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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1914
Page
20
A New York dispatch surveys dresses and fabrics debated by the General Federation of Women's Clubs in Chicago. It discusses Paris as a fashion arbiter, outlines polonaise inspired gowns, basques, tunics, and lace revivals, and notes trends toward white costumes, metal laces, and decorative ribbons.
Fragmentary notice mentions Alfred L as principal and family context plus a cryptic Paris cemetery reference in Saint Ouen, ninth district. It references prayers and flowers but lacks coherent events or dates.
A British scientist notes emotions affect bodily reactions via galvanometer readings and brain cell stress. Paris reports strawberries thriving before England due to a warm water treatment for forcing plants, eight hours versus six, with six-hour plants more productive. The method promises easy, inexpensive early fall fruit, potentially extending to fruit trees.
The Montana Children's Home Society advocates replacing institutions with permanent family homes for dependent children. It cites White House discussions, a national children’s bureau, and Taft's commission, noting the society has placed over 700 children in loving homes, with many benefiting from education and stable guardians. It urges statewide support to fund and expand home placements and supervision.
Congress member Humphreys recalls a sharp put down at a banquet involving a medical friend. A museum keeper grapples with a decipherable papyrus as an attendant asks how to classify it. The keeper suggests consulting Joetur’s prescription from Pharaoh’s era.
The text notes U S potato production is small versus smaller nations but forecasts a higher crop this year. It recalls a past comparison when Germany and the United States produced 299,000,200 bushels that year.
A 1914 York Herald Company feature describes a morning gown printed with tiny white flowers forming stripes. The design includes a red satin belt collar and knotted cuffs, paired with a tiny red straw plateau trimmed with cherries and leaves.
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