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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1914
Page
6
Anaconda Standard lists subscription rates for six months and a year, with prices in advance and separate notices for mail and newsstand copies. The page notes changes in fare and mentions distribution outside Montana.
Fragmentary account describes a July event in which Mayor Duncan faced an attack that failed. Officials report the mayor defended himself with calm, recovered quickly, and no charges or injuries beyond a few superficial findings occurred as the city quieted for July celebrations.
The record notes a public dispute over bias in a discussion labeled entangling Bias, with participants including figures from American and Anglo circles. References point to a flagged “new phase” in Anglo American relations and the search for balanced representation amid ongoing debates.
Senator Stone of Missouri, now chairing the foreign relations committee, moves to bar committee members from disclosing executive session discussions. Leaks persist while he pressurizes for a favorable report on the Colombian and Nicaragua treaties, despite Secretary Bryan repeatedly sharing his views with reporters after appearances before the committee.
War department acts to train civilians in rifle use with free drag rifles and ammunition through local clubs affiliating with the National Rifle Association. Ten citizens form a club, adopt war department by laws, and obtain rifles at one per five members plus 120 rounds each, but ranges and funding limit progress amid rising land values and building pressures.
A returned missionary notes the clash between truth and tact in discourse. He observes how many avoid candor, offering agreeable but opinionless talk. The piece questions the prevalence of carefully concealed convictions and the public speaker who pleases to the point of insult.
A fragmented verse about a bulldog depicting a stubborn guard and the narrator’s wary respect. It likens the dog to a grim guardian over a household, noting its imposing jaw and fearless stance, with ironic humor on human fears and pride.
The column riffs on domestic life and social trends with snappy quips about old fashioned men, modern wives, housework, fashion, and marriage. It cites a Massachusetts law about kissing on Sundays and notes playful contradictions in daily chores and gender roles.
A mosaic of newspaper quips surveys political figures from Roosevelt to Hobson and Asquith. The clippings mix satire and critique across outlets like Washington Star Wall Street Journal Baltimore Sun Chicago News and Philadelphia Press, reflecting lively press opinion on leadership and events.
Freddie fears the dark until a kind witch invites him on a moonlit broom ride. They visit the moon, bake on ice cream mountains, and view starry skies before he awakens safely in his bed. His mother reassures him that witches and goblins are just stories for children.
Mrs Froeman shares two recipes. A pineapple gelatin dessert uses pineapple juice water sugar rice and whipped cream served in glasses with a cherry. The second recipe hollowed potatoes are filled with a cheese and pimento mix then baked until golden brown.
A collection of brief quips and exchanges from newspapers. Jokes touch on hospital stays auto theft, credit at grocers, crusts and meat, and a horsewhip encounter. Names like Buffalo Express Boston Transcript appear as source hints. The tone mimics tabloid humor from a bygone era.
Frances Marshall offers meat substitutes for wary weather readers, detailing simple egg and mushroom dishes. A baked eggs dish with bread crumbs, garlic oil, and pepper, plus a mushroom Madeira sauce with poached eggs, and a cheese egg bake with parmesan and wine are described. Marshall invites readers to send questions about household topics to her column.
The August primary ballots in Kansas will list over 109 candidates for congressional and state officer races. This surge signals a crowded field across multiple parties, with voters facing a wide array of choices for federal and state leadership.
Brunot Hall offers boarding and day pupils with accredited status. Highlights include piano study Moon and Mou taught by foreign trained teachers, domestic science, art, physical training, and a trained nurse on site. Emphasis on high ideals, sanitary grounds, and access to dramas. catalogue available.
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