Anaconda Standard Publishing Company Notice
Public notice from Anaconda Standard Publishing Company outlines edition details, postal handling, branches, advertising representation, and subscription rates including daily and Sunday options. It lists distribution outside Montana and several partner news agencies in New York Chicago San Diego Portland Seattle and Spokane.
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Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda
Second
Ofice
Standard Building
Mont
Butte
East Broadway
William J. Morton Co
New York
Fifth Avenue
Chicago—Tribune
North America
Hotaling’s
Chicago
Congress
Marie Cigar and Corns
Jos—Kemp
San Diego
cChild
Portland
Bowman
Postumes Corner
O'Mara
Fifth
Wash
Trego News Co
Seattle
Whitney
Acme News Cos
Occidental
Spokane
B. ‘Stubeck, Wall and Riveeniae
Wilson for President and Marshall for Vice President in 1916
Discussion among European powers on peace prospects notes Woodrow Wilson and Thomas Marshall as key figures. Leaders condemn Berlin actions over Captain Fryatt and mock German claims, while Britons accuse Germans of barbaric warfare. The piece argues peace requires mutual acknowledgment and real penance before any ceasefire.
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Europe
Sir Edward Carson
Great Britain
Berlin
Fryatt
Tetons
Barratong
He Sei
Mubborn
Voice cries from New Jersey suburb over town’s prestige
A local voice in a New Jersey suburb near New York decries the town’s pride as it turns against the community’s “bully” reputation. The speaker argues the town’s image masks deeper issues and urges drastic revision of what defines normal needs and interests.
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New Jersey
New York
Political personnel keep office across administrations
A Washington observation notes that the Wilson cabinet retained many Republicans, including in White House staff and the State Department. It highlights merit over partisanship in promotions, citing Lansing, Polk, Ade, and Phillipe as examples, and asserts that loyalty to the president guides staffing rather than party lines.
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Hughes
Wilson
Washinton
New York Evening Post
Wilkon
White House
Wilegon
State Department
Taft
Lansing W Telor
Seor
Frank Polk
New York
Air
Wilton
Alves A. Adeo
Willan Phillipe
Roosevelt
Mosquitoes and German Thought Mix in Odd Echoes
Fragmented pieces discuss mosquitoes thriving in small traps like a tin can in backyards and swampy areas, then shift to reflections on German philosophy, translations, and WWI era politics. The essay tangles public health notes with commentary on German culture and American political figures of the time.
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Montana
What Was All The Argument About Cars And Dancing
A humorous montage of overheard remarks and social mishaps. A man presses a friend about car speed and a dancing fundraiser, a farmer jokes about motion while a photographer seeks live pictures, and a couple exchanges playful yet pointed dialogue showing boredom and courtship. The clipping closes with a brief wartime note on mineral ore production in 1915.
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Filvver Yeater
Schopenhauer in War Time Revered as German Philosopher
The article notes Germany’s wartime reverence for Arthur Schopenhauer as a real thinker whose influence grows beyond his lifetime and its insistence that Kant, Fichte, Hegel, Schiller, and Goethe share a field with him. It recalls a wartime letter to his wife claiming faith in time over appearances and warning that masks will fall.
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Verdun
Europe
Dix
Arthur Schopenhauer
Germany
Schopenhauer Society
Kant
Fitche
Caliar
Hegel
Schiller
Goethe
Schopenhaur
Schopenhauer
How to Keep Well By Dr Evans Chicas
Dr Evans discusses sweetened condensed milk and milk powders in infant diet. He notes diluted condensed milk yields high sugar and low fats, leading to fat babies and illness. Advice covers safe storage, feeding, orange juice, butter, finely chopped meat, and bone broths as baby ages progress. He contrasts milk powder with condensed milk and outlines risks and practical feeding steps.
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W. A. Evans
Ist
War and wild headlines mix in scattered clippings
A collage of near-capsule news bits and editorial snips cites Zeppelin raids in Europe, wartime costs, royal weddings, and odd memorials. It notes warnings from outlets like The Washington Post and Seattle PostIntelligencer, plus a tax and bounty exchange reflecting wartime sentiment and public concern.
Humor Exchange Across Newspapers and Laughable Lines
A compilation of humorous quips and cartoon captions from various papers. Jokes span stage talk, a doctor’s banter, a colonel’s guilt, a clockmaker boast, and a playful exchange about parenting and bank balances.
Personalities I Have Met and a Kalem Production Tale
A reader letter recounts meeting a handsome screen actor famed for his dark eyes and black hair. The tale recalls a perilous set incident in The Smugglars off California where a windstorm, a dangerous sea, and a sinking boat forced crew and actors to fight for survival. The Penguin rescued them as colored by a captain’s joke, and reflections on the balance of pleasure and hard work in making moving pictures.
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Afi
Wwe
California
Hove
Lito
Hades
Fruit Rolls and Sauces From Early 20th Century Recipes
A Victorian era recipe fragment describes fruit rolls with a short rich dough, then a hot oven for quick thorough baking. It details lemon sauce, a quinces or marmalade based filling, and a method for rolling and boiling the long rolls before serving with fruit jelly sauces.
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Mech
Khaki-clad Sisters Aid War Effort Through Sewing Campaigns
The Khaki-clad "Sister Sussex" and the girls in khaki organize sewing shirts for soldiers. They plan campaigns at Chevy Chase to supply the front with shirts as the Red Cross calls for activity and national need.
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Chevy Chase
Sussex
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Sunday Standard
Woodrow Wilson
Thomas R. Marshall
TRE
Messrs Hughes and Johnson
Messrs
Johnson
Preside
Lloyd George
West
Times
Hineland
Cain
Casper
Somme
Parker
Simpkiha
Gill
Nik
Simpkins
Mously
United States
Mr. Hughes
T Y Mont
Bertram
Hin
United States Ecological Survey
Amany
Underwood & Underwood
Leonard Mine
Spirit of the Press
Neimati Times-star
Meaiati
Engand
He Kaiser
Hinto
Charlest News and Courier
Africa
Washington Post
Wkely
Seattle Post “Intelligencer
Springfeld Republican
Ike
Ane Terprichorean
Los Angeles
Puck
Calgne
London
Loulaville Courier-Journal
Washington
Catterton
Hatterson
Tommie
Yonkers
Newspaper
Syndicw
Carlyle Blackwell
Mr. Plack
Anes Ys
BY Frances Marshalia
Usingle College
Private Department Ag
Capes Rice & May, Proprietors
Winchester
Winchester and
Remington
A.C. M. Hardware
Butte, Mont
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