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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1915
Page
6
The Anaconda Standard telephones list departments and advertise subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions. It notes carrier and mail prices, plus Montana and regional news agencies connected to distribution.
Members of the national house and senate appropriations committees are in Montana evaluating reclamation projects to assess past spending and determine future funding needs. The tour follows a winter decision that future appropriations be set by Congress for each project and will cover Utah and other Western sites to gauge scope and impact for national prosperity through land reclamation.
The piece surveys Germany’s reply to American notes on submarine warfare and neutral shipping. It weighs implications for US policy, possible war declaration, and the risk of suspending diplomatic ties, noting pacific rhetoric but cautious consensus in Washington. It also touches naval tech, politics, and public sentiment.
The National Association Dealers held a York convention highlighting waste reduction in the textile industry. They estimate annual transactions reach 10 million dollars, driven by converting former waste into revenue such as cotton seed and oil, with sisal strings shipped for toothbrush production. Other reusable materials include cotton rags, paper stock, wool rags, scrap iron, old rubber, brass, silk waste, and old brushes.
After Helena adopted the commission form, Billings initiated a movement with a mass meeting and committees to secure signatures for a municipal reform election. The drive has strong backing and sharp opposition as supporters credit the current administration and mayor while opponents warn of changes to city governance.
A fragment from a short story shows Sandy and Maggie on a horsehair sofa at verbal impasse. He muses on a penny for her thoughts while she leans closer, seeking a kiss as their yearlong distance softens into near confession.
A report on Lovett’s findings shows partially paralyzed muscles can be trained to renew strength, with careful limits. Cases include children recovering leg function through gradual exercise and massage, avoiding overuse, and recognizing that specific muscles recoverability varies. Ultra-light guidance cautions against overtaxing weak muscles.
Sir Thomas O Shaughnessy, figure tied to Canadian affairs, recently visited London to confer with leaders on contracts for supplies. The trip aimed to straighten terms and address lingering woe over manufacture and shipment while stressing allied harmony.
The piece muses on desire and happiness, noting how people chase elusive pleasures while neglecting the present. It reflects on fate and effort, urging contentment with what surrounds us rather than chasing fugitive toys beyond our reach.
A historical overview of delegates chosen for the congress highlights Virginian leaders led by Colonel Washington and Richard Henry Lee with Patrick Henry Edmund Pendleton Bland and Peyte olph among others. Massachusetts sent Samuel and John Adams with Cushing and Paine while Roger Sherman John Jay and John Dickinson represented other colonies. The seven week gathering favored candor and independence cloaked in prudent leadership. Adamses sought leadership but deferred to the group’s balance.
A mosaic of clipped headlines and editorial asides from newspapers like Atlanta Journal Columbia State Boston Globe and Washington Post reflect opinions on the Huerta regime peace plans and foreign affairs. The set includes witty lines on Diaz and a remark about a Chinaman fighting on rice.
A guest named Bobby stayed quiet during a dinner as five costs of silence weighed on him. When dessert arrived his enthusiasm broke through. He rolled a nickel across the table and declared, Here’s your nickel, mamma, I’d rather tall.
A collection of light quotes and humorous exchanges from various papers. Jokes touch on summer beach scenes delaying songs, fans raising funds, choir at a prison, political queries, luck versus hustle, business settling, dialect exchanges, and a playful wedding elopement tease. Contains multiple brief snippets and affiliations.
The Sunday paper promises bright features on Montana consolidation in schools and churches, wartime effects on future generations, and local social life. It teases fiction, cartoons, sport updates, theater, fashion, and world news, all presented with illustrations and lively prose.
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