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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1915
Page
6
The Anaconda Standard publishes subscription rates and distribution details along with a list of news stand locations across the country. It includes foreign advertising, editorial and business department contacts, and general business letter address for the Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda Montana.
Montana officials warn roads must be improved to attract an expected 1000 tourists daily by car as the coastbound season opens. Butte chamber plans action on road work, aiming to outpace last summer. The piece also notes U S Germany relations potential moves, with experts predicting recall of ambassadors if war nears, and political shifts among progressives amid 1915 era tensions.
A collage of wartime society notes and wry opinion pieces. Mentions Mr. Bryan and Champ Clark in political jests about weddings and influence. Observes Europe’s conflict mood, Catholic clergy, and oddities like a priest marrying over a thousand couples.
The speaker asserts that Americans will stand by the government across all backgrounds. Regardless of birthplace, citizens will identify as Americans first. Many who are labeled as Germans or English are in truth loyal Americans. In any trouble, they will prove themselves Americans first and always.
Short stories recount Hughes Jennings giving every hopeful a chance at his Morning practice. A right fielder candidate asks if he can hit and field, then gets a test swing. The piece also recalls octogenarian hotel pensioners at White Sulphur Springs and a depot restaurant joke about caviar sandwiches with coal dust in the Way.
A 1915 McClure Syndicate tip urges households to save leftovers in dedicated drawers for sewing and dressmaking. Establish a chest of drawers for linings trims millinery and belts, then sort family leftovers by item. Clean saved materials with gasoline or chalk and store for future use as a home crafts treasure.
Babies showing weight disturbance often lack proper digestion of fat. Dr. Grube notes the condition is common in well to do families and in winter, easing with breast feeding. Treatment centers on reducing fat intake, diluting milk, and gradually reintroducing whole milk and cereals while monitoring stools, fluids, and air exposure.
The New York Sun published Albert R. Gallatin’s definition of time in a February 14 letter arguing fiction and perception differentiate events in cosmic change. A April 11 reply by Alexander Doyle of Dedham Mass contests the view, calling time a sectional or non-dimensional notion tied to reciprocal event allocation.
Washington leads Virginians against French forces at Great Meadows as tensions flare over the Ohio Valley. British assemblies split on crown authority while colonial militias organize, signaling the start of a broader colonial conflict that will echo across Europe and Asia.
A collage of editorial quips and headlines from multiple papers comments on women serving in the army, political missteps, and cabinet reliability. Among items are Mrs Pankhurst urging women's combat readiness, jokes about Hobson, Von Lind, and former presidents, plus brief notes on Italy loans and Michigan legislature.
A collage of comic lines and anecdotes from multiple newspapers including the Philadelphia Inquirer, Washington Star, Boston Transcript, Boston Globe, Puck, and Jude. The items feature wordplay on doctors, mass meetings, race jokes, disguises, theft, and social contrasts, reflecting period humor and editorial tone.
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