Malaria Representati ve Ad Appears in New York Ad
Advertising copy for Foreion including Morton Co and Malaria Repr ientative appears on Fifth Avenue in New York with Chicago Tribune building. Subscription rates listed for daily and Sunday editions, carrier options across North America, plus rates for 6 and 12 months and annual prepay. Newsstand locations noted in multiple cities. Standard publishing address in Anaconda, Montana.
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William J. Morton Co
New Yorka
Fifth Avenue Bull
Chicago—Tribune
North America
Montana
Standard 18
New York
Chicago
Congress Hotel
Odichigunter
Minn
Border Guards Report Happy Conditions On Mission
National guard members on the border deny reports of severe hardships and say conditions are improving. They credit Health and welfare efforts, noting abundant food and careful care, with Secretary Baker's energy evident. A New Orleans couple wedding redirected funds to relief, gifting baskets of food and clothing to the needy while downplaying lavish ceremony trends.
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National Guard
War Department
Baker
New Orleans
Pools for Immigrants Program Supports Citizenship Education
The Bureau of Naturalization urges school boards to budget funds for Right schools aiding foreign born residents, especially potential citizens. It records cooperation with public schools in about 660 cities across 44 states during the past academic year.
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Bureau of Naturalization
Department of Labor
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Public School Naturalization Instruction Initiative
The movement supports public school instruction for foreign-born residents, aiming to educate and Americanize forerunners. The bureau of naturalization endorses integrated schooling as beneficial to individuals, cities, and the nation, with costs shown as favorable by cooperating public school authorities last year.
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Bureau of Naturalization
elaKses
Feporte
Authoritise
Jewish Congress Debated by American Jews
A forthcoming Jewish congress in the United States faces two main factions. The conservative side supports a temporary body with limited powers focused on highlighting oppression and urging public support, while opposing permanent structure or postwar relief and migration questions. The ultra conservatives seek to bar Palestine discussion, migration, and postwar relief, aiming for a broad democratic mass movement.
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United States
Rocuss
America
Confess
Congress
Palestine
Masses 1
Independent Press Rates Hughes and Wilson in Editorial Verdict
The Springfield Republican, as a national independent paper, weighs Hughes against Wilson. It lauds Wilson’s handling of foreign policy without war and highlights Mexico policy as addressing long standing Mexican grievances. The piece emphasizes impartiality and national influence while noting press hesitation to side early in the campaign.
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Independent
Hughes
West
Wile von
Independent Press
Springfield Republican
Wilson
Republican
Lincoln
Germany
Therman
United States
Jon
Mexico
Democratic Leadership and Hughes in 1916 election
The piece argues Democrats under Wilson have shaped progressive policy and leadership in contrast to Hughes. It notes caucus unity, support for key measures like income tax and rural credits, and praises Wilson's vitality. The Republican view supports Hughes as president but favors Wise leadership on foreign relations and broader challenges.
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Hannot
Front Aprinefeld
Wilson
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Hughes
Rates Penrose
Albany
Penrose
Chicago
Wixon
Nee
Hotter Sted
Tore
Spirit of the Press Autos Rivalry and Moodthirsty Views
Montage quotes from multiple newspapers mock the spirit of press autos and belligerent rivalries over peace views. The passage riffs on mood and public sentiment, noting low automobile prices empowering criminals and political figures, with caustic jabs at Kaiser pursuit and wartime discourse.
Mary Pickford's Generous Gift to Orphans by Maude Adams
A narrative recounts Mary Pickford's compassion through Maude Adams aiding ten crippled orphans. Adams provided tickets and transport to Peter Pan, lifting the children's spirits as they watched the stage boxes, while Pickford’s kindness inspired the youngsters to dream again.
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Mayde Adams
Agen
Shadowland
Paradise
Tal
Uitte Tami
Maude Adams
Adams
Miss Adame
Knames
Peter Pan Appears in Box and Wows Young Audiences
A scene in a theater ends with Peter Pan stepping from beside the curtain to greet the children. He shakes hands, teases the youngsters, and slips away into darkness. The audience longs to see Miss Adams onscreen, imagining her in The Little Minister or L Aigion.
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Peter Pan
Peter
Pan
Adama
Tomor
Miss Adams
Joanne
Chanticler
Bargain Clothes Warned for Seasonal Shopping
A 1916 feature advises prudent buying as shops clear autumn stock. Readers are urged to favor conservative styles for hats and shoes, and to consider remodeling current frocks, chiffon and silk options, and white wash skirts for next year. A note on a rat-catching trap tied to a moored ship follows.
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McClure
Standard Vital Statistics Law Explained
In 1916 Dr W A Vane outlines Illinois adoption of the standard vital statistics law. The state board of health oversees birth and death registration with about 5000 registrars to ensure reports within ten days and burial permits tied to death certificates. The system aims to provide data for census needs and public health funding while expanding the registration area nationwide by 1920.
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State Board of Health
United States Bureau of the Census
State Board
Bureau of Talatatiation
Tilinolevite Intinitos
Tate
W. A. Vane
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Woodrow Wilson
Thomas R. Marshall
Phools
the Jewish Congress
Spirit of the Press
Cincinnati Times-star
Washington Post
Waldo
Iishand
Cleveland
The
Baltimore Sun
Charleston News and Courier
New York World
Mary Pickford
Frank C. Page
Walter Hines Page
Great Britain
Garden City
L. I
Katherine Sefton
BY Frances Marshalia
DR. W. A. Vans
China
Winchester
Winchester and
Remington
A. C.M. Hardware
Butte, Mont
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