Standard Publishing Company Anaconda directory notice
The Anaconda Standard lists advertising and circulation details for the Standard Publishing Company of Anaconda Montana. It records offices, branches, subscription rates, and a network of news agents and request addresses across multiple western cities. It directs general business matters to the Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda Montana.
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Standard Publishing Company Publishers and Proprietor
Anaconda
Standard Building
Mont
Butte
Fast Broadway
Montana
Sala Man Park
Hotaling’s
Chienen
Crnerces
St. Paul
St Marie Clear and
News Ca
Russian politics and a shift in the Petrograd ministry
A New York based Russian writer notes a conservative shift as Sturmer replaces Sazonoff as foreign minister. The piece discusses whether this change affects attitudes toward separate peace proposals with Austria and how czarist policy may influence future reforms, Duma elections, and leadership succession.
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New York
Germany
M. Sazonoff
M Sturmer
Hut
Peter the Great
Russia
Nicolas
Sazonoff
Russa
Mineral Independent Page Makeup Described
The Mineral Independent shows an unusual first page without a heading. The initial folio features a two line personal item followed by a seven inch news paragraph, with items separated by narrow spaces, contrasting with the standard county page arrangement.
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Northwest
Big display types in newspapers after the war
A reflection on front page display trends, noting editors overusing large type to attract attention. It questions postwar limits, suggesting readers miss the main story until finishing the page. The piece ponders what to do with oversized type once the war ends.
Endowments and Salaries Stir Penn Camp Patkn Debate
The provost of the University of Pennsylvania launches a campaign to raise 20 million dollars for higher faculty salaries, arguing money now often drives academic prestige. The piece notes Columbia and Chicago contrasts, with modern academia seeming driven by financial considerations over scholarly distinctions.
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University of Pennsylvania
U Sity
Columbia
New York
Ays
Harper
University of Chicago
Chicago
Atlantic States
Tana
Conflicting Tramp Views and 1920s Editorial Echoes
A reflective column contrasts two hobos, praising the self reliant tramp while condemning theft and violence. It weaves in political satire on Roosevelt, Hughes, and national issues, noting events from Somme memories to Bermuda High and infantile paralysis. The piece blends social critique with era headlines and comic asides.
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New York
San Francisco
Buttery
Hughes
Montana
Villa
Mexico
Short Stories Of Course And Neighborly Chats
A humorous collage of neighbor chatter and classroom snippets. A woman recalls a first aid effort after an accident and a surgeon notes a minor misstep. A reserved witness answers a justice question with a blunt job reveal. Kids geography exams, domestic chaos, and France’s perfume trade are touched on in brisk, dated humor.
West Professions Partake in Prosperity Amid Turbulent Speech
The piece notes liberal professions in the west share in the nation’s prosperity while critiquing Roosevelt’s reticence beside Parker's boldness. It also references cloudbursts and mercury following a crown, and warns Hughes against bitter denunciations of Wilson, urging restraint to avoid losing votes.
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Colonel Roosevelt
Parker
Hughes
Wilson
Texas Woman Murdered by Husband in Alvine Jealous Rage
Crystal Holland Spannell was killed by her husband Harry J. Spannell and Lt. Col. Matthew Butler of the Sixth U S Cavalry in Alvine Texas. The fatal confrontation occurred during a jealous rage, with authorities confirming the slaying and naming the two men involved.
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Texas
Harry J. Spannell
Crystal Holland Spannell
Matthew ©. Butler
Sixth United States Cavalry
Alvine
How to Clean Hospital Floors By Dr Evans Chicago
Cleaning methods for hospital floors vary by material. Wood floors need tepid water soap and brushing. varnished wood should not be scrubbed. Linoleum, cement, stone, and mosaic require tepid water and soap suds, with mechanical scrubbing for large areas. Rugs use vacuum cleaners, and oiled dusting precedes sweeping on bare floors. The piece notes that cleaner wards lead to milder diseases.
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Putnam
Hornsby
Housewife's Economy In Heat From 1916
Frances Marshall discusses cooling strategies for housewives facing summer heat. Advice covers dressing lightly with an envelope chemise, hip supporters, white canvas shoes, and nontransparent undergarments. Emphasizes practical outfits for hot days and laundry savings while noting domestic roles.
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Tam
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Henry Walthall a Giant of Silent Screen Acting
The piece surveys Henry Walthall's impact as a master character actor at Biograph and with Griffith. It recalls his slow deliberate style and emotional range in films like The Birth of a Nation and The Avenging Conscience, and notes his influence on peers such as Mary and contemporaries like Dell Henderson.
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Henry Walthall
Nation
Biograph
Grifith
Mr. Walthall
Mary
Mr. Grifith
Dell Henderson
Grime
Marion Leonard
Lionel Barlore
Griffith
Mise Leonard
Mise Pickford
Alenderson
Edgar Allan Poe
Pae
Essanay Company
Henry Welthall
Poe
Henry
Ncreen
10 Ti
Mr.Grifith
Ain
Walthall
Anna May
Ot Mary
Humor Flashes in Gossip of the Day
A mosaic of jokes and quips from papers like Brooklyn Life and Grit, with light jabs at spouses and pets. Snappy remarks touch on rumors, dating mishaps, a perturbed roommate, and a sigh over rising gasoline prices.
Invasion attitudes and political jests from papers
A collage of editorials and quips from major papers discussing foreign policy, preparedness, and political maneuvers. References include Carranza avoidance, Villa dangers, Bryan threats, and mockery of figures like Fairbanks Marshall and Sam McClure, with light commentary on British moves.
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Inis
Charleston News and Courier
Villa
Washington Post
Indiana Moose
Feld
Fairbanks and
Marshall
Kansas City Star
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William J. Morton Co
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Daily and Sontag
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Noenece
Woodrow Wilson
Thomas PR Matatatt
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Hobof
Hebo
Dakotas
Roger Casement
Helena
the Somme
Bermuda High
Edwards
Senator Myers
Hell
Butte Post
Coronel Roosevelt
John Barleycorn
Gott
England
Neven
Colonel Parker
Eee
Canada
Bermuda
Bobby
Miss Dorothy
Dottie
France
Warry
J. Spannell
W. A. Evans
Frances Marshall
Gkarkae Vais
the McClure
Spape
Brooklyn
Reggie
Spirit of the Press
Carranza
New York American
Parner
Sulzer
Boston ‘Transcript
Sam McClure
Artemus Ward
Indianapolis
Rice & May
A. C. M. Hardware CO
Quartz
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