote in Montana, calls for ending factionalism, and emphasizes ongoing civic duty. It also discusses neutrality in war, open markets, and geopolitical opinions, referencing Germany, Austria, France, and Switzerland, and remarks on Montana’s political mood and weathered winter.
A child’s recollection describes a daytime fight with a boy named Relektoy Moran and the ensuing disagreement over apologies. Parents debate whether Bobbie should apologize, stressing old fashioned virtue and self control.
A dated household column details cod rice dessert with milk, candied fruit, cream, and chocolate custard instructions. It includes tips for preparing tapioca puddings and hints at social banter about married life, hypocrisy taxes, and a humorous reflection on fashion and marital roles.
From the Cincinnati Enquirer a satire laden column lists quips about fashion, marriage, income, and gender, mocking social prudishness and domestic roles. It notes a supposed bill for pins to enforce modesty and casts light on outdated stereotypes.
A collage of witty exchanges from various newspapers. Jests about marriage trust funds divorce finances and social roles tease couples families and society with brisk punchlines and sharp wordplay. Entreaties on inheritance wages and dependency pop among quips from Houston Atlanta Life Boston Baltimore Puck and Louisville papers.
A collage of quotes and references from editors and politicians in 1914 era papers. Roosevelt Taft and Wilson appear in debates about war coverage and nationalism while censors and editors discuss accuracy and tone.
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