Foreign Advertising Rates and News Agencies Listed
Classified note from Ardard Publishing Company Anaconda Mont outlines advertising rates for daily and Sunday subscriptions in North America and Canada. It lists agents including Portland Portland Oregon Tacoma and Detroit agents, with references to MONTANA and Chicago Tribune building.
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Standard Publishing Company
Postomtiee
Anaconda
Standard Building
Mont
Warram J Morton Co
Repre
Watative
Ken Yore
Ptr
Tunis Ulid
Chicago— Tribune
Fen North America
Eve
Montana
Cora
Detroit Metropolitan News Co
News Agen
Portland
O'Mara Firth
Wash
Tacoma
Tregs News Co
Heattie
Whitney's News Agen
Stubeck
Wall and
River
Overproduction resolves as demand returns in postwar outlook
The piece argues that high wartime output created overstock and reduced demand, forcing factories to trim schedules or close. It predicts production will rebound as markets revive abroad, but warns continued vigilance is needed to avoid a renewed glut if new export markets are not found.
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Utter
Mr. Claus
Constantinople
Pay-up Week urged to settle debts nationwide
A 14 day Pay-up Week campaign is urged across the United States to clear small and large debts. The plan, backed by business leaders and newspapers, runs February 1 to 26 and promotes the motto I pay your bills I will pay mine. The effort aims to reduce persistent unpaid obligations hindering financial stability.
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United States
Winter labor prospects in New York and nationwide
The article notes labor conditions nationwide and in New York as satisfactory given war orders, with Charity Organization Society aid falling from 5472 families in March to 2969 in August. Employment prospects are strong, with public bureaus listing many available positions and many workers now employed. The piece mentions a high demand for laborers and wages ranging from 4 to 6 dollars weekly for the main job groups.
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Montana
New York
Charity Organization Society of
Public Employment Bureau
The
Bureau
Marked for vengeance General von Hindenburg speaks on war
The article notes General von Hindenburg, praised by the German government, can publish his views without suppression. He argues against peace, saying fighting must continue until Britain Serbia and Italy are punished. He contends Serbia has suffered, while Britain’s soil remains untouched by foreign armies. Germany has not yet achieved its aims.
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Serbia
Saloniki
Sataniki
Belgium
France
Russia
Mesopotamia
Balkans
Great Britain
Greece
Romania
von Hindenburg
Italy
Germany
Unclear historical notice fragment on unified authorization
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a meeting or presentation related to a united authority and statutes. Names, dates, or places are not readable, leaving the exact event and participants unclear. The passage references general something and a potential completion before introduction or presentation, but details are not determinable from the legible portions.
Humor and Quips Across Gangs and Courts
A mix of humorous snippets and sharp quips from 19th century press. An ambulance surgeon contemplates Egherto’s fate amid gang talk. a London Opinion line notes women’s minds under strain. a Buffalo Ex press and Cha nage News jab at builders and inspectors. a courtroom exchange features Mr Case sidy’s scornful reply about torment’s means of injury.
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Egherto
Buffalo Express
London
Washington
Chanage News
Buffalo Courier
Austrian Baron Involved in Passport Forgery Probe
Washington reports indicate the United States may seek recall of Baron Erich Zwiedinek head of the Austrian embassy amid a letter alleging forgery of American passports. The document, over a year old, surfaced during Ambassador Dui’s tenure and could affect diplomatic exchanges between Washington and Vienna, with Zwiedinek consulting Secretary Lansing on key official messages.
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Baron Aicer
Washington
United States
Erich Zwiedinek
State Department
Dui
Irs
Vienna
Baron Zwiedinek
Lansing
Spirit of the Press and War Time Dissent Echoes
A mosaic of editorial snips from Chicago News Minneapolis Journal Pittsburg Times New York Sun and Baltimore American poke at politics war aims and public mood. References include Elihu Root dodging law Bryan's pacifist image Uncle Joe and Ford's peace pilgrimage amid Cloture debate and gas mask talk.
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Bryan
New York Sun
Joe
Pittsburg Dispatch
Croquette Craft From Leftovers Guides Homemakers
Practical notes from 1915 on making croquettes from leftover ingredients. It covers fresh ingredients, frying technique, serving ideas, and recipes for bread and meat croquettes, including chicken ham veal beef and additions like peas and raisins. Tips include chilling to set shape and quick reheating for busy meals.
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McClure News
Paper Syndicate
Quotations and maxims in Walton Jr’s book series
Walton Jr compiles phrases from Hudibras Epictetus Horace and Conan Doyle to form new healthful slogans. The anthology sample includes keep busy and saw wood fret not adversity keep an even mind and avoid overweening pride. Published 1915 Chicago Tribune copyright.
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Jr. Warton
Butlet
Jonah
Epictetus
Walton
Tonee
Antoninus Pius
Conan Doyle
The
Chicago Tribune
Prong of the Bank War and Jackson’s Radical Move
A historical account of the 1832 Bank War showing President Andrew Jackson casting off Congress to remove federal deposits from the Bank of the United States. The narrative notes cabinet opposition, political conflict with Henry Clay, and the rise of Jacksonian power as he used executive authority to reorganize the government’s finances. It highlights the crisis’s impact on credit, public policy, and the balance between representation and corporate power.
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Bank of the United States
General Jackson
Tns
Jackson
Congress
Derber
Dackson
House
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury Department
A. McLane
The
Treasury
State
Koward Livingston
Ven Serotary
William J. Dy
Pennsylvania
Diane
Roger B
Taney
Maryland
United States
United
Duane
Ite
Mr. Clay
Short Stories From St Louis And New York Tales
A collage of humorous and human moments from early 20th century papers. A St Louis merchant’s clerk reflects on luck with a friend named Mr. Jones while a Philadelphia teacher and a young student respond with witty answers. Uncle Peleg’s automobile encounter lands as a comic vignette. Florence Moore, at eleven, speaks on matrimony and life on stage in New York.
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St. Loui
Alent
Mr. Jones
O'Connor
Longshoreman's Union
Yorks
Uncle Peleg
York
Florence Moore
Doris
Cohan & Harris
Mary
Florence
New York Evening World
Vague Claimant and Fashion Notes From Fresno
A Fresno claimant seeks a $10 and a beef check found on a car after a theft. The claimant endured an untimely death in a car crash leaving no known relatives. A fashion note notes gray becoming fashionable in England due to wartime color shortages and browns, scarlets, pinks, and blues being scarce.
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Fresno
England
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Butte
Fast Broadway
Au Genera
Tettere
Corre
Heute Eendarenand
Ardarid Publishing Company
Customs
Brand Whitlock
Ohio
von Papen and
Boy
Hax
Sehold
Chicago Medical Society
Hasseldon
Rafael
Cal
Ts Penrose
Wilson
Tven
Mr. Tirvan
Austria
Emland
China
Hie
Europe
Fer
Sakon Erich 2Wiediner
Spirit of the Press
Ord
Boston
Elihu Root
Chicago News
America
Minneapolis Journal
Senate
Pittsh Zette
Times
Ford
Baltimore
Frances Marshall
Craqne
W. A. Evans
Chicago
Promisatlon
Alonday
Jocay
Eson
Philadelphia
Public. Ledger
Lene
J. Bettman & Co
West Park Street
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