Publication details and listings for The Anaconda Standard
The notice lists publishing company information for The Anaconda Standard and its circulation, office addresses, and contact numbers. It mentions subscription rates, offices in Anaconda and elsewhere, and lists various news agencies and agents in multiple cities. It also directs correspondence to The Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda, Montana.
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Anaconda
Bell Phone
Independent Phone
Beitortal
AM General Business
Standard Publishing Company
Mont
Teachers' Union Considered at National Education Meeting
At a Philadelphia session of the national council of education a plan for a teachers union was presented by Professor Gosanlo of the Teachers' College. He argued such an organization would help teachers gain higher compensation and improve pay, noting many regions pay teachers less than unskilled labor. The proposal risks a strike if demands are unmet, and few teachers may endorse walking out over pay disputes.
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National Council of Education
Philadelphia
Ian Tree
Gosanlo
Teachers’ College
Kentnesi
Walon
Quieting Invention by Abram Maxim Promises Large Benefits
Inventor Abram Percy Maxim, famed for the gun silencer, is developing a new fan device aimed at quieting rooms in hospitals sickrooms hotels and business settings. He claims the device will shed silence like light from a lamp, relying on sound reflection by parabolic mirrors and an instrument placed between the source and listener. Maxim is also working on silencers for locomotive exhausts and stationary engines and believes the invention will let a clergyman write sermons quietly and editors mute unwanted typewriter and telegraph noise.
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Abram Percy Maxim
Ndge
Maxim
Wilson to Hinge Office Seekers on Public Duty
The article notes public approval likely for the official statement by President Wilson and his plan to limit interviews with office seekers to himself and trusted patriots. It compares this to his governorship in New Jersey and predicts Washington will show similar efficiency. It mentions changes in public offices as part of party system dynamics and the incumbents’ expected sportsmanship in defeat.
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Wilson
Ring
Washington
Trenton
Taft
New Jersey
United States
Montana and Texas roads and state politics take center stage
The piece discusses President Wilson's cabinet style and merit system, Montana legislature nearing adjournment with last day urgency, bond funding for roads in Texas totaling over eight million dollars, and public interest items from Washington to Mexico. It notes cautious optimism for good road bonds, legislative last-minute deals, and political commentary on national leadership.
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Thirteenth Legislative Assembly
State of
Montana
Senate
House
Texas
Prominent Cleveland Society Woman to Marry Barnes Heir
Miss Elizabeth Glover daughter of Cleveland couple, engaged to Thurlow Weed Barnes II son of William Barnes of Albany and New York politics. The June wedding will lead the couple to Kinderhook farm in Columbia County New York after Barnes completes Cornell agricultural studies following Harvard graduation.
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Cleveland
Ohio
William Barnes
Elizat Tn Date Glover
Charles Browning Glover
Thurlow Weed Barnes
New York State Republican Committee
Barnes
Albany
New York
12A Iiven
Boston
Lus
Kinderhook
Columbia County
N. Y
Harvard
Tue Agricultural College
Cornell
Character Cameos by ROBERT V. CARR
Feature praising a noble loyal dog and paralleling human virtues with a reflective essay on character. Describes a three year old setter with deep brown eyes and an intelligent expression, loyal unto death and kind to friends. The piece muses on virtue and humanity, comparing mortal flaws to animal fidelity.
Fragmented humor and misprints from a 19th century page
A garbled mixture of comic snippets, misquoted lines, and stray phrases from a newspaper page. It references Uncle Brown, a secret engagement, Captain Bowsprit, wild women, a child named Parcel, and various schoolyard jokes alongside disjointed notes on weddings, gifts, and Socrates.
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Brown
John Post
Pennsylvania
Toledo Blade
South America
Bowsprit
Slien
Katy
sTellers
Tieton
Socrates
Tie
Tim
Westocie
Strand Magazine
Heli
Tales of Laughing Irishmen and a Two Legged Stool
A jumble of comic vignettes from a New York audience and a Jamaican shopkeeper tale. The Irish conversation turns on Omar Khayyam and Chianti, then a gypsy and Pole dispute over a horse, followed by a Jamaica ice caper and a misfired boast about selling ice to a village.
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New
Russia
Inquirer
Takis
Sawdust Feed Story and Kitchen Humor Recounted
A collection of fragmented anecdotes recalls an efficiency zealot who touts sawdust feed for hens, a barbed joke about a green maid, a classroom anecdote on the word intense, and a prince tale. The Washington Star and St. Louis Democrat pieces illustrate quirks of modern change and courtship.
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