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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1915
Page
11
Mrs Janet McKenzie Hill editor of the Boston Cooking School Magazine presents a yeastless German Coffee Cake. The notes praise warm bread for Sunday breakfast and suggest using double raise baking powder for freshness. Includes recipe steps and ingredient hints for a tender cake.
The article urges readers to use full information on goods and prices to cut living costs. It promotes buying with knowledge and emphasizes that daily newspaper advertising columns provide standards and information that lead to satisfaction and savings.
Manager W J Swarts confirms resignation amid reports that Considine interests will take over the Empress theater in Butte. Wisner may assume control. Meantime, plans to reopen other Considine theaters loom as uncertainty surrounds the Empress future and next week's bill presentation.
Transfer notices outline numerous property deeds including Silverton realty firms selling parcels in blocks and additions to individuals such as Gertrude Cole and Louise Vroom, with many iden tified lots in Corona and Rice additions. Other items include estates divided among heirs and minor stakes in several lodes, totaling $1 in several transactions.
Crowds visit Standard offices in Butte and Anaconda as genuine Oneida Community souvenir spoons go on sale. Spoons cost 1e each with four coupons or two for 80 with seven coupons, and subscribers may buy up to four spoons at 1s each per paid month. Mailing charges apply. mail orders to Anaconda office.
A damaged OCR fragment notes that Atte billiard balls were made and stored at a temperature of 3) degrees for a year before use, indicating an archival detail about production or storage conditions.
Promised diversified program at the Empress theater features Beresford Lovett and Mabel Florence in The Master Move, with The Two Bryants, Elmina the living statue, Grannis and Grannis as Italian opera stars, and two reels of entertaining motion pictures.
Lew Wells, vaudeville favorite known for saxophone eccentricities, headlines a cheerful entertaining stage piece at the American. The story centers on a good girl's struggle against poverty and evil, told in a new, forcible way. Wells has drawn strong audience enthusiasm, making this visit even more successful than the initial performance yesterday.
Lyle Bishop unveils a new melody program titled Empress Oren featuring a lively suite designed to appeal to diverse listeners. The composer hints at rhythmic variety and memorable motifs to showcase performance techniques and audience engagement.
The leading Lois Meredith stars in a melodrama about a broker, his stepson, and a stenographer facing humiliation. The plot follows missing papers, a rescue, and sparks of romance amid a tense office struggle. Lusitania scenes complement the bill with Help Wanted, presented in real fashioned film.
In Hermosillo Sonora on May 21 a bread riot drew about two thousand participants including men women and children. Stores were looted, with two American shops among the targets and the rest Chinese. Governor Maytorena dispatched troops to quell the disturbance and restore order.
Totals as of today show $4,000 raised for widows and orphans of the F-1 submarine disaster. The drive in Los Angeles appeared to face a naval benevolence rejection, with organizers noting continued requests and a push to secure further donations.
Fragmented OCR passage discusses an elusive 8.8 system and claims blood purification through a mysterious agent. It emphasizes skepticism toward doctors, praising surgical advances yet urging the blood be cleaned by a hidden method. Names, dates, and coherent details are sparse.
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