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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1914
Page
6
Fragmentary OCR text from a Montana publication mentions Standard Publishing Company, advertising, subscription rates, and postal details. It references Morton Co, salaried representatives, and New York location details. The readable portion is unclear but indicates publication logistics and rate information.
A July 1 dispatch reports Franklin D Roosevelt denouncing the Wilson administration as fundamentally bad. The keynote critic stresses ruin and chaos from its continuance and ridicules claims of improvement, portraying the president as out of touch and ineffective.
A Cincinnati Enquirer writer on the eve of Archduke Franz Ferdinand's assassination extols the resilience of the Hapsburg line. He cites Francis Joseph's long reign, despite personal tragedy, and notes robust lines of descendants and enduring virility across the family tree.
In a suit against Hastman Kodak, evidence shows the firm refused to sell to rivals, signaling monopoly attempts. Clayton anti trust provisions would let dealers buy and sell freely, requiring sales to qualified buyers with cash or credit. Proponents argue the bills balance power, aiding small businesses against big corporations.
The Atlantic City AMA convention urged higher medical college entrance standards and broader practitioner lay collaboration. It called for annual compulsory physicals, questioned infant incubator success, and discussed public health officer independence, poverty links to disease, and advanced experimental heart lung surgery amid global political talk and war coverage.
The Wisconsin Supreme Court sustains a eugenic marriage statute, yet Justice Timlin lambasts the measure in strong terms. The Milwaukee Sentinel quotes the judge calling the certificate form insulting and the statute among the silliest and most obnoxious laws, criticizing the bill factory and the legislature that enacted it.
The Sentinel criticizes legislation dubbed progress by Justice Timlin and calls for accountability in the next election. It notes the judge's stance on constitutionality and mocks the abortive statute while acknowledging relief at the ruling's delivery.
The passage notes confusion over identity in Villa and Carranza, with Taft’s presumed 1912 nomination stolen charges. It warns that government by convulsion or a Dimetickocracy could damage the republic, and reviewer Senor H ire labels Ferdinand’s finish as inferior to Madero’s work.
A reflective meditation debating whether events follow a divine plan or random force. The author suggests supreme mind underpins existence, yet human insight only glimpses fragments of truth while perceiving a guiding cosmic love and fatherhood beyond fear.
A fragmentary verse piece admires the unsung laborer who works without complaint and sings while toiling. It contrasts Sunny Sims’s bluster with a humble craftsman who wears sweat stained clothes, quietly inspires others, and lets deeds speak louder than sermons.
A fragmented column cites jokes and sayings from Deis and Masons, including quips about temper, doctors, and travel. It references the Baltimore American and Washington Stay with HM Doctor and a playful line about a straw that broke the camel’s back, ending with Siege.
Frances Marshall advises on making baking powder at home to save money in places with limited supply. She outlines two simple formulas using tartric acid and bicarbonate or cream of tartar and bicarbonate plus ground rice, plus usage guidelines per pound of flour.
Contains steps for Yeast Rolls using milk water lard and butter with rising and baking in quick oven. Also outlines Macaroni and Round Steak dish with boiled pasta meat onions tomatoes cheese crumbs and melted butter baked one hour. Mentions preparation steps for grinding steak and assembling casserole.
A Cincinnati Enquirer montage mocks aviators and fashion, notes on debt and gender roles, and libertine satire. It shifts to British imperial explorations, detailing 1911 punitive expedition against the Abers and 1884–era visits, with a 1910 winter survey of the Akea region by Williamson and Gregerson.
Brunot Hall offers boarding and day pupils with a strong faculty from leading institutions. The school provides piano vocal and vocal music with foreign trained teachers, domestic science, household economy, physical training, and trained nursing care. It emphasizes sanitation, good music and dramas, and aims to cultivate high standards. catalogue and further information available.
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