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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1914
Page
13
Publication details for the STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY with branches and news agencies listed across major cities. Contact addresses and telephones provided. all general correspondence directed to Anaconda Montana headquarters.
TheUtica Observer notes multiple party contenders for governor this fall inNew York with Governor Glynn likely to be renominated by Democrats. Republicans will field a candidate, progressives back a bossed campaign, and socialists and prohibitionists join. Sulzer emerges as a potent independent bid, aided by sympathetic Democrats and scattered progressives, aiming to rally support under a theme of fairness and the impeachment contention.
New York City looks to Gary Indiana and other towns for guidance as fusion administration officials plan radical reforms in vocational and preparatory education for millions of students. The piece praises Gary High School and Cincinnati and Wisconsin as leaders in education innovation, with references to Mayor Mitchel and railroad and industrial stakes.
The article assesses a plan where UC students would be paid to work in city departments and elsewhere, enabling them to support education while gaining practical training in earth, chemical, and analytical tasks. It also notes related debates on federal witness fees and broader political shifts, with international tensions and domestic policy under discussion.
The essay argues that Canadian emigration is waning as Americans return home. It cites affordable irrigation near Medicine Hat, a $17 million project, and boom rhetoric by the Canadian Pacific Railway. It notes harsh winters, higher costs, sparse rail facilities, and lower life quality versus the United States, urging settlers to stay away from Canada for now while American prospects improve.
Sir Ernest Shackleton plans a new ration system reducing daily food to 35 ounces per man for an extended polar expedition. The move aims to conserve bulk weight through condensed nutrition while preparing for an extended field campaign in glacial Norway.
A playful verse by Walt Mason celebrates a cheerful mule with bright disposition and patient labor. The critter toils from dawn to night, dragging the plow and bringing dimes to its master, while townsfolk tease the animal for its many ears and imperfect song.
A collage of editorial quips and quotes from several papers. Mentions Tasos Templeton and a swimmer with a record. Notes debate over canal business and a ship flying the American flag. Roosevelts hesitations prompt perceptions of an energetic thinking phase.
New York social notices report the engagement of Mrs. A Lanfear Norrie to Comte Odet Armand Murie de Jumba, a member of a French noble family. The announcement confirms earlier rumors and notes Mrs Norrie’s lineage including her father the late Henry S. Barbey and connections to prominent New York and Paris society figures.
A speaker argues that intellectual reception is gendered, claiming women uniquely understand men and vice versa. The piece discusses instinct, temperament, and the idea that minds mirror body sex traits. It explores sexed minds, attraction of feminine minds to masculine thoughts, and the role of gender in ideas across art and religion.
A garbled column mocks money manners and marriage norms with satire on husbands hiding money, wives judging ads, and men chasing stag hotels. It critiques flirtatious magazine imagery and slogans about fidelity, domestic routines, and social temptations.
Mrs. Sarah Stees of 26 North Montana Street in Butte, a longtime resident, credits Akoz the California mineral with curing rheumatism, asthma, and kidney trouble after ten years of rheumatic pain and decades of kidney and asthma symptoms. She reports renewed energy, improved sleep, better appetite, and strength, urging others to learn about Akoz. The ad notes Akoz is a natural mineral remedy, drug and alcohol free, demonstrated at Newbrooks store, 37 West Park Street, Butte, inviting inquiries by visit, phone, or letter.
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