Standard Publishing Company notice and addresses
The Anaconda Standard lists publication and subscription details for the Standard Publishing Company, with offices and agents in multiple cities. It names news agencies and addresses in New York Chicago Ogden Seattle Portland Rochester and other locations, and directs general business correspondence to Anaconda, Montana.
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Pankhurst militia faces hurdle as meeting halls close
London on May 18 sees dwindling options for suffragists as halls shut by owners amid threats of penalties. Extremists threaten protests, but police guard the remaining venues. The Commons split hints rational suffragists may prevail if the movement remains focused on merit.
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Pankhurst
House of Commons
The Gown And The Price In Graduation Attire Debate
The piece notes the approaching commencement season and the ongoing conflict over gowns and accessories. It cites the June Woman's Home Companion urging common sense in graduation attire and quotes a school teacher opposing extravagant showy gowns.
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Woman's Home Companion
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Fiery House of Mondell and Si mon in political clash
A fragmented political tirade mocks Frank W Mondell of Wyoming and Thomas A Si mon of Mississippi as rival figures. It rails at opponents, defends tariff policy, and references congressional clashes over wages and investigations while threading through broader remarks on politics, journalism, and international affairs.
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Graduation Gowns and Cost a Social Dilemma
A letter discusses the emotional pull of graduation attire for sisters and mothers, noting the sacrifice behind costly gowns. It argues the gown cost shifts focus from achievement to symbol, urging limits on gown materials as proposed in Cincinnati to three dollars.
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Ays
Cincinnati
Future of the Turk Sees Reform After Asia Minor
Bucknam Pasha, American soldier of fortune and admiral in the Turkish navy, expresses optimism about Asia Minor. While in London after peace talks, he predicts it will take at least a year for the Ottoman government to straighten out affairs and establish stable governance.
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London
The Examiner and the Notorious Bandit in One Policy
A New York life insurer asks a quiet man applying for twenty thousand dollars about wounds and confinement. The man, Albert Jennings, is revealed as a two time bandit who earned a pardon after two years in prison. He claims strong health now and says he will obtain the policy.
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Mor Fal
Ernor O'Hara
Albert Jennings
Oklahoma
Cincinnati Times-Star
Child’s Play With Spirit Girl Draws Curious From Distance
Denver file Corinne Alberta Mayfield five years old communicates daily with an imaginary playmate named Margie who she says lives above the clouds. The girl and her dolls perform simple games as scientists and psychologists study the case of early psychic powers and the mystery surrounding Margie.
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A. A. Mayfield
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Intellectual Cocktails on the Slow Ticking of Life
Reflective piece on how time stretches and contracts across life stages from youth to old age. It contrasts slow childhood days with fast aging, noting milestones like college, marriage, and children as perceived from different life viewpoints.
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Tong
Tony
Jokes and sayings from Luke M'Luke in Cincinnati Enquirer
A collection of wry aphorisms about marriage, gender roles, and domestic life. The snippets touch on wives controlling toothbrushes, husbands avoiding painted dolts, marital wisdom versus appearances, and humorous takes on infidelity, fashion, language, and politics. The tone is light, satirical, and era-specific.
Humor of the Day Bits and Bobs from Papers
A collage of quips from newspapers and magazines recount witty exchanges and jokes. Jests about marriage fatigue, generational nerves, artists as futurists, and a sailor’s travel tale, with quick one-liners from Boston Transcript Washington Herald London Opinion and Chicago papers.
St Leonard’s Church in Devonshire’s Tivington
A tiny historic church in Devonshire named St Leonard’s, near Mines read In, reputedly among England’s smallest and quaintest. It has no steeple or chimney, and its construction is lost in antiquity.
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Tivington
Mines Read
Devonshire
England
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