Standard Publishing Compas Ad From Anaconda Montana
Fragmentary listing from the Standard publishing company with subscription rates, sale locations, and addresses in Anaconda Montana and New York. Mentions daily Sunday editions, mail copy options, and distribution notes across North America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morton. Co
New York
Pondine
Carver
North
America
Mae
Montana
Hotating’s
Park Row
Tae
Rena Mae
Ciene Ana
Eens
Ameney
Freeman
Raeremce
Ware
Mare Fey
Graham
Economic outlook contrasts wartime gains with long postwar hardship
The piece cites Sir George Paish predicting brief wartime American prosperity followed by a lengthy recession as the world bears the war's financial cost. It notes Americans must share in the losses, with lasting hard times likely after temporary gains fade. It contrasts English and German views on culture, wealth, and the war’s roots, suggesting mutual exaggerations drive conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Atlantic
George Paish
New York
America
War mortality debate and notes on global conflicts
Ewart Brunner Phelps argues that war death tolls may not exceed past wars as much as feared. He cites Civil War, Franco Prussian, Boer, and Russo-Japanese losses with per thousand rates, while praising medical care and sanitation reducing disease deaths. The piece blends economic and political asides and assorted trivia about holidays, politics, and a Balkan flavor of humor.
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Eawart Brunner Phelps
Mr. Phelps
Housewife’s Economy Mutton Kidneys and More Recipes
A collection of era cooking notes including Mutton Kidneys with butter, flour, onions, herbs, and wine. Corn Bread batter with milk and baking powder. Sweet potato fries with brown sugar. Bananas fried in butter with orange and sugar. Louisiana Fish Balls from potatoes and parsley. Rice Pritters with eggs and milk. all instructions mention frying, boiling, and serving ideas from 1914 McClure syndicate.
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Louisiana
Ems
McClure News Paper Syndicate
Political opinions and 1900s press mockery mixed in quotations
A compilation of fragmented editorial quotes from multiple papers critiques and comments on Bryan Taft Lind and Villa era politics. It notes the Repub party as a factor in polemics and discusses Bryan Taft Lind and foreign policy figures with hedged opinions.
Fighting in Winter Remains Under War Time Strain
The piece notes that winter arrival is not stopping battles in France, Belgium, Poland and Dacia. Severe weather has yet to halt operations, with both sides intent on fighting well into winter. It argues WWI traditions are being sidelined as campaigns endure.
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Poland
Jack Frost
Gerard
Villa
France
Vill
Mexico
Belgium
Dacta
English Couture and the German Cultural Contrast
Dr Detimel, a noted German poet and philosopher, criticizes English culture as superficial. He argues Germans value economic wealth and scientific progress over shallow aesthetics. The piece contrasts English sport and fashion with perceived German steadiness and intellectual tradition.
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Detimel
Germany
de Dede
Berlin
River and Harbor Scraps and a Filibuster Roast
The upcoming river and harbor congress in Washington on December 8 will feature a heated debate over the Burton filibuster that defeated a 59 million river and harbor bill and led to a 20 million compromise. Ohio Senator Burton faces strong opposition from delegates who favor merit over pork barrel spending, with many planning a sharp rebuke during the gathering. The event aims to defend legitimate projects and discourage weak ones while scrutinizing past excesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Ananiue Club
Washington
Burton
Ohio
Senator Burton
Isadora Duncan Returns From War Zone At Sea
Isadora Duncan, the Californian dancer, has arrived in New York aboard the Franconia after nursing wounded in Deauville. She plans to expand her school to about 50 students aged six to eight and may adopt the children until they are 21, though she has yet to respond to many invitations to teach widely. The dancer, still grieving her children lost in a Seine automobile crash, desires retirement.
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Underwood & Underwood
New York
Isadora Duncan
Deauville
Cunard Line
Mme. Duncan
France
United States
Seine
Sax Feet in the Air or The Cattle Thief's Doom
A Swede servant and Steena argue about attending a theater with free tickets for Sax Feet in the Air or The Cattle Thief's Doom. Mr Regan arranges plans, while the narrator's wife objects to last minute secrecy and split plans for Friday night.
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Steena
New Opry House
Yimmy Regan
Fem
Yimmie Regan
Vich
Resin
Steena Fay
Regan
Auanen
Amlagud
Conpeinn
Boks Peatare
Cate
Times Are Getting Better Now for Local Trade
The article argues that trade is improving with foreign orders and domestic mills restarting. It notes debts to Europe shrinking and European demand rising, with open trade expanding. It urges pursuing business immediately, highlighting ample opportunities at home and abroad.
Is Now The Time To Advertise Luke M Luke Says
A fragment from the Cincinnati Enquirer includes humorous riffs on advertising timing and double entendre about social mores. It contrasts old and modern habits, notes on living costs, driving behavior, and clichés about marriage and science with satirical asides.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
Phry
Father
Mili
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Standard
Standard Publishing
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Econd
Tines
Omce
Anaconda
Moat
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Billy Sulzer
Claus
London
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Tyre
World
Flesh
Frances Marshal
Spirit of the Press
Mars
Bryan
Repubean
Times
Washington Post
Jeard
Taft St
Parcel
John Lind
Atfinaukes Sentinel
Saya
Detroit
Hilerta
Ma~ Gera
George St
Albert
Europe
Pittsburo Dispatch
English Couture
William
Sess Sastinede
Durti
Rice, Fulton & May
Luke M
Luke
Windom
Femnute
Alize Tan
Ford
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