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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1913
Page
13
The Anaconda Standard page lists a network of newsstands and agents across the region. It notes sale points in Montana and nationwide offices in New York Detroit Chicago St Paul Minneapolis Kansas City San Francisco Denver Salt Lake City Portland and more. It directs correspondence to the Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda Montana.
A reflective meditation on Dayton flood wreckage and heroic rescues contrasts with Montana politics. The piece laments lost lives and ponders manliness and faith amid catastrophe, then argues against direct legislation via voter initiative, urging representative government and careful state policy.
The text reports a deadlock in Illinois politics over the long term senate seat with J Hamilton Lewis leading the Democratic view and T L Sherman winning the short term. It notes Democratic strength in the Senate and references blending figures from 1868 to 1919 amid a flood and political turmoil. The piece blends historical context with contemporary crisis and reflects a populist Washington and Midwest stance.
Newspaper pages cite diverse editorials from the Baltimore American Detroit Free Press Pittsburgh Dispatch and Boston Advertiser debating direct primaries and the present system’s drawbacks. Mentions Roosevelt Taft and Greece’s king while noting wages tariffs and political strategies as factors in the public discourse.
A collage of witty snippets from varied sources on manners, marriage, fashion, suffrage, and social quirks. Jests, brief dialogues, and observations touch on doctors, divorces, streetcar transfers, and gender roles, reflecting early 20th century humor and newspaper caption style.
A 49 year old married woman with tasty colored hair blue bulging eyes and a broad mouth. described as fearful anxious about money and relatives, jealous of her husband, lacking religion and intelligence. The text condemns selfishness and self centered worry, urging self forgetting to find happiness as it critiques her lack of charity and social grace.
Seattle March 26 The coroner s jury investigating the death of Mrs Ida Anderson wife of H C Ander president of the Tank of Stanwa Stanwood Wash returned a verdict that the woman died of starvation Mrs Linda Burfield Hazzard the last cure practitioner under whose treatment Mrs Anderson fed was present but refused to answer questions on advice of counsel
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