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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1916
Page
6
The document lists advertising representations and select offices for the PRAWDARD PURLAING COMPANY with addresses in New York Chicago and multiple Western cities. It notes rate structures and distribution details for subscribers and carriers, including monthly and yearly pricing.
Report from New York World suggests Roosevelt backs Hughes while preferring Witon Kren Ndeat and Bryan factions realign. Roosevelt Bryan and old allies drift toward a heated, distraction-free fight, with Roosevelt and Bryan in familiar camps.
Be in Butte for July events with strong carnival expectations. Elks organize committees and promise a well planned program with many sights and activities. Families urged to visit during the carnival period for a lively community celebration.
The article argues for changing congressional record practice to reflect actual proceedings rather than acting as a vehicle for extraneous quotations and partisan distribution. It emphasizes reading the record as a faithful record of Congress and limiting irrelevant material.
The passage argues to shift to a periodic record of vital interest, replacing unclear references to numbers and fines with plain notes on each vote. It suggests detailing the impact and scope of amendments, improving accuracy while reducing the current broad and garbled nominal record.
A Montana roads convention is planned for July 13 and 14 inviting all citizens to attend. The Montana State Automobile and Good Roads Association will host speakers on road topics and field trips to Deer Lodge areas, stressing the state's need for improved highways and continued effort across all regions.
A collage of odd anecdotes from a bygone era recounts mislaid tools in a shop, an earnest student-turned-bookkeeper, clerks and ministers in sharp exchanges, a German dye monopoly, and a Boston exchange about social missteps amid routine shop life.
Foreign policy aims to soften ties with South and Central America while Mexico conflict worsens. The United States considers intervention to restore order, as Carranza’s stance shifts and regional allies weigh whether to allow Washington’s actions.
The readable text discusses Mexico's qualities and war conduct, and how Texans view fighting Mexicans or Republicans. It mentions Carrizal and lingering antebellum days, reflecting mixed sentiments about civilized warfare and national calls to arms.
Dr. W A Evans discusses nystagmus with eyes rolling in various patterns and complaints of dizziness and headache. He distinguishes organic brain disease from fatigue related eye strain, notes European miners show higher rates, and suggests proper fitting spectacles and rest for cure.
The article recalls an old Irish stew idea born of few utensils and one pot. It notes simple cooking, butter rich, potatoes pared and cooked with dry ingredients, echoing a bygone kitchen simplicity.
The author recalls meeting Chauncey Olcott at a New York talent agency and winning three roles in Olcott's Edmund Burke play for a family. The year included rehearsals, humor over costumes, and Olcott's patient kindness, forming a lifelong friendship with Mr and Mrs Olcott.
A collage of quotes from Missouri, Louisville, Memphis, Springfield and Wall Street sources reflects mounting war sentiment. References range from President Wilson’s guarded remarks to debates over naval battles in the North Sea and the scale of historic engagements.
A collage of quotes from the Boston Transcript Washington Star and Louisville Courier Journal: jokes on reticence barber chairs mistaken identity and misapplied philosophy. Wry exchanges feature a barber’s razor mockery a stalwart Festus Dester and a wealth claim with chosen misery.
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