Foreign Advertising and Montana newspaper offices in 1910s Standard
Anaconda Standard lists foreign advertising links and Montana offices, with a directory of news agencies and press service contacts across major cities. The item notes carrier and mail subscription rates, and names publishers, editors, and regional distributors in a period newspaper style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Morton Co
New York
Teh Avenue
Chicago—Tribune
North America
Labor Day Plans Highlight Anaconda Event
Anaconda prepares for Labor Day with promises of a striking celebration. Governor Stewart will deliver the oration honoring labor under a city-wide push for cooperation and prosperity driven by a booming copper industry and high wages. The event aims to reflect the dignity of labor and mark Anaconda’s best year yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee On
Anaconda
Stewart
New Shields for Soldiers Rise of Old Tactics in War
The article notes a return to ancient warfare ideas alongside modern devices. It highlights how trenches sparked a revival of bows, Greek fire, siege weapons, catapults, and bayonets, with armor and helmets reemerging as protection against shrapnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crecy
Poitiers
Constantinople
Grenadiers
Authoritier
Mukden
Russia
Paris
Armor from Japan boosts French defence in new war era
A recap of mounted armor and Japanese shield production for French troops, plus commentary on munitions cost and the potential impact on warfare economics. The piece ties in focus on street politics, tourism, astronomy notes, and a general mood of national concerns. The text surveys strategic defense shifts, aviation interest, rail and road travel, and public figures amid a broad, era-spanning montage.
The Famous Author and a Sea Side Inn Visit
A famous author and a less famous writer travel to a seaside inn where the proprietor recalls hosting the author before. The author requests a candid interview with the landlord about a young writer in the writing game and hints at arranging payment, while the landlord reciprocates with polite restraint and a reminder of past hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sven
New York ‘Times
Humor and quips from era newspapers in dialogue style
A collage of humorous exchanges from Washington Star and Detroit Free Press jokes on Briggins manners wives independence and politics. It presents witty retorts about temper, love, singing, and woman suffrage reflecting early 20th century sensibilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Briggins
Washington Star
Buggins
City Journal
Puck
Detroit Free Prewe
Mr. Meekton
Mary Pickford’s Chicago Convention Dinner Skit
Mary Pickford recalls a Chicago convention visit with exhibitors, film stars, and a lavish Blackstone hotel dinner. She describes stage nerves, a warm reception, roses, and a chaotic crowd at the Coliseum before a return to the Chicago University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Blackstone
Blackstone Hotel
Adolf Zukor
Mrr Abrams
William A. Brady
Alice Brady
Strand
Madam Butterfly
Lulda
Holland
Coliseum
London Bridge
Pauline Frederick
Paramount Booth
Rio
Chicago University
Progressives Blank Ticket Mentioned In Various Papers
A mixed crop of editorials notes progressives leaving their ticket blank while detailing reactions from Indianapolis News Birmingham Age-Herald Philadelphia Press State and Indianapolis Star. Debates on Perkins Fairbanks and Hughes surface with varying tones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perkins
Indianapolis
Fairbanks
Birmingham Age-Herald
Beveridge
Hughes
Hobson
Sient
Johan M. Parker
Philadelphia Press
Frank Hanly
Indianapolis Star
Cook
North Pole
Knoxville Journal and Tribune
To Fan or Not to Fan The Heat Debate
A Chicago Tribune piece questions whether fanning keeps the body cooler or generates heat through muscular effort. It discusses the physiology of heat from breathing, blood flow, and muscle work, contrasting fan use with shaded rest and noting wet bulb temperatures in experiments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aden
Salma Ta
Sven
Deine
Pegtire
Housewife's Economy Hot Weather Sleep
Heat disrupts sleep but calm, practical steps help. Relax the mind, keep a cool, breezy bedroom with top windows open for circulation, roll shades, and use light curtains. A cool bath, lemon or violet in bathwater, fresh bed linen, and an alcohol sponge may aid slumber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McClure
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Faxbank Remaisinxe Comaxy
Bell Phones
Standard Building
Mont Butte
East Broadway
Montana
York
Hotaling
Weit
Reese
Coottard
Bester
Astner
Emma van Patten
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Kemp News
San Diego
Winds
Portland
Bowman
Omara
Omara, Fifth and
Wash
Tacoma
Trego News Co
Beattle—Whitney
Beattle
Acme News Cos
Occidental
Yester Way
Spokane
B. Stubeck, Wall and
Riversine
The
Hing Company
Woodrow Wilson
Thomas R. Marshall
Lone
Mr. Hughes
Butte
Maine
Oyster Tay
Helena
Yellowstone Trail
God Fonds
New York Evening Sun
Job
Day
Syracuse University
Mr. Casey
Europe
Billy Sulzer
Pistesco Montana
Professor Muensterberg
United States
England
Germany
Hinghes
Waft
Roosevelt
Villa
Bryan
Hany
Rorle
Dora
Marjorie
Tve
Underwenterwood
New
Yor
Guynemer
French Aviation Corps
Mary Pickford
Spirit of the Press
Japan
China
Butte Floral Co
Rice & May, Proprietors
W. A. Evans
Chicago Tribune
Frances Marshall
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