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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1909
Page
3
The Anaconda Standard shows rate notices and a list of offices and feeders. It includes publishing and mailing details, subscription rates, and the network of news stands and newspaper agents across multiple cities. The document also names the Anaconda publishing company and its Montana base with related addresses and phone lines.
The article recounts Wellman’s Arctic balloon expedition debates with Cook and Peary, noting three guards at Spitzbergen, and critiques the supposed feats. It shifts to a long profile of Diss Debar, accusing her of spiritualist fraud, jail time, connections to Luther Marsh, and a string of sensational trials across cities including New Orleans and London.
A long, fragmentary 1910s style piece discusses forming a club in New York to promote happiness and harmony. It names Edward Shadios as president and Folger as secretary, outlining aims to spread cheer, unity, and practical ethics, while noting social roles and broad public interest in well being. It also weaves in contemporary events, fall fashions, and exploration talk, reflecting a miscellany of topics typical of a community column.
Fragmented report describes a mushroom fungus and its growth in decaying wood. Mentions Ep Remtetlee and Bethea of woody plants, with references to Japanese and German methods and a production trial at an ancient institute. Details are garbled and uncertain.
An unclear report suggests a specialist named Spook is involved in a murky matter about world affairs. It hints at a performance by a figure called the UHink and mentions possible lawsuits against Wall Street operators. The text remains garbled with unnamed persons and places.
A fragmented narrative traces the rivalry between Harriman and Hill as they maneuver to control major rail lines. The plot centers on schemes involving the St Paul, Burlington, Northern Pacific, and Standard Oil syndicate, highlighting strategic moves, stock plays, and shifts in influence across Chicago, New York, and western roads amid a tense corporate standoff.
A garbled reminiscence mentions George Bernard Shaw and theater, noting his limited engagement and a reflection on why he avoids the stage. The fragment suggests questioning the pleasure of the theater and the audience’s needs in the artistic experience.
Fragmentary prose describes competing railroad empires led by Harriman and Hill, as mergers and trestles near Missouri and Motridge reshape routes. The narrative notes a rate peace with parallel lines across the Northwest, while Wall Street nervously watches progress in northern and southern road dominances.
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Workers and service members should cultivate charity over the next twelve months as a conjunction of circumstances hints at increased money and power. Employed individuals must avoid boastfulness for work not done, while children are expected to show talent without morbid fastidiousness amid seasonal amusements like a Yankee Doodle ride with a Star subscription.
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