Standard Publishing Company notices and rates
Advertising and subscription details for The Standard Publishing Company Anaconda Mont. including carriers rates 780 yearly mail rates 3 75 half year seven dollars per year in advance foreign advertising policy and listed newsstand outlets and agencies in New York Chicago Portland Tacoma Seattle and other cities.
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Standard Publishing Compa
Asuconde Sone
Aesaets
Juliam J. Morton Co
New York
Fifth Avenue
Chicago—Tribune
Coe
Mai
North America
Ovte DE Montana
Owaxew York
Hotating
Bronte
O'Mara, Firth and
Wash
Tacoma
Trego News Co
Seattle
Whitney
Beattle
Acme News
Occidental
Wester Way
Spokane
B. Stubeck
Wall and Riveral
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda
Mont
Bermuda High Misnomer Sparks Weather Lesson
A historical piece defends Bermuda against the misused label Bermuda High. It emphasizes Bermuda's mild climate despite the misassociation with U S weather reports. The article notes the Gulf Stream's distance and clarifies Bermuda’s actual conditions versus the heat blamed on the term.
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Bermuda
United States Weather Bureau
San Diego
Weather Bureau
Wesern Atlantic
Atlantic
Washington
United States
Railroad Strike Politics and Wilson’s Mediation Prospects
The article discusses the railroad crisis and President Wilson’s mediation, noting historical patterns of direct talks, strike votes, and federal mediation. It argues Wilson’s influence is significant though power limited, and mentions broader political currents including Montana primaries, presidential politics, and international tensions affecting public sentiment.
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Wilson
Springfield Republican
Brotherhood
Federal Board of Mediation
Federal Board
United States
Springfield
Cleveland
Chicago
Debs
Brotherhoods
Baby Food in Heat How to Keep Well noted
Dr W A Evans discusses feeding babies in hot weather. He favors breast milk when possible, advises regular feeding intervals, and addresses cow’s milk with icebox preservation. He cites evaporated milk as an alternative with caution, and notes wartime mortality among only sons and elopement anecdotes to illustrate social context.
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Atles
Williams
Tee
Mit
Bablex
Jacobi
Jacobis
Hecent Glaypon
Orange Tribune
Promises to Poland For Autonomy After War
The article discusses central powers promising Polish autonomy after the war, as a move to deter Russian diplomacy. It notes Poland's independence declaration by Teutons and Russians would force Poland to form a national defense army, with autonomy see-sawing between empire interests and local expectations.
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Poland
Europe
Germany
Austria
Teutons Sr Vm
Polish Army and Defense Against Germany Debate
The passage argues Poland should not join an alliance with Russia to block Germany, warning it would threaten Prussia and trap Poland behind a Russian frontier. It stresses Poles need food, not war, and cites American aid as hunger relief while diplomats stall. It questions recognizing a revived buffer state and suggests independence only if neighbors are distant.
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Berlin
Prussia
Poland
America
Baria
Japan Population And Growth Reach High Census Figures
A historical newspaper excerpt notes that Japan's official census lists 71,798,078 people in Greater Japan with 53,266,295 in Japan proper. It highlights high population density, male surplus at 102.14 per 100 females, and compares Japan's growth with other nations amid territorial expansion after the Russia war.
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Russia
Japan
China
United States
Germany
Holland
England
Census Bureau
Dr John R Mott on Europe prison camps invasion
Dr John R Mott, general secretary of the YMCA, describes to the press his return from visiting prison camps in war nations. He cites more than 9 million prisoners, with Germany about 1.75 million and Russia about 1.5 million, noting rapid rises since the latest Russian drive.
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Underwood & Underwood
New York
John R. Mott
International Committee of the
Young Men's Christian Association
Mott
Germany
Russia
Austria
France
Italy
Great Britain
Turkey
Personalities I Have Met by Jim Kirkwood Cap Recall
The piece recalls Jim Kirkwood as a famed host of infectious laughter influencing peers in film studios. It recounts pranks, such as the cap episode and a later reunion gift of a bandbox containing the cap. It notes his past work with directors Grimm and notable productions and hints at current work in San Cai producing for the era.
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America
Jim Kirkwood
Tim. Kirkwood
Filograph Studio
Jim. Kirk
Wood
Mack Sennett
Artha Johnson
California
Tack
Marshall Nellan
Dellenderton
Bobby Marron
Jack
Nis Cap
Sol Smith Russell
Kirkwood
San- Cai
Peach Shortcake Ideas for an Easy Dessert 1916
A housewife’s guide to peach shortcake with one and two layer versions. Instructions cover biscuit and cake foundations, egg and milk ratios, and serving suggestions with whipped cream or peach sauce. Includes notes on stewed peaches, timing, and a copyright disclaimer from 1916.
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McClure
The Matinee and Short Stories Laugh Lines
A collage of vintage humor and gag sketches from matinee chatter. Jokes range from fashion jibes and quarrels over dress to light anecdotes about milk, a heroic horse, flirtatious boating mishaps, a bungling burglar, and a census hint of early 19th century New York. a snapshot of playful captions and social quirks.
Prohibition News and Political Echoes Across Papers
A collage of headlines and snippets notes prohibitionists, candidates, and politicians reacting to upcoming elections. Mentions La Follette at Wisconsin fairs, J Frank Hanly in November, ex director Durand, Hughes support by William Parnes, and Bryan verses. References to Danish West Indies purchase and prohibition imagery.
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la Follette
Wisconsin
York American
J. Frank Hanly
Houston Post
Durand
Chicago Herald
William Parnes
Hughes
Louisville Courier-Journal
America
Humor of the Day collection from Kansas City Journal excerpt
A collage of jokes and quips from various papers including Washington Star and Pearson's Weekly. It features light banter on gadgets, travel, and daily life with punchlines about cars, gas, efficiency, and mistaken fates. The snippet preserves the sly, witty tone of late 19th to early 20th century humor.
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Kansas City Journal
Japan
Washington
Star
Smith
New York
Pearson
London
Jersey
Iansas City’ Journal
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Stewart
Myers
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New York State
Whitman
Star of Empire
Mr. Hughes
Mexico
General Villa
Parker
Silver Bow County
W. A. Evans
London Times
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Knareshor
Fatr
Ribblesdale
Iosmead
Stame
Kennison Sisters
Eva
Siath
James Paske
Jessie
Lotta
Daisy
Marela
Leota
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Frances Marshall
East Side
Cincinnati Enquirer
Marine
Pat
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York
Borough of
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Spirit of the Press
Bill Ts
Caruso
Bryan
Wall Street Journal
Hranly
New York Evening Post
Te Rice & May
A. C. M. Hardware House
Quartz
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