Standard Publishing Company advertisement Anaconda Mont
An old Standard Publishing Company notice from Anaconda Montana outlines publication offices, branches in Butte, and advertising contact details. It lists subscription rates, carriers and mail options, and mentions New York and Chicago advertising offices. The item notes where general business correspondence should be addressed.
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Butte School Experts Cite Need for Reform and Centralized Authority
School supervisors in Butte criticize conditions in some buildings and call for playgrounds, up-to-date methods, and greater authority for the superintendent. They note improvements in facilities by trustees but warn that change will not be rapid. The report urges clear differentiation between trustees' legislative duties and the superintendent's executive powers.
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Taft warns against advertising in law and medicine
A Albany lecture by former President Taft on ethical advertising prompts New Haven press critique. The Courier Journal accuses lawyers and physicians of heavy advertising reliance, while praising churches’ restraint and noting reporters’ frequent exposure of self promotion.
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Contention Over Perkins in Progressive Party Feud
The Washington talks reveal pressure to remove Perkins from the third party and return Dixon to party duties after Perkins drew criticism for his corporate ties. Progressives accuse Perkins of using the party for self promotion while courting corporate support, and debates linger on Roosevelt’s stance toward Perkins amid ongoing conferences with Oyster Bay. The piece frames internal party strife, Perkins’ influence, and the prospects for Pinchot and Carranza in related political currents.
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The Summer Swattist Walt Mason Song
Walt Mason mocks summer heat and insect pests urging townsfolk to buy a swatter. The verse riffs on doctors and a comical plan to drive files from every cat ridden by a child, promising a brighter world for visitors.
Suffragettes disrupt open meeting with vandalism arrests
June 2 reports Suffragettes, led by constituent David Lloyd George, attempted to incite panic at an open meeting. They then paraded the main street, smashing windows in stores and residences. Police arrested a dozen of them.
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Of Interest to Women and The Man’s Condemnation
A critical discussion on gender roles, blaming men for ignoring their own faults in shaping women’s rights. The piece claims men dismiss women’s issues, react with shock to sensational acts, and resist recognizing responsibility for changing gender dynamics. It argues for balanced dialogue and accountability.
Intellectual Cocktails on Suffering and Growth in Life
The essay argues that intellectual life values both decay and renewal, seeing death as clean as birth and failures as useful as successes. It quotes Anatole France on the vastness of the cosmos and asserts that suffering sustains greatness, framing misfortune as essential to spiritual development.
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Old Fashioned Woman and Modern Manners Quips
From the Cincinnati Enquirer, a humorous column by Luke M'Luke ponders old morals and modern flirtations. It lampoons superstitions about broken mirrors, marital dynamics, fashion trends, and public behavior with pointed witticisms and social commentary.
Press Bits and Public Echoes Across Dailies
Fragmented clippings note shifting leadership and public concern. References mention T. R. recovering and resuming duties, Becker's planned disclosures, Mellen and Jack Rose fading from spotlight, and Charles W. Post estate valued around twenty million, reflecting national worry over health and stability.
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