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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1901
Page
6
A gun shop touts Parker Hammerless and L C Smith Hammerless shotguns at factory prices and advertises Ithaca Hammerless at 35 dollars. It highlights 25 and 10 to 26 dollar hammerless models, Marlin Repeater in three grades, Savages Mannlichers Mausers Colts, and Winchester produced rifles with date stamps.
A broad selection of camping gear including Dutch ovens and utensils is advertised with a claim that stores offer everything needed and prices are right.
Mrs. Squiers leads a discussion on how constant striving can elevate the human soul toward Christlike perfection. She explains Jesus as the Savior and the soul’s reincarnation through incarnation, urging recognition of universal brotherhood and inner divine light in all people.
The Guilde fortress, a medieval Brittany stronghold near Guildo village, features nine foot walls and secret tunnels. Gilles de Bretagne was murdered here in 1448. later Spanish sieges, monastic ruins, and legends endure alongside nearby ringing stones on the riverbank.
A Telegraph report recounts how German punctiliousness surpasses English norms in daily life and in official settings. The piece cites an example from Bandau where formal etiquette at a fort leads to strict ceremonial practice.
The Hartford Times argues that high quality literary work does not inherently shorten life. It reviews American and English writers, noting averages around mid-sixties, and cites Poe, Kes, Shelley as outliers. It credits discipline, depicts living U.S. authors such as James and Clemens, and dismisses the notion of the wild, consumptive author.
The Fortnightly Review argues that an industry backed by government and the nation fares better than one neglected by them. It discusses temporary community sacrifice, contrasts with German and American support, and cites Lamennais on mutual giving as the essence of true society. It notes decades of restricting competition to raise comfort and life standards.
The passage argues that foreign competition lowers U.S. living standards through cheap labor in southern states and abroad. It warns England faces a cul de sac and warns America must choose between maintaining a high standard of living or preserving free trade.
A Baltimore druggist notes prices of rare medicines like pseudo physostigmine and musk, with musk priced at about 50 dollars an ounce. The article also surveys population trends in Britain France England and Germany, highlighting birth rates emigration and gender imbalances amid social change.
In southern France after a wedding the bride moves to her new home with friends while the groom is separated. The rejected suitor aims a wooden shoe at him as the crowd cheers. The act symbolizes letting go of ill will and marks the couple’s new start.
A daily newspaper offers a neatly bound plate paper volume containing 239 reproductions of modern masterworks with descriptions, presenting a premium far more substantial than typical cheap booklets.
The Sunday Standard boasts special colored editions with stories by noted writers and Montana portraits. It offers a $2.00 yearly rate with a premium of six handsome pictures for advance yearly payments and option to mail to relatives with weekly delivery. Subscriptions can be sent to Anaconda or branch offices in Butte, Missoula, or Great Falls.
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