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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1913

Page

13

Standard Publishing Company and Newsadvertising Offices

The notice outlines Standard Publishing Company based in Anaconda Montana and lists advertising offices and agents in New York Chicago San Francisco and other cities. It identifies Morton as manager and notes foreign advertising and mailing matter. The text references sale and distribution networks and includes address lines for various partner offices.

Standard Publishing Company Publishers and Proprietors Fered Pest Anaconda Mea

Underwood's Senate Prospect and Canadian French Growth

The item notes talk that Representative Oscar W. Underwood may seek Alabama’s Senate seat, with supporters pushing him to remain House Democratic leader for 1916 prospects, while President Wilson’s standing makes a Senate bid unlikely. It also reports French Canadians in Canada increasing population, with the last census listing 2,054,000 French among 7,206,000.

Oscar W. Underwood Alabama United States Senate Underwood House Democrats Senate Wilson White ‘House Canada

Roads and culture clash in Montana daily expenditures

The article argues Montana must fund road maintenance as actively as construction to avoid waste. It urges broad attendance at the American Road Congress to gain nationwide experience in building and maintaining good roads, tying infrastructure to prosperity and long term plans.

Butte Montana Detroit United States

Intellectual Poems and the Quiet Voice of Inanimate Things

A compact meditation on poetry and perception. The piece argues that true poetry awakens meaning in voiceless things, urging readers to seek connection with stars, trees, cities, and nature. It cites Tennyson Dickens Plato and St Francis to illustrate how language can reveal the subtler sense of existence.

Tennyson St. Franc Jature Plato

Walt Mason Style Song Reflects Economic Woes in Stores

The humorous verse portrays Simpson and Jimpson stores as symbols of hard times. It satirizes rising prices, low wages, and economic strain with a playful narrator and a genial vendor who insists the trade might improve. The piece echoes early 20th century rural commerce anxieties.

Fusion in New York Campaign Wobbles on Gudgeon

Riverside excerpts note fusion in New York municipal campaign appears unstable as rival moves show wobbling unity. Various editorials reference national politics and public behavior, including Thaw Mexico, tariff talk revived by Magara, and comments on American sugar consumption in politics.

New York Knoxville Journal

Humor of the Day Snippets Across Laughing Exchanges

A collage of quips from various outlets presents jokes on aphasia storms manners and medicine. Dialogues touch on misheard phrases and social missteps, featuring gag lines about doctors, inhala tions, missionaries liquor, and everyday family banter with a satirical edge.

Luke M'Luke Says Oddities of Modern Manners

In this Cincinnati Enquirer column a lighthearted survey of social quirks appears. It jokes that honesty alters presidential prospects, young brides adjust to married life, and women’s hatpins, hair, and dress choices reveal evolving habits through playful vignettes.

Cincinnati Enquirer

Old Fashioned Women and Social Quips From a Bygone Era

A fragmented column mocks etiquette and gender norms, noting silk stockings over cotton, jealousy over perfume, and a man stealing baby carriages as a business. It contrasts female vanity with male folly, mentioning canned goods, chamois powder, and gossip about social habits, with a brief criminal anecdote from New York.

Anna New York

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