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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1909
Page
3
The Anaconda Standard publishes subscription rates and a wide directory of brand offices and newsstand locations. It lists daily and Sunday rates, various mailing options, and notes multiple city and national offices for the STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY.
The article notes favorable press tone toward President Tate's initial 100 days, citing federal action on corporate tax and personnel changes. It mentions centralized administration, limited Senate cooperation, and cautious progress on appointments, with broad discussion of political dynamics in Washington and press coverage.
Statewide reactions rise over proposed measures affecting judges, a bill restricting tobacco use by adults, and age penalties. Legislators weigh constitutional arguments as public opinion splits on banning cigarettes and related products.
Fragmentary prose sketches a bold expedition toward Atlantis and Africa’s dungeon in a novel voyage. It describes balloon fleets, aerial combat, and a vision of vast advantages from exploration while noting cautious observers and wartime ambitions. The text mixes science fantasy with exploratory motifs and speculative technologies.
The article outlines a solar sign forecast highlighting Cancer's current tension and potential renewal. It notes Mercury and the Moon as dominant influences shaping daily moods and decisions, urging caution in finances and relationships while predicting opportunities in creativity and private ventures.
An aged digest argues beer provides nutrition and can serve as nourishment when paired with meals. It cites a London editorial and a government commission report noting beer as an nutritive alcoholic beverage, contrasting it with other drinks and stressing the distinction between eating and drinking.
A fractured text argues that beer and stout have hypnotic properties and potential health benefits under moderate use and dietetic context. It notes concerns about alcohol, kidney disease, diabetes, and public health while praising beer as a safer social beverage when not abused.
Medals were awarded to Helena Catholic students for academic and conduct excellence. Miss Arte Wilde McNaularn led the honors with top marks in mental ability. several other students from St. Vincent's academy and boarding school earned gold, silver, and departmental medals amid a ceremony with Bishop Carr presenting prizes.
A fragmented tale portrays President Hadley of Vale as a byword of absence. A Yale lecture scene follows as students, faculty, and visiting preachers reflect on time, punctuality, and the quirky habit of absent professors. The piece blends humor with campus ritual, illustrating delays and the culture around watchful timing in academic life.
Adrounne DisétigEp, the man who saved Tarsus from destruction and saved Muslims in a hostile city, arrived in New York bearing credentials for friends in Chad. The educator fled fear as Wiehera punishment loomed, traveling from Mersine via Gorscbaek to alert the American consul. His masked journey and warning stirred mixed reactions among local crowds and religious communities.
A detailed account of American influence in twenty century Egypt describes Christian missions expanding schooling and medical care, shaping public education, female schooling, and religious life. It notes American teachers guiding English instruction, boarding schools for girls, and extensive church involvement in Cairo and Upper Egypt, with gains in literacy and social change.
The Lyonsian Republican reports the editor informs a patron that his son has spent four years at Kansas University and has not yet completed studies. He plans to be away Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday the 8th, seeking to sell or use ads to manage work during his absence.
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