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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1915
Page
6
The text lists publishing office details for the STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY in Anaconda with addresses for editorial and advertising departments and a roster of newsstands and agencies nationwide. It includes subscription rates, sale locations, and contact notes for general correspondence.
A year after the Kiel canal expansion and St Petersburg celebrations foreshadowed the war. Sarajevo's archduke assassination sparked July 28 war declarations. Articles discuss Britain’s aims, Russian losses, and Allied strategy, plus public fireworks safety and Mr Bryan’s resignation remarks and potential electoral impact.
The article argues that without large industries the United States would lack munitions and wealth during war. It notes decades of foreign orders fueled by successful American enterprises and contends trusts should be regulated rather than destroyed. It commends industry captains for powering wartime production and national resilience.
Merlina reports the foreign office is considering the U S note reply, likely ten days or more before dispatch, possibly submitted to the Kaiser for approval. The piece riffs on figures from Kipling to Bryan, Roosevelt, and Schiap Clark while noting German war weariness and American calls for peace amid global tensions.
A quirky tale set in a small Southern Pennsylvania town about a woman who writes verses tied with pink ribbon and a New York editor who jokes about Mark Twain and a bust of a young woman. A church social scene reveals a witty exchange with an elderly auntie at a abbatt.
Helene Dutriev a 23 year old French aviatrix and ambulance corps rider arrived in New York aboard the Rochams beau from France. She aided in guarding Paris during the early war and was decorated with the Legion of Honor. She will lecture in New York on wartime aircraft use and has won speed and distance prizes in New York contests and at Florence.
This article explains goiter types and treatment. It stresses identifying the underlying disturbance, distinguishing thyroid from other causes, and that many goiters require no surgery. It discusses toxic goiters with eye bulging and nervous symptoms, noting some cases improve with nonoperative methods while others need operation.
Housework guidance covers jelly making from 1915 McClure News Syndicate. It notes ripeness of fruit sugar quality and pectin affect results. If jelly is too soft, refrigerate in glass, or use glass sheets to finish firming. avoid small experimental batches and adjust with fruit juice or sugar, adding other fruit juices like currant or crab apple to aid jellying.
The Stamp Act, to take effect November 1 1765, faced universal condemnation and quick protest. Massachusetts proposed a colonial congress while mobs burned stamps and offices, forced resignations, and sacked homes in Boston New York Philadelphia and other towns. Commerce disrupted and officials fled as stamp distribution collapsed and legal processes stalled under mob pressure.
A collage of clipped quips from multiple papers notes chatter on war talk and libel suits. References include figures like Roosevelt and Bryan, with remarks on German sailors, home defense powder, and political resignations amid a wave of rumor and sensational phrasing.
A jumble of quotes and quips from multiple papers including satire on murderers scientists and court figures. Snappy lines touch on war hell humor mischief and everyday absurdities. Notable snippets reference mock dialogue about ushers teases about tea sampling and a playful jab at doctors and lawyers.
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