Newspaper billing and advertising contact details
The snippet lists publication office addresses and advertising representatives for the Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda Montana, including postage rates, subscription costs, carrier and mail options, and distribution contacts across multiple regional agencies and cities. It names Whitlam J Morton Co as foreign advertising representative and cites agencies in New York Chicago Rochester Beaverhead and other locations.
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Whitlam J. Morton Co
New York
1Ifth Avenue
Chicago—Tribune
Pews
Montana
Rtiere
TF Standard Ts
Seow York
Hotatine
S. Thisty-atenth
Ant Brondeau Montene Conerees
Ewe Conan Pest
Pieth
Rset Derrchtesereeseitiar
Tioniwenra Waa
Sienman Rochester
Minn Kelly Lent
Atore
Beaverciwestern
Deutschland Sails Alone in Allied Patrol Gauntlet
The Deutschland faces a vast Allied hunter flotilla as 2,000 vessels patrol the Atlantic, North Sea, and English Channel over the next three weeks. If she evades capture and returns home, many Americans would cheer the feat, though neutrality remains valued.
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Atlantic
North Sea
English Channel
Jess
Reading the Empire: Canadian Timber Aid and Empire Democracy
Canadian timber experts are tasked with thinning forests in England to secure timber supplies while preserving landscapes. The piece argues imperial subjects will shape Britain’s future, expanding democratic influence as settlers gain power and land ownership debates rise, with Roosevelt and Wilson in American politics.
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Canada
England
Australia
Great Britain
Horrors of the Infern A satirical review of heat and politics
The piece lampoons heat waves as hellish, cites World War I era concerns, and riffs on urban life from New York to Ohio. It discusses ice cream as medicine, paper supply fears, and mentions figures such as Dominick Gatto, Cadiz courts, and a Montanan political note, all in a sardonic newspaper voice.
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Bermuda
New Jersey
New York
Shadrach
Ateschach
Abednego
Babylon
Meschach
Abenego
Hell On Earth
Halong
Pittsboro Chronicle
Telegraph
Cadiz
Dominick Gatto
Gatto
Ohio
Supreme Court
Canada
United States
Iynit
Europe
Flathead
England
Progressive Wilson praised for reforms and leadership
The article argues for Wilson as the nation’s most progressive leader, highlighting reforms under his governorship and presidency. It credits the federal reserve act, Underwood tariff, Alaska railroad expansion, rural credits at 6 percent, and a stronger navy, claiming these measures prevented panic, boosted prosperity, and reduced bloodshed.
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Congress
Messrs. Crane
Penrose, Root Barnes & Co
Wilson
New Jersey
Hughes
New York
Alaska
Pulp and Paper Meeting Planned in Columbia Falls
Community leaders from Kalispell Whitefish and Columbia Falls organize a meeting this week in Columbia Falls to gauge sentiment on a pulp and paper enterprise. Emil Starz Helena chemist Prof J P Rowe state university and President Bowman school of mines assist. Geological survey reports on Flathead basin material supplies.
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Kalispell
Whitefish
Columbia Falls
Emil Starz
Helena
J. P. Rowe
The
State University
Bowman
School of Mines
Geological Survey
Flathead Basin
Augusts noted as park fans and pie lovers amid summer chatter
The piecerails various curiosities mentioning August as a huckleberry pie and Yellowstone park fan. It jokes about moving Colonel Parker and Billy Sulzer to a ward, comments on Canada unhappy with flaming ads, and notes humorous cucumbers traveling west. It also hints Hughes enjoying a western trip via Butte stopover privileges.
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Yellowstone Park
Short Stories and Jests From Youth's Companion
A collage of humorous vignettes and moral quicks from Youth's Companion. An old darky joke, marriage license quip, a world trip mother’s concern, a London clergyman gift, a boy Louis and his draft clerk dream, and a closing note on closing doors.
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Johnny
East End
London
Johnny Suit
Louis
Th Bank
Beer Not Cooling In Heat Says Dr Evans
Dr W A Evans reports workers on a Chicago brick building drink beer in hot weather but say beer raises body heat and sunstroke risk. He advocates only clean cool water, with a water boy provided by the contractor for on site use.
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Aman
Housewife’s Economy in Stewed Fruit Advice
An English housewife notes Americans overlook stewed fruit value and urges prompt preparation to preserve flavor. She outlines methods for pears apples peaches apricots and plums, warns against overcooking, suggests cold-water cooking, and offers flavor boosts with lemon juice rind orange rind and optional cloves to enhance aroma and taste.
Humor and quips roll through newspapers in quick jabs
A compendium of wry lines from Baltimore American Boston Transcript Washington Star and Birmingham Age Herald features quick one liners. Jokes touch economics sudden shocks anticipations and civic satire reflecting era wit and public speech.
Clara Kimball Young Meets New York Sights and Epileptic Charity
In a lively account, Clara Kimball Young joins friends on a slumming outing through Manhattan. She hands coins to a needy epileptic girl, and later to an elderly woman and an old man with epileptic fits, drawing amused concern from Young as onlookers misread the scene. The piece notes she promotes her own company with forthcoming pictures and invites letters to the Clara Kimball Young corporation on Seventh Avenue.
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Maud E. Kahn
New York
Paris
Clara Kimbald Young
Miss Young
Mise Young
Clara
Indy
Trilby
Feast of Life
Clara Kimball Young Corporation
Seventh Avenue
Forty-ninth
Indications Wilson Averts Mexico Fight Amid Roosevelts Returns
Across editorials from multiple papers the mood shifts on potential war with Mexico. Analysts say President Wilson will avoid confrontation if possible, while Colonel Roosevelt’s influence sparks speculation about political leverage and future leadership in wartime.
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Wilson
Mexico
Roosevelt
Gal- Weston News
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Atx
Woodrow Wilson
Thomas R. Marshal
Progressive Party
Utica
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Chicago
Tropics
Regenco
Germany
Albert J. Galen
Gale
Fward Carson
Roger Casement
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Augustus Caesar
OF Vital Importanc
Colonel Parker
Billy Sulzer
Darky
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New York Evening Mail
Brin Isle
Kahn
W. A. Evans
SY Frances Marshall
Smythe
Baltimore American
Parton
Boston ‘Transcript
Columbus
Mr. Dustin
Washington Star
Crimson Gulch
Broncho Hob
McClure Newspaper
Syndict
Spirit of the Press
Columbia
Carranza
Macon Telegraph
Smithsonian
T. T
President Wilson
Philadelphia Press
Savannah News
Belgium
Chicago News
Bryan
Charleston News and Courier
Ford
Michigan
Chicago Post
Johnnie
John M. Parker
Avreste
Das
Rice & May
A. Cc. M. Hardware CO
Quartz
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