Anaconda Standard publisher and contact details
The notice lists the Anaconda Standard and Standard Publishing Company as publishers and proprietors, with addresses in Anaconda Montana and a Butte branch. It includes subscription rates, mailing options, and general business correspondence directions to the Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda.
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Anaconda Standard
Standard Publishing Company
Anacond
Second-Clais Mall
Standard Building
Anaconda
Mont Dall Phonee
Baltorial Business
Butte
Fast Broadway
Petahen Cepa
Baba
Watt
Ri Ra
Atone
Avener
Mont
Remembering James Whitcomb Riley Poet of Hoosier Dialect
James Whitcomb Riley was America's leading poet and a top writer after Marks Twain. His Indiana dialect made a school of imitators though none matched his cleverness. He could also craft pure literary English and wrote with deep sympathy for common people. He was beloved for his simple, childlike insights.
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James Whitcomb Riley
America
Mark Twain
Ted
Riley
Indiana
Eugene Field
Field
Mount Desert National Park Signals Shift in U S Park Policy
The Utica Observer notes Maine gains a national park Mount Desert to rival western parks as eastern states ponder similar federal protections. It cites New York Niagara Falls Adirondacks Catskills as precedents and argues federal ownership aids permanency and care, critiquing state mismanagement risks.
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Maine
Mount Desert National Park
Atlantic
Missingippi
Utica
New York
Niagara Falls
Adirondacks
Catskill Fund
Montana Voters Urged to Choose Best Men in Primaries
In the borders of the state and even Wyoming nearby, the piece urges prudent selection of Rational parke ideas and notes Montana faces no serious competition. It emphasizes that primaries on August 20 close nominations and urges voters to study all candidates before August 12. The article stresses citizen responsibility to select high grade leaders for state and county governments.
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Wyoming
America
Montana
Montana’s Magnificent Program Drives State Growth
A sweeping plan for building, rail expansion, electrification, and industrial growth unfolds across Montana. A major gypsum venture in Fergus County will invest millions in a modern cement plant, while sugar refinery prospects surface for Bitter Root and north central regions. Billings hosts large refinery operations as grain elevators and flour mills rise in central and northern Montana. Metallurgical firms push copper and zinc expansions, signaling a nationwide industrial boom rooted in Montana’s evolving economy.
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Montana
Fergus
Billings
Northwest
United States
Richard Lockey
Helena
Lighting the Statue of Liberty by Night
The statue on Liberty Island in New York Harbor will be illuminated at night by electricity once funding is raised. About $30,000 is needed. the pedestal cost $200,000 and was funded by US subscriptions. The statue, a gift from France titled Liberty Enlightening the World, was dedicated October 28, 1886.
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Liberty Island
New York Harbor
Frederick Auguste Bartoldi
United States
Automobiles Boost Church Growth In Kansas Rural Areas
A Kansas sociological study finds cars expand church reach by linking farms to towns. Farmers’ vehicles enable greater church consolidation, larger congregations, and better-paid pastors as remote farms become accessible suburbs by gasoline transport.
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Somme
Kansas
Automobiles Boost Church Attendance Amid Declining Church Numbers
The article notes that cars have become central to church life, with fewer churches but growing aggregate attendance and efficient church organizations. It suggests autos attract parishioners and also cause some who previously attended to stay away on Sundays.
After the War Immigration Fears Raise Alarm
Frederick C. Howe predicts postwar immigrant waves from Turkey Greece Armenia and heavy influx from Serbia Bulgaria Romania and Eastern Europe with Italy England and Canada as noted. He warns of six to eight million widows and many fatherless children seeking refuge in the United States amid concerns over moral and social impact and growing calls for stricter restrictions.
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Frederick C. Howe
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Greece
Armenia
Serbia
Bulgaria
Romania
Asia Minor
Macedonia
Poland
Hungary
Europe
Italy
Howe
England
Canada
Prussia
United States
Mr. Howe
America
Alaska Potential as New Frontier United States Prospect
A historical piece compares Alaska with Scandinavia noting similar latitude and climate cues. It highlights Alaska's population around 4,000, vast grazing lands, coal and mineral wealth, extensive cultivation potential, and a projected 4,000 miles of navigable rivers linked by a $25 million railroad, suggesting capacity to support tens of millions.
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Maska
Denmark
Norway
Sweden
Alaska
Pennsylvania
Virginia
United States
Horace Greeley
Resuscitation Debate in Early 20th Century Medical Columns
Dr W A Evans surveys resuscitation gear and manual methods for drowning and gas unconsciousness. He cites Yale Professor Randall Henderson on best practice, stressing immediate artificial respiration, the limited window for apparatus advantage, and the superiority of prompt manual method when equipment is delayed. He notes various devices like pulmotors, lungmotors, and vivators, and warns that time lost before starting resuscitation harms outcomes. Also touches on waste and money use in households with commentary on economy and preparedness during wartime.
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Randall Henderson
Yale
Journal of the American Medical Association
Housewife's Economy and Preparedness Message
The speaker argues for economic preparedness as essential for the nation’s future, highlighting women’s role in sustaining households. She stresses frugality and efficiency, criticizing spending excess and urging nationwide readiness through prudent management.
FAMOUS SOUTH AMERICAN DIPLOMAT opyrant, Andern- DR. LAURO 8. MULLER
Brazilian foreign minister Dr Lauro Muller visits the United States on doctors orders to seek spa springs health benefits. He says he has no diplomatic mission, but travels as a noted South American diplomat with many U.S. friends. He recently received four months leave after being chosen as principal arbitrator in the Portugal-US Bryan peace treaty dispute.
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Opyrant
Andern
Lauro
Muller
United States
South America
Portugal
Bryan
Short Stories Blend of Wit and Charity in Vague Fragments
A collage of humorous exchanges and social scenes from old papers paints a mosaic of manners. A hotel manager promises modern comforts, a generous woman aids a tramp, couples gossip about neighbors, and a charity concert brainstorm leads to a daughter’s song to boost funds.
Madame Scheff's Charms and a Warship Like Moment
The Paris born actress Miss Scheff, famed for vivacity and rumored tempers, visits a studio. A snowy afternoon incident reveals her generosity as she helps a shivering mother and baby, gifting warmth and a shawl from her limousine.
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Frits Scheff
Miss Scheff
Ian
Humor of the Day Snippets From Quotidian Jokes Across Cities
A collage of一句 humorous quips from Detroit Houston Baltimore and Washington threads a light mood through everyday talk. Jokes touch on business wife sports militia labor and memory with sparse punchlines and wry reflections on social play.
Fractured Press Snippets on Morals and Missteps
A collage of editorial quips from papers like the Baltimore American and Philadelphia Ledger comments on public figures and political campaigns. The tone mocks leaders, brags about frugality, and hints at missteps in speeches and endorsements amid a heated national mood.
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