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Foreign Advertising William J Morton Co lists salaried representatives in New York rith Avenue building and subscription rates for daily and Sunday by carrier or mail. Rates include 4.89 per month, 4.89 a year. by mail for North America 1.78 per six months or 7 for a year. Sunday Standard by mail 2.6 a year in advance. Newsstands outside the Standard at New York hotels and various cities are named including Chicago and Rochester with distributors and addresses.
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Republican party seeks a platform and candidate
The piece argues the Republican Party lacks a strong presidential candidate and a compelling platform. It notes the tariff and protection appeal is outdated, prosperity is present, economy ad campaigns are ridiculed, and preparedness rhetoric won’t aid them against Wilson’s defense plans. The party fails to identify a convincing issue to rally voters.
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Republican Party
The Nebraska Primary Names On Ballot Withdrawals
Nebraska faces trouble keeping presidential candidates on the primary ballot as names are placed and quickly withdrawn. Justice Hughes requested removal, Col Roosevelt was withdrawn, and Mayor Thompson of Chicago also pulled out after nomination, prompting calls for prior candidate consent.
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Nebraska
Kraska
Justice Hughes
Col. Mersevelt
Thompson
Chicago
The Electromagnet and the Rise of Modern Industry
A Scientific Monthly article by Prof. T. B. Robertson highlights laboratory experts like Michael Faraday whose 1820 experiments with the crude electro magnet sparked the electrical century. Faraday’s pioneering work formed the basis of electro motors powering railways cities and industry worldwide.
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Scientific Monthly
T. B. Robertson
Michael Faraday
Faraday Power Promise and Panama Expo Closure
Discussion on Faraday’s contributions and the potential value of electrical power, noting 150 million horsepower in U S waterfalls and a hypothetical annual income of three billion dollars. Remarks on Faraday’s life and modest rewards, followed by the Panama-Pacific Exposition’s final closing at midnight. Calls for renewed American relief contributions to Europe amid waning public generosity and ongoing need in Belgium, Poland, Armenia, and Serbia.
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Faraday
Francisco
Europe
Belgium
Poland
Armenia
Serbia
F& Hvelihood
Agaln
Americans and Japanese relations discussed in war era piece
The article argues that US Japan tensions are mild, attributing strain to war munitions interests and jingoism, while praising mutual understanding. It notes American and Japanese efforts to learn about each other, cites the Japan Society and prominent figures, and critiques sensational war talk as harmful.
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United States
Japan
America
Japan Society
Baron Rempel
Kondo
How to Keep Well by Dr Evans A health caution from a rubber plant tale
A dubious mix of medical anecdotes warns of acute aniline and lead poisoning among rubber workers. Cases describe facial flushing dizziness vomiting and unconscious spells from aniline exposure and lead absorption during dipping and dust inhalation.
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Tory
Housewife Seeks Cheap Meals Through Smarter Cooking
A housewife learns to cut costs by rethinking cheap foods like beans and rice. She notes beans cooked with butter and lemon add expense, so the family could enjoy cream soups made from milk, vegetables, and simple seasonings. The piece urges educating taste to preserve health while saving fuel and money.
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Hungary
Kas
Kitchen Cabinet of Andrew Jackson Cabinet Members
The article details Jackson's early cabinet choices and close advisers. It notes Vin Buren as secretary of state, Eaton as secretary of war, and other officers tied to Calhoun, plus a private circle led by Major Lewis and Amos Kendall. It explains the president avoided formal cabinet meetings in favor of private consultations.
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New York
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Tennessee
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William B. Lewis
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Amos Kendall
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Frugal Foods Elevate Plain Fare In 1915 Trade
A clipping notes that economical dishes can be well cooked and flavorful and married with pricier foods until families grow to demand them, highlighting rising interest in budget cooking and pantry staples.
Spirit of the Press On Harvard Yale Touchdown Log
The clippings mock optimistic editorials from Chicago and Philadelphia papers about Spirit of the Press, noting Yale has not scored on Harvard since 1907. It cites Alton B Parker and President Wilson as figures in debates over peace timing and wartime policy, with cautions about Roosevelt’s assertive stance.
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Humorous Quotations From Various Papers
A collection of brief witty exchanges and quips from newspapers including bits about dentistry, hospitals, doctors, and domestic life. The jokes feature quick punchlines and light social satire, with lines about trust in cheap dentistry, earaches, and a shy humor about fortune or misfortune.
Goose Cee Call Question Puzzles Eager Listeners
The query asks if there is a public appeal for a goose cee. It notes curiosity about a possible event or call and invites responses from readers or participants familiar with the term. No further context or details are provided.
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