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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1916
Page
4
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The house committee advances a larger navy bill with five battle cruisers, replacing the administration plan for two dreadnoughts. Montana reports rising settlement with farmers from the Middle West selling farms for better prospects, while war costs and American relief efforts loom large amid global tension and neutrality shifts in Greece Romania Sweden Spain and others.
The article notes rising human and financial costs as fighting intensifies despite peace talk. It cites Austrian offensives regaining ground in Italian territories, continued slaughter around a war zone, and Russian advances in Turkish areas with signs of renewed Balkan operations.
A patchwork of humorous vignettes, legal briefings, and social jests unfolds across a bustling afternoon. Officers question a wary private, a Yorkshire clerk mocks hood symbolism, and a witty toast about a New York bear fur lift contrasts with spoofed Oxford fashion critiques.
A European observer notes the United States earns respect by feeding the hungry and aiding the wounded. The piece contrasts food ships and Red Cross uniforms with warfare, stressing relief over bullets and the US role in comforting suffering across Belgium France Poland Serbia Montenegro Armenia and beyond.
Dr. W A Evans cautions about summer diarrhoea linked pneumonia and cold in babies, stresses avoid exposing infants to sick people, and urges careful room temperature, ventilation, and clothing. It recommends outdoors play when warm but not extreme, continues breastfeeding guidance, and warns against overcooling or overheating.
A 1916 reminiscence recalls a family outing to a circus. The narrator describes children’s wide eyes, clowns, and treats while contrasting their excited moments with the stern father figure who once restricted amusements. The tale echoes enduring tensions between discipline and playful freedom.
An advice filled article urges housewives to restock with open stock china to avoid large sudden expenses. It highlights willow pattern blue and white pieces, the plumed motif pattern, plain white china, and light green Japanese glaze, noting durability and compatibility with dining room schemes while suggesting affordable sources in Japanese shops.
A collage of humorous lines and fragmented dialogue from various papers hints at light courtroom banter and social queries. The snippet references George's love affair, capital punishment debates, and a jokey exchange about a trunk mystery book.
Amid a noisy press scene, Charles Evan Hughes stands as a quiet focal point while Roosevelt urges national unity and a switch of course. The Boston and Philadelphia papers show varied takes on Roosevelts influence, with playful asides on political maneuvering and a hint of Carranzas possible impact.
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