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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1915
Page
6
Silver Bow county officials condemned soap box oratory and street speaking in Butte as harmful and dangerous. They cited riots and property destruction last summer, vowing to not renew public agitation and urging speakers to hire halls for any public messaging.
A tract from the Utica Observer discusses unemployment in Butte with two groups: those unemployed through circumstance and those due to broader market shifts. It notes sympathy in the community and the impact of aliens on relief costs, while analyzing labor competition, immigration, and economic tensions across cities and nations.
A humorous exchange unfolds between the Manicure Lady and the Head Barber as they discuss love, engagement, and marriage. The Lady defends non desperate affection, notes Wilfred’s hopeless in love, and muses on money versus romance, while the barber jokes about conversation pace and a visiting Harvard millionaire. Copyright 185 by Brooks Feature Syndicate.
The piece notes American generosity toward Italy's earthquake survivors, with Italian Americans in Butte forming a relief fund. It contrasts disaster relief with ongoing war, suggesting the calamity may influence Italy’s neutrality and long term hardship for the Italian people.
Dr 0110 Appel of the Prussian Biological Institute, a renowned scientist, has come to the United States at the request of the Department of Agriculture to explore ways to boost American potato output and argues that Germany will not face famine for years to come.
Three federal judges in a special San Francisco term void the Arizona anti-alien employment act from the November election. They cite the 14th Amendment and Supreme Court precedent on property rights, ruling aliens must be allowed to work and cannot be barred from employment. The decision rejects limiting immigrant labor and notes reliance on due process and equal protection.
A fragment sent may describe a man who built his house on rocky Italian terrain facing collapse, and humorously contrasts seismic doubt with religious figures like Moses and doctors. The piece fiddles with the idea of seismologists disagreeing and even mocks locksmiths as love and nature provoke laughter.
A housewife guidance piece urges removing eyesores from living rooms to create harmony with a chosen color scheme. It advises storing or discarding outdated furnishings, selecting a predominant color note, and adding blue accents to brighten spaces. The tone emphasizes practical independence, orderly rooms, and thoughtful decorating to increase household pleasure.
A clipped Cincinnati Enquirer fragment muses on social manners and fault, noting the odd sight of a woman with many diamond rings and the idea that telling others about a man’s intelligence harms his ego. It ends with a caution about automobile accidents caused by sudden stopping.
A collection of light exchanges from various papers mimicking humor pages. Jokes touch on Uncle Eben chasing rainbows and blues, a suffragette tennis quip, a homebound view of women, protest in marriage, and a hash finding nickel with a landlady quip about meals.
The text urges merchants to stock well known brands and advertise them. It argues that prepaid money in packages should be redeemed through the express office and that showcasing these brands in windows signals profit opportunities. The piece frames manufacturer advertising as a direct demand for goods boosting sales and profits.
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