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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1915
Page
6
The notice lists advertising rates for daily and Sunday editions, carrier and mail prices, and subscription terms. It also names outside newsstands and agents in New York, San Francisco, Tacoma, Spokane, and other cities, plus the STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY address in Anaconda Montana.
The press and public nationwide largely back President Wilson's note to Germany, praising its dignified yet firm diplomacy. Historians note rare unanimity, while editors differ on whether the note could have been stronger or milder without breaking diplomatic norms. Germany now bears responsibility to disavow acts or face a breach of international law.
Complications in foreign affairs may postpone the planned American navy voyage through the Panama Canal to San Francisco for the formal canal opening. The flotilla likely stays on the Atlantic coast until Europe clarifies. If war arises, the navy would take the lead in U S military action at sea.
In wartime, events unfold rapidly and it is prudent to keep the navy on standby. Officials stress that rapid mobilization and flexible deployment are essential to respond to evolving threats and surprise developments.
Joint committees of the chamber of commerce Merchants association and Rotary club launch a campaign to publicize Butte Montana to tourists. They plan descriptive literature to promote the city and its resources and to open Mor-Hiaon cave as a travel lure while improving state roadways for auto travel.
The New York World reports a straw poll suggesting New York City about 42,000 against suffrage and the state about 200,000 against. Suffragists dispute the method as unrepresentative, noting outreach mainly to elites while laborers may lean toward support. They vow to continue the fight despite alleged current opposition.
Helena Record reports the teachers pension plan may fail to take effect as the legislature cut a $2,500 appropriation for clerical work to launch the system. Teachers would fund the pension via salary assessments, but state aid is needed to begin. A remedy is hoped to save the law and start the program.
After the war Dr Bernard Dernburg former German colonial secretary spoke at the City club of Cleveland. He argued that peace treaties must reorganize rights and regulations and that a rock bottom basis is needed for international relations. He noted strong nations need space to grow and warned of long negotiations and suspended intercourse during a potential peace era.
The fragment discusses avoiding train reports in engagements between Billie Burke and Tilly Sunday, mentions bombs bursting in air and coastal defense plans. It urges colonels to organize rough-riding horse marines, weighs college orators against war, and notes enduring Union and Confederate warhorses ready for possible conflict under President Wilson.
A Wisconsin congressman recalls a public speaking incident where an obscure orator asks if the audience heard him, met with a yawning reply. The piece also notes Irish Guards at Ypres as bullets fly, and Private Flynn’s joke about a delayed smoke during shelling.
A 1915 McClure Newspaper Syndicate piece explains preserving rhubarb for weeks to months by washing and jar storage, then outlines rhubarb orange jam with oranges raisins and sugar, plus rhubarb alone jam and rhubarb with figs. includes steps for lemon and sugar preservation and canning.
Dr Evans outlines cancer prevention and notes overnourishment and heredity as key factors. He cites University of Chicago research by Miss Slye on mice across 25 generations, showing cancer can be bred in or out, and discusses historic Tun Huang Lu records and a Brussels street anomaly with tree regrowth via stray currents.
A collage of jokes and quips from era newspapers features a wife at the front, a blithe view of the human stage, and light digs at money, ambition, and modern manners. The snippets reveal social humor about war, debt, politics, and courtship with a playful tone.
A sixteenyearold Filipino student at Liceo College Manila painted a portrait of President Wilson in oils for the Philippine exhibit at the Panama Pacific International Exposition. He studied President Wilson through periodicals and had never met the President.
A fragmentary historical meditation on early 1700s Virginia and colonial America during Queen Anne's War. It traces English and colonial responses to French and Huguenot settlement, the founding of institutions like William and Mary and Yale, and rising frontier tensions. It notes leaders like Penn and Churchill, alliances in Europe, and hints at frontier defense debates and warnings ignored.
Opinion snippets from papers like Seattle Post Intelligencer and Philadelphia Inquirer reflect varied views on Roosevelt, Hughes, Taft, and others. Reports touch on political stances, constitutional questions, and public figures amid a noisy press landscape of the era.
A metafictional view compares a newspaper to a type pipe guiding information directly into homes. It argues that ads should reach readers efficiently, with minimal waste, and invites manufacturers to contact the Bureau of Advertising at the American Newspaper Publishers Association in New York for guidance.
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