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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1913
Page
11
Felix the captive born mountain goat at Columbia Gardens dies after foot injury, underwent amputation, and was buried with honors. The six month old animal drew visitors, children mourn his loss, and his fur value noted despite burial. The resort community grieves for Felix.
The Q A excerpt discusses Miss Jane Addams as a pioneer in social service for Hull House founded in Chicago in 1889. It notes Germany's regular aerial mail between Cologne Dusseldorf and Neuss and includes Osler's remark about age related work contribution, indicating debates over aging and duty.
Fragmentary notes report the opening of a motel in Yakin, Michigan. The article mentions a man named Mullins, born in Michigan, in better health, and associated with the venture. Details about location, date, and full context are incomplete in the readable text.
The Weather Bureau forecasts settled conditions in the far Northwest with cooler spells overall for the coming week and unsettled weather returning late in the week after Tuesday. The funeral of John A. Carmichael is planned for Monday afternoon at 2 oclock from the home of his sister Mrs. M. A. MacMillen at 1181 Anthony Street. Interment will be in Mount Mor fun cemetery.
The Unitarian church sermon by Rev T Clinton Brockway questioned the Apostles Creed. He argued the creed reflects old idols and that modern thought requires reinterpretation. He critiqued the miracles and doctrines, urging a view of religion focused on ethical unity rather than dogmatic specifics.
The text discusses how views on heaven and hell have long restricted most humanity to damnation or oblivion. It notes modern science fostering doubt about personal immortality while acknowledging a cautious hope supported by leading scientists. It argues for restatements and reinterpretations of Christian theology in light of new knowledge.
The second I B S A Bible lecture series by Pastor W M Batterson of Nebraska City will address why many dread or hope for Christ to come again. The talk promises clear scripture based answers with free seating and no collections.
Heartfelt thanks to neighbors and friends for the sympathy during illness and death of Anna Sophia Schmid. Gratitude extended for floral offerings and support from the William Tell society. Also notes on miscellaneous adv items and local services.
The Permanent Players drew strong crowds yesterday at the Empire with The Bishop's Carriage a story of a girl thief's regeneration told with humor and drama. Cast members C. N. Hutchinson Della Pringle and Albert Worth delivered notable performances while J. C. Wright Fannie Keeler Otters Hallie Mitchell and others added solid support. The Way of the West will follow this week.
Madeline Powell died hours after taking morphine in her Floyd Block room. She left a dying wish that her dog be cared for by a kind family and that her husband’s death had driven her to self harm. Relatives are in Oregon City, Oregon.
An Alderman clashed with a streetcar conductor on Broadway and Rain, prompting an arrest after a disturbance aboard the car. Patrolman Rodda was called as the altercation escalated with Jane Stearthy, aged 33, reportedly attempting to leave the car amid the commotion.
The Silver Bow Sunday School association will honor field day contest winners with a silver loving cup during a banquet at First Presbyterian Church this afternoon. The event includes the baseball team with the high standing in the Sunday School league. A reception for families will follow at Masonic Temple Tuesday evening with a program and light refreshments.
An excerpt from National Century recalls the Philadelphia incident when Captain Bainbridge confronted Tripolitan gunboats after the ship ran aground off Tripoli on October 31, 1808. Despite heavy fire, Bainbridge and his crew fought briefly to lighten and defend the vessel before surrendering to save lives.
A man named Pat struggles with stonebreaking on a roadside as a friend arrives to help. The helper takes the hammer, demonstrates the proper method, and breaks the stone with renewed vigor, prompting Pat to acknowledge the improvement and potential ease of the task.
William Faversham mounted a single play Julius Caesar on Broadway for a month last winter, the first such continuous run in New York in over a decade. He will reprise the original intact production with a distinguished company led by Constance Ollier as Portia and R. D. Maclean as Brutus, signaling strong public support for a premier Shakespearean presentation.
Portland weekly livestock report shows cattle receipts at 1482 and hogs around steady with prices 8.00 to 8.75 for primes. cows and calves weak, steers down, meat prices fluctuating. Sheep and lambs held steady with good demand for top lambs as market sentiment stays cautious amid uneven weekly supply.
The article surveys famed lines on death from Shakespeare and Raleigh, noting the stark, simple certainty the topic presents. It contrasts celebratory and somber tones, mentions Vaughan and Lander, and ends with brief notes on South African sugar cane plans and German naval conversions.
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