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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1915
Page
6
Public notice shows Standard Publishing Company contact details and mailing rates for subscriptions. It lists offices in Anaconda Montana with addresses on East Broadway and New York Park Row sales outlets. The text includes postal and advertising contact lines and carrier versus mail pricing terms.
The article notes renewed editorials attacking Secretary of the Navy Daniels over Bryanism claims and naval experience. It defends Daniels arguing he has led naval expansion, refuses to resign, and urges Congress to fund more ships while criticizing partisan attacks.
Late dispatches report Romania ready to buckle on armor and join the war with Austria likely soon after weeks of negotiations. Italy followed a similar pattern, while Bulgaria presses for Macedonia as Greece and Serbia resist, reviving tensions from the Balkan conflicts.
The article discusses the impact of World War I on transport, noting a surge in demand for horses in cavalry and artillery and comparing their use to automobiles. It cites Henry M. Hyde and the shift in efficiency, with millions of horses sent abroad and automobiles increasingly replacing them. It also covers aviation development, naval funding debates, and political commentary on Bryan, Wilson, and other figures amid war.
Federal guidance spurred demand for workers to fill harvest fields in Oklahoma. Labor bureaus directed migrants to report for assignment with no fee, though rail fares were unpaid. Rain halted work locations, forcing quality food shortages as poultry and dairy industries faced threats.
The article argues that inheritance largely determines mental moral and physical traits. It discusses dominant and recessive qualities, how traits appear across generations, and the role of ancestry. It notes Galton Mendel Davenport and the evolving science of heredity with cautious expectation.
The article discusses warm baths as nerve calmers and skin aids, with recipes for invigorating bath mixtures using potassium phosphate, soda, and gelatin. It cites Lily Langtry’s Turkish baths for slimness, notes dietary tips, and contrasts baths for pale versus stout women, ending with verses on wealth and effort.
English fleets and armies were sent to America at great cost while colonies bore 25 000 men, raised funded and clad by themselves. Parliament reimbursed modestly but did not tax colonies. Colonial governors urged taxes to cover frontier defense, yet ministers resisted fearing colonial resistance to taxation. Colonial leaders like Spotswood warned that passing such taxes would violate English rights.
A compilation of quotes from multiple newspapers critiquing William Jennings Bryan, President Wilson, and others. The items discuss political alignments, gender roles, wartime reporting, and public figures, reflecting varied editorial tones from the New York Tribune to the Cleveland Plain Dealer.
A collage of light quips and exchanges from era humor columns. Jests touch on court stenographers, prepositions in romance, epigrams about epicures, sea yarns, and a classroom riddle about who followed Mary.
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