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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1908
Page
3
The Anaconda Standard announces subscription rates and office details. It lists daily and Sunday pricing, advance yearly payment, and a comprehensive network of foreign and domestic newsstand distributors across major cities. It also provides publishing office addresses and contact points for the Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda Montana.
A portrait of Bishop Henry Ordman Porter as a dynamic advocate for social reform and charity. He spoke and wrote on national affairs, promoted labor capital harmony, supported reform movements, and defended wealth’s bounds while denouncing greed. His influence extended through New York civic life and religious leadership.
Fragmented OCR prose describes a bishop praised for energy and cheer toward the humble, contrasting old fashioned restraint with public excess. The text questions his moral fiber and leadership, calling him a splendid type of bishop amid turmoil. The garbled article notes resistance to reform and social norms.
Fragmented letters discuss Judge Parker and Judge Parker’s potential vote, noting corporate influence fears and party loyalties. References to Bryan supporters, German-descent voter influence, and newspaper ties suggest a heated, partisan atmosphere around the election.
Fragmentary account notes wives of prominent politicians like Taft Sherman Bryan and their public interviews and views on divorce and their husbands political chances. The passage comments on public interest in wives roles, media exposure and gendered expectations of politicians’ spouses.
The piece notes debates on throwing confetti at public festivities in Montanyaly and Mexico City, contrasting restraint with carnival customs. It cites the Mexican Herald, the New York Times, and an American question about confetti aimed at President Roosevelt, reflecting varied public reaction to celebratory debris.
The text discusses the offhand notion that an emergency might involve snatching up a handful of confetti and throwing it in a Tray fight, with various figures and parties referenced, including President, Hertlés treatment, and Diaz. It notes hesitation from the Mexican ally and contemplates public reaction to firework style demonstrations tied to July Fourth celebrations.
Disputed reports claim that a man named Rojestvensky died at Bad Nauheim during the Russo Japanese era period, with editors noting the possibility of a second person bearing the name. The fate of the former naval commander in the Sea of Japan remains unclear as newspapers weigh the sensational rumor against the lack of confirmation.
A collage of outlandish phrases and caricatured speech from midwestern and eastern papers includes humorous lines about summer heat in Atlanta, wedding jokes in Chicago, and a joking exchange on a burglar nabbed at a home. The snippet weaves in local color and mock headlines from Philadelphia, Yonkers, and New York papers showing playful misreadings and slang.
An introductory prograph outlines forestry studies in the country. Cooperation between University of Faby and United States Forest Service tests timber grown in lane No. An aim is to assess fitness of hoan tinbarn for use WA Drndwa stringers and paving blocks.
Great Falls prepares to host at least six fraternal gatherings including Elks and other orders this summer. Public reception on Central Avenue, August events, parade, concerts, and a grand ball mark a busy convention week with visiting Elks welcomed by city leaders and locals.
Dr Lury A Gannister urges trained nurses in every factory store and workshop to boost welfare gains and worker health while saving costs. Governor Guild appoints Emily Greene Blach to Massachusetts industrial commission. London pushes emigration of British women to South Africa with teachers in demand at the Cape. Rockefeller buys book for Vassar graduates. Suffragists ponder if Taylor will rebuke Mrs Rockefeller for distributing suffrage works to students. Agnes R Robison Mesner prize awarded for anatomy at Philadelphia Woman's Medical College to Olivia Balamanca with Ethel Dae among classmates. plan to return home to practice medicine amid a Trade League backdrop.
A fragment from the Peninsular offers a brief riddle on errands and time. It ponders how long a task takes if a single day is used for many errands and compares the speed of hope to completing one duty. The text is fragmentary and presents a reflective, puzzle-like tone.
The Atlantic battle fleet finishes fueling at Pearl Harbor and gears to sail at 2:30 p.m. with the flagship Connecticut leading. Five thousand crewmen receive shore leave as officers enjoy a Pearl Harbor excursion and a ball. The hospital ship Renet will accompany the fleet to the Antipodes while Minnesota stays to await San Francisco mail arriving on the steamer Virginia. Radio experts plan continuous communication after departure as preparations continue.
From the San Francisco News Letter, discussion on Mrs Clarence Mackay smoking a cigaretta at a banquet. The piece questions whether her act signals women’s smoking rights or risks exposing growing girls to smoking, noting a rise in cigarette use among American women and its social implications. The Nevada college girl example is cited as potential influence.
A Nevada university gossip quote praises Mrs Mackay as beautiful and intelligent, claiming her image inspires college girls to smoke. The anecdote describes a banquet scene where a cigarette is shared, and a sorority member asserts smoking is provincial to avoid imitation.
From the Winston Salem Journal two veteran journalists are mourned. Murat Helabad, famed war correspondent and brilliant editorial writer, has passed away at Obneimatd. Joel Chandler Harris, known as Lincoln Rennis, patriarch of the Southern press, also died, leaving a lasting mark on journalism.
The Washington dispatch notes Mary Citygela appointed postmaster at Jatterson City replacing Charles Tinees who resigned. A national bank charter for Tariowion with $56,000 capital is approved with incorporators W A Straight Samuel A Shaw Joseph Lebric Rabult Tote lowsy and J Campbell. The Post Office announces promotions affecting clerks with raises from 800 to 900 and other salary bumps amid staffing changes.
In Pittsburg on a July morning a car belonging to a local firm left the road at a sharp Springdale turn. Dr E O Mel Graw, a noted physician, was killed when the vehicle overturned. Andrew Mc Swigan, manager of Duquesne Garden and the traction company park, was severely shocked and slightly injured.
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