Fragmented Ad Agency Listing From Historic Paper
Busy, unreadable OCR fragment lists advertising agencies and offices across cities. Mentions Hitslers J Morion Co Salaried Represent Newvorsrifth Avenue Chicago Tribune building and various News Agencies. Includes addresses such as Portland Fifth and Wash coma and general business notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitlers J Morion Co
Repre- Newvorsrifth Avenue
Chicago Tribune
Montana
Standard
Tan News
Alt Lake Lee
Russia Ready for Major Drive to Break Kaiser Power
London and Moscow dispatches claim Russia is massing 3,000,000 new troops with vast supplies for a winter offensive to push Germans and Austrians off Russian soil. The drive, if launched, could threaten the Kaiser and even alter plans regarding Constantinople.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Russia
Rus
Russels
London
Riga
Constantinople
Funeral Follies and A Loyal Standard Manager
A portion details lavish funeral critique while John J Hammill of the Standard in Butte dies in Vancouver after a long illness. Hammill’s colleagues praise his fidelity loyalty courage and kindness and note his death shocks friends in Montana and the Standard staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J Hammill
The
Standard
Butte
Vancouver
Anaconda
Montana
Hammill
Railroads drop liquor sales in dry territory shift
Beginning next year the Denver & Rio Grande Michigan Central Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul and Missouri Pacific will stop selling alcohol to align with rising prohibition sentiment and to comply with varying local laws. Railroads cite operational complexity and employee discipline as reasons for the change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Denver & Rio Grande
Michigan Central
Chicago
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Missouri Pacific
Young Chinese Minister Koo Arrives in United States
Dr V K Wellington Koo arrives in New York as the new Chinese Minister to the United States. He travels with his wife and secretary Dr Wen Pin Yee. At thirty he is described as the youngest diplomat in America, and he is a Columbia University graduate from the class of 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kitty
Dr.Trudeau
V. K. Wellington Koo
United State
Wen Pin Yee
America
Koo
New York
Columbia University
Hazards of Hat Making and Mercury Poisoning
A Chicago Tribune report details mercury poisoning among hat makers from nitrate treated fur, causing shakes, salivation, tooth loss, and bone damage. Workers suffer dust exposure, deafness, skin issues, and respiratory illness. Remedies include quieter workshops, rubber gloves, better washing, and vacuum cleaning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bright
New York City
The
Chicago Tribune
Clothes Economy and Fashion Choices for Households
A 1915 McClure Syndicate piece by Frances Marshall argues households balance clothing budgets between cheap frequent purchases and costly durable garments. It compares frugal and quality approaches, notes regional advice, and suggests occasionally breaking from routine to invest in tailored, long lasting outfits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Boston
California
Ford
McClure News
Humorous Exchanges and Quips Across Courts and Panels
A collage of comic dialogue cites lawyers debating speech impact and a judge’s remark about a five year sentence. Other snippets include a quip about Chile and a playful exchange on umbrellas, reflecting light newspaper humor from various outlets.
Recount of Cherokee Nation and Indian Territory politics
The article reviews 19th century policy toward the Cherokee and other tribes, detailing treaties with the United States, land rights, and efforts by Adams and Jackson to shape self government versus state control in Georgia and Alabama. It notes tribal strength, land retention, and clashes over removal and sovereignty in the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams
Congress
Jackson
Georgia
Alabama
Humorous Exchange Fragments in 19th Century Papers
Readily readable snippets show dialogues about marriage pensions suffrage and everyday life. Characters include suitors daughters and soldiers in light banter from Buffalo Express St Paul Dispatch New York Globe Boston Transcript and Cincinnati Enquirer. The items reflect social norms and misinterpretations of the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo Express
Simpkins
St. Paul Dispatch
Baker's
New York Globe
Pat
Bogorra
Mike
Boston ‘Transcript
Mr. Gabb
Mrs. Gabb
Cincinnati Enquirer
Senator Weeks and Mexico’s Recognition Debate
A collection of editorials and quotes from multiple papers discussing U S policy toward Mexico. Mentions Weeks Stephenson Roosevelt Whitlock and Belgium, with opinions on recognizing Huerta and ending the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noe
Wilcam
Weeks
United States
Huerta
Mexico
Springfield Republica
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Andard Publishing Company
Postomee
Hone
Absconda
Mont
RTE
Hm Model Funeral
Jown
Hamil
Menechpal Phy
Bozeman
Roosevelt
White House
Taft
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
Repubicans
Henrg
Chauncey M. Depew
Henry Ford
P. T. Barnum
Mr. Fort
Bugs
Alaska
Serbia
George Bernard Shawin
England
Lansing
Roy En
Captain von Papen
Senate
Fony
Penton Cave
Calles
Witte House
Spokane
AMI
Sala
Paris
Milwaukee
Lord Kitchener
Bertin
San Jose
Cal
Santa Clara and
Market Streets
Terete
DR and Mrs Welungton
W. A. Evans
Frances Marshall
Simpon
Chile
Bertie
Arctic
Cyrus K. Savage
Kansas City
Boston Globe
Hod Wilson
Incense Haan
Nis
Ana Remwpton
Teeare
Esagn Teantiorsmann
Sean Gmnaned
Tad’ Cate
Elewance
Geares Sea
Sas
Spirit of the Press
Stephenson
Florida
Times-Union
Chicago News
Brand Whitlock
Belgium
Boston Transcript
Butterrill
East Broadway
Davey Tmore
Finlen Hotel
Leggat
Nsse
R. Creig
Thornton Cafe
W. F. Love
Purity Cafeteria
West Broadway
H. Davey
A.C.M. Hardware House
Quartz
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