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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1902
Page
6
The Anaconda Standard provides publication details and post office information. It lists mailing rates, office locations, and contact numbers for the newspaper and its eastern bureaus, including addresses and directions for readers seeking services in Anaconda and Washington.
The report from London notes many peers face high living costs and lack houses as coronation preparations loom at Westminster Abbey next month. Some peers seek funds or loans to cover transport and attire, while others would rather save or skip attendance, showing stark contrasts in royal pageantry costs versus personal finances.
Anthropologists trace handshakes to an ancient ritual of signaling peace while concealing weapons. Miss Minnie Bowman of Lancaster visits Philadelphia and extends her handshake to an old family friend, an eminent college football player, who is deeply impressed by her youth and beauty.
A young woman faints from an injured wrist after a long accident, with a possible wedding plan in doubt. The piece shifts to Maine politics, noting William J. Bryan's role in campaigns, Roosevelt’s planned visit, and partisan tensions amid a Republican-leaning state.
Dr Hall argues fatigue harms brain cells overnight and requires proper rest plus varied activity. He cites two plain truths: need for healthy fatigue and dangers of chronic tired states on temper. He advocates a Sabbath rest, vacations, varied work, and pleasant social distractions to restore balance and morale.
A fragmented historical column frets over UPA foes and Cuban issues while tying in Roosevelt McKinley era diplomacy with a boxing bout between Jeffries and Fitzsimmons. It hints at partisan shifts, San Francisco date lines, and Democratic misgivings as July 3 looms.
The Ladies of Butte showcased a New York tailored Naisis during a social event. The celebration highlighted fashion details and civic spirit, with attendees praising craftsmanship and style from the renowned tailoring house.
Fragmented OCR news touching August engagements, a royal yacht wake, a monument plan for J Sterling Morton at Nebraska City, a Michigan collection, New York leadership gaps, and gubernatorial campaigning notes. Mentions Odell and Hileworth, Gov. Woodcutt in Europe, Nixon in America, and candidates Frasier and Smybell with debate plans.
A jokey, fragmented item from the Detroit Free Press notes humor about happiness, marriage, and a playful quip. The text contains garbled lines and misread words, with references to a fire husband, a frat wife, and weather, presented as a lighthearted column snippet.
Bargain sale item list includes Merino and balbrigean shirts and drawers in multiple sizes, men’s twisled clothing, fast black and brown home wear, and extra heavy suspenders. Prices surge from 16 cents to 1.00 dollar, with 10 kinds and 100 dozen total, urging hurried purchase before stock runs out.
Men’s fine shoes advertised at 1.95 per pair with a bulk offer of 1,000 paired kid lace shoes priced at 3.00 a pair. Men’s cap and deer dress items also noted in the sales listing.
Readable text lists boys clothing bargains on the second floor near the elevator. It advertises high grade wool suits from $6.00, boys negligee shirts of madras, sizes 6 to 14, lace waists and fancy lawn waists, and straw hats with discounts from $1.00 to $1.25.
Women's and Children's summer dresses offered at half price or less. White lawn shirts trimmed with lace medallions and tucks. Linen skirts with pique trimming at $8 each. Pink and blue shirt with embroidery. Children's wash suits priced at 330 and 9c. These are particularly good value.
A collage of overheard comments and banter touches on community life after a Fourth of July. Remarks range from family worries and curious questions to political doubts, a playful obituary joke, and a glimpse of local talk about public ownership and taxes amid a small town atmosphere.
Fragmented text describes a farewell scene with Haif lingering in a corridor and a sense of anticipation. It references language shifts and vague mentions of a news item and a political agreement involving Mr Robe Williams and the king of the Belgians, hinting at broader aspirations and a Cape connection.
Consul Ravndal argues Cape to Cairo lines and German east Africa rail schemes will connect coast to interior, linking Dars es Salaam with Cape Town and enabling rapid growth. He notes Stanleys work outdated, Africa’s routes expanding with coal and iron deposits, Abyssinia, the Sultan, and Congo markets opening for American goods.
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