Anaconda Standard Publishers and Postoffice Notice
Public notice from the STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY Anaconda Mont lists mailing matter and branch details with multiple city news agents and addresses including New York Kansas City San Francisco Portland and Rochester names, instructing all correspondence to be witnessed to the company.
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Anaconda
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York
Hotailis
Park Row
Maarten
Detroit
Metropolitay News Co
Cofear Woodward
St. Marie
Cigar and News Gove
East Fifth Street
Kansas City
Yona News Cos
Ninth Lang
San Francisco
United News
Ig Baty Street
Angeles
Kemp News
San Diego
E. M. Child
Mont
Immigration limits bill stirs Senate debate in 1913
In the U S Senate Senator Dillingham unveils a plan to cap immigration by nationality at ten percent of existing numbers per year, with exemptions for visitors and professionals, favoring already well represented groups while excluding others. A Philadelphia banker’s letter argues for greater South American trade ties and independent finance, urging steamship lines and a United States led banking network.
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Old World of Mirrors and Minds in Lost Fragments
A sprawling, fragment-laden column weaves satire and social critique from conversations about morality, love, and gender roles. It cites a mix of opinions on publicity, dignity, and honesty, then pivots to gem mining data from the Indianapolis News, noting garnet production scales and values in historical context. The piece blends quips with a fiscal note on garnets and abrasive uses.
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Alfred ‘Tennyson
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Indianapolis News
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Intellectual Cocktails If 1 Were Code of the World
A dated critique proposes a radical social plan permitting women with children to draw daily treasury funds for sustenance and shelter. It links bonuses to large families and demands theatre perks and Easter hats, funded by a poll tax, while men pay labor penalties. It also advocates harsh efficiency tests for teachers with high salaries for successful ones.
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Mane
Walt Mason's Song Echoes Auld Lang Syne Nostalgia
Poetic lament by Walt Mason on aging and nostalgia for bygone days. The verses mock modern youth while praising past figures like Edwin Booth and Shakespeare. The piece contrasts responsive verse with current media and public tastes, ending with wistful longing for earlier eras.
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Potee
Greeley
Susan 1
Edwin Booth
Quaint Fragments From a Curious World News Page
A collage of odd facts and misshapen phrases notes imperial topics from France and Germany to the United States. It mentions almond acres in France, aerial navigation laws, a German light standard, a mail wagon in Berlin, and a second hand shop window ad. It also cites P Grant from Columbia Falls and a Maine-deployed moose, a tale of a peach specimen in Manchuria, emigration figures for Germans, and Japan hat exports. Peter Hate of Nuremberg crafted a small clock shaped like an egg.
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Herlin
Japan
United States
Peter Hate
Nuremberg
Miss Cristabel Pankhurst Supports Votes For Women
Miss Cristabel Pankhurst daughter of England's militant suffragette leader, imitates her mother as a vocal supporter of the votes for women campaign in England and Mississippi.
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Miss. P. Ofnkhurst
VOTES
England
Cristabel Pankhurst
Amusing Anecdotes From a House Gathering
A Philadelphia Telegraph item recounts a bishop declined to sing at a hostess gathering, then related a tale of a donkey’s bray exposing his temper. Other bits include a tug between telephone operators and a humorous travel anecdote about a health resort, plus classroom quips from Willie and a Virginia banquet remark on morals.
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Musi
Abstine
Bave
Judea
A. W. Lafferty
Ores
Lou
Fetor
Anne Li
Philadelphia Telegraph
Advertising as travel guide in a sporting goods ad
A Standard reader finding a fishing trip plan in a sporting goods ad. the ad provides practical details on the target spot, fish habits, tackle, and travel tips, offering near a complete vacation setup. The piece applauds modern advertising for reader benefit and practical guidance.
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Standard_other dty
Sporting Goods
Homely remark sparks social mix up at gathering
A social anecdote recalls a woman complimenting a guest as homely, only to discover the speaker was her host's brother. The tale ends with embarrassment as the misidentification is revealed, illustrating whispered humor at a past social affair.
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Senate
Jones
Mr. Brown
Mr. Jones
Hopkins Sew Play Plans Highlight Deluge Production
Hopkins Sew plans next season include staging Arthur Hone kins produced work titled Pro Deluge among several plays. The announcement names Deluge as a featured production and signals a forthcoming schedule.
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Arthur Honekins
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