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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1914

Page

13

Standard Publishing Company Notice and Subscription Rates

Listing of subscription prices for the Standard Daily and Sunday in Anaconda Montana, with distribution points and newsstand locations across New York Detroit Rochester Denver Spokane and San Diego. Names several news agencies and offices, including Park Row New York and Broadway. notes general business correspondence to the Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda Montana.

Carlier North America Standard By Mail Sea Copy Montana New York Hotaling’s Park Row Thiry-eighth Broadway Co'a Fifth Detroit Man Treg Tie Whitney's Spokane John W. Grahi Coe Standard Publishing Company

Wilson Urges Swift Passage of Anti-Trust Bills

President Wilson spoke to Virginia editors at the White House urging immediate passage of anti-trust legislation. He warned postponement would cause doubt and unrest, saying only the anti-trust bills remain to bring business certainty and a major boom, following tariff and currency reforms. He defended his program as essential for a fair trial and national confidence.

Wilson Virgina White House Congress United States Department of Commerce

Life Extension Institute aims to cut preventable deaths

Elmer E. Rittenbuse, president, cites 600000 annual preventable deaths and outlines a plan to detect disease early. Taft chairs the board with Irving Fisher, Vanderlip, and Col. Gorgas among directors. Fisher leads a life conservation corps and warns midlife death rates rise. Public sanitation saves babies and may reduce costs for employers. The institute began three months ago in Wall Street institutions, finding 40 percent of workers in need of medical attention, with a quarter of them needing urgent care.

Life Extension Institute Elmer E. Rittenbuse Taft Irving Fisher Yale Frank A. Vanderlip William €. Gorgas Panama Fisher Wall Street

Brumbaugh and Pennsylvanias Political Prospects

A long column riffs on Brumbaugh as a national hopeful, praising his vision and oratory, with Detroit educator friends predicting a Pennsylvania governor bid could thrust him into national politics. The piece links Brumbaugh to 1914 party currents and GOP hopes, while noting rival expectations and broader reform chatter.

Montana Hla la Maly United States Brumbaugh Charl Chedeey Detroit Martin” G Brumbaugh Philadephia Pennsylvania Woodrow Wilson William 3. Bryan Brombaugh Igo Agure Pittsburg

Electric power debate challenges soil science beliefs

At a Philadelphia convention the N E L A heard claims that electricity could boost soil productivity dramatically. Prof H W Spang reports that electricity from trolley lines harms tree roots in Brooklyn, suggesting effects depend on quantity and location.experiments at Sing Sing confirm that large electricity doses can be fatal to living tissues.

Doctors of Agriculture National Electric Light Association Philadelphia H. W. Spang Brooklyn Spang Sing Sing

Pedestrian right of way judged at city crossroads

A Philadelphia judge sentenced a chauffeur to six months in jail and a $250 fine after a man was convicted of involuntary manslaughter for running down two women. The judge ruled that pedestrians have the right of way at street crossings and drivers must yield or face risk. The defendant appeals, claiming bias against motorists and misinterpretation of the law.

Erie Phil Delphia France Philadelphia

Spirit of the Press on Panamanian Canal Hopes and Mexican News

A compilation of editorial glimpses from multiple papers. It cites hints of Panama canal ambitions under a new government in France like terms and notes Huerta and Carranza figures in Mexican affairs. It references diverse opinions on U S and international politics and a playful remark about bull moose party in Niagara Falls.

Panama Canal Indianapolis News

Wealthy Kansas City Packer Showcases Costly Mirror

A Kansas City tale portrays a rich meat packer boasting a palatial home and a $1000 plate-glass mirror in his drawing room. A guest admires the mirror at cost before noting its scratch, prompting a sly exchange with the packer’s wife as the scene unfolds.

Kansas City

Revolt Report in Venezuela Targets General Gomez

Uprising rumors from Washington indicate at least nine states or the republic of Venezuela are in revolt against General Juan Vicente Gomez. Recent unrest was reported in Coro Trujillo and Maturin as the revolt spreads. Venezuelans abroad note the lack of official confirmation from Gomez or provisional President Bustillos.

Republic of Venezuela Juan Vicente Gomes Washington Coro Trujillo Maturin Gomez Senor Marquez Bustillox Caracas Wuld

Work and Play in Horace Bushnell’s Thoughtful Contrast

A defense of art for its own sake over didactic aims cites Horace Bushnell on work versus play. Pleasure should arise from the act itself, not wages, with true art flourishing when intention is absent. The piece contrasts virtue as effortless joy, notes sermons as literature, and ends with humorous domestic lines about marriage, fashion, and daily life.

Horace Bushnell

Aunt In Earnest Mind Presides Over Shortcake Lore

A lively verse piece by Walt Mason extols aunts who bake legendary shortcake at home. The narrator jokes about a mysterious kitchen formula and contrasts it with grand restaurant fare, praising humble, steady aunt work. The piece lampoons culinary pretensions and celebrates homely skill.

Guna Nome Rome Herry Jings

The old time boy of the Cincinnati Inquirer tale

Fragmentary text from the Cincinnati Inquirer recalls a young man once famed for playing harp and his shift after marriage and cost of living. It riffs on love, opportunity, and gender roles with quips about eight hour days and social expectations, amid disjointed lines and errant spellings.

Cincinnati Inquirer Jens Harp Scamen Howe Aviman

Marshment Olive Dressing Recipe and Sauce Method

Recipes by Mrs Marshment outline a cold olive dressing with vinegar salt cayenne and oil. A hot sauce base uses water lemon juice vinegar flour paste olive oil and egg yolks then folded into the dressing to finish. The text describes mixing sanding and flavoring steps and yields a creamy dressing.

Humor Bits and Snippets From Old Newspapers

A collage of witty lines and brief exchanges from various papers, featuring quips about best sellers, a corset ad juxtaposition, a table steward on an ocean liner, jokes about golf and speed limits, and playful banter about fashion, beauty, and social scenes. Notable bits include Punch style humor and a Mr Softly motif, with exchanges about crowds, riding, and a streetcar ticket as a punchline.

Washington Post Pert Stance Houston Post Washington Star Nat Boston

Brunot Hall Offers Ideal Boarding For Girls

An old catalog style note promotes Brunot Hall as an ideal boarding and day school for girls. It highlights art and physical training departments, experienced teachers, proper sanitation, and house grounds upkeep. Readers are urged to request a catalogue and more information.

Cha

Plant Juice Promoted By Butte Business Woman

A prominent Butte businesswoman endorses Plant Juice as a general tonic and remedy for rheumatism and stomach trouble. The ad claims it clears blood, purifies the system, relieves constipation, and stabilizes liver function, appealing to women with nervousness and poor circulation. Sold by Smith Drug Co in Anaconda and Newbro Drug Co in Butte.

Butte Dickson Mra Smith Drug Company Anaconda Newbro Drug Company

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