Anaconda Standard publication details and rates
The Anaconda Standard lists publishing details for STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY. It notes post office entry as second class mail matter, office location in Standard Building Anaconda Montana, and outlines subscription pricing by week month and year for North America plus a note about Sunday Standard sales and outside Montana distribution.
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Nebraskan wreck as British press weighs angry response
The Nebraskan was seriously damaged off the south coast of Ireland while returning from Liverpool to the United States. No contraband on board. It may have been a mine or a torpedo from a German submarine, a distinction that could signal deliberate hostility or a peripheral incident. President Wilson awaits Germany’s reply to the Lusitania note, with timing delayed by other matters including Italy’s entry into the war.
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Ireland
Liverpool
United States
Germany
Wilson
Lusitania
Italy
America
Europe
Mexico
Italian Historian Warns Germany Faces Decline This Year
Signor Ferrero, a famed Italian historian, argues Germany has reached maximum strength in troops and cannot sustain it beyond this year. He cites initial 9,000,000 for the empire, about 6.6 million called to field, with 1.7 million casualties and 4 million remaining, three million in the western front and one million aiding Austria in the east. He predicts reserves deplete after this year unless decisive victory occurs, else Germany will weaken as losses mount.
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Butte Miners Receive Higher Wages In April And May
The article notes Butte miners received 275 dollars per day in April, up 0.25 from March, with a plan for May wages set at a day. It cites the three year old contract between local mining companies and the miners union and claims wage advances reflect copper price increases. The piece discusses the union split, community impact, and broader political and international commentary amid wartime strains.
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Butte
Socialist Party
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Denmark Grants Universal Suffrage In New Constitution
Ongoing European upheaval contrasts with Denmark’s peaceful reform. The new constitution expands suffrage to all men and grants women equal voting rights. The act, effective June 5, retains a king and sets age limits for upper and lower house voters. It notes global progress in women’s suffrage and contrasts with limited rights in Belgium, Bulgaria, France, Italy, the Netherlands, Romania, and Switzerland.
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Pan American conference opens in Washington with leaders' calls for unity
President Wilson and Secretary McAdoo address a pan American conference in Washington urging continental solidarity among Western Hemisphere nations. Eighteen South and Central American countries participate as the gathering aims to foster closer ties and world peace. The speakers express hope the meeting will guide civilizations toward peaceful cooperation.
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Central America
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Short Tales and a Painter’s Honest Take
A Columbus Dispatch fragment collection presents light humor about a careless youth burning varnish with a cigarette and misplacing a rug, a old log versus steel furniture remark, a humorous court dispute about water between milkmen, and a photographer’s quip on capturing a subject’s natural look.
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Columbus Dispatch
Housewife’s Guide to Foiling Moths
A 1915 household advisory urges constant vigilance against moths. It recommends airing packed items, brushing and washing dusty fabrics, using moth deterrents like moth balls and camphor, cleaning carpets with ammonia, opening room windows, and keeping closets open and washed to prevent infestations.
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Internal bath described as a violent enema method
An explanation from How to Keep Well ALK argues against internal baths or daily enemas. It defines an internal bath as a forcible injection of water into the lower bowel, detailing the anatomy of the intestine and warning of risks, emphasizing habit changes over repeated enemas.
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Chicago Daily Triune
Black opals from Australia dazzle at San Francisco fair
The New York Sun notes an Australian exhibit at the San Francisco fair featuring black opals and other precious stones. It highlights “Concentrated sunset” opals with blues greens and flame tints, including a specimen called The California Poppy, plus diamonds sapphires emeralds garnets and other gems.
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New York Sun
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Australia
Desert
Cloudland
Commonwealth
Oglethorpe's Plan to Found Georgia Colony
James Oglethorpe proposed a military colony along the southern coast between Charleston and St. Augustine. He sought debtors’ prisons reform and a new chance for honest men to prosper in America. Chartered by the king and funded by Parliament, settlers sailed in October 1782 to establish Georgia near Savannah with Moravian and Protestant settlers and Highland emigrants joining frontier posts against Spain.
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Egland
House of Commons
America
Charleston
St. Augustine
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Spirit of the Press and International Worries
A condensed look at press overreach and global politics. Mentions Portugal’s potential monarchical return, Wilson and Daniels, Edwards, and Roosevelts era tone. Notes shifts in British cabinet during wartime and Huerta's stance toward the United States. References Boston transcripts and New York Sun commentary on leadership and diplomacy.
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Humorous Wordplay and Local Gossip Fragments
A collection of clipped quips and brief quotes from newspapers including humorous exchanges about misread signs and grammar errors. The text weaves banter and small exchanges featuring Mrs Gabber, Perce Dean, Mrs Casey and others, with stray jokes about signs, elections, snakes and prohibition era asides.
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