Publication masthead and advertising notes from Anaconda issue
Standard Publishing Company printer notes list offices in Anaconda and Butte with post office routing. It includes telephones for business and editorial departments and mentions advertising representation in New York and Chicago.
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Standard Publishing Company Publishers and Proprietors
Anaconda
Standard Buiiding
Mont Bell
Butte
Fast Broadway
Andard Publishing Company
Anaconda, Mont
Subscription rates and distribution outlets
Daily and Sunday rates by carrier and mail for North America are listed with monthly, yearly, and advance options. A network of newsstands and agencies across major cities shows where The Standard is sold, with contact points in New York, Chicago, Rochester, Denver, Salt Lake City, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Portland, Seattle, Tacoma, Beattie, and Anaconda.
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North America
Montana
Standard
Saleew York
Hotaline’s
Park Row
Itty-Eighth
Broadway
Chicago
Congress Hotel
St. Paul
N &1
Marie Cigar
East Fifth Street
Metropolitan News Co
Woodward and Michican
Rochester
Por Diego
Child’s News Agency
Ortland— Bowman
Postoffice Corner
Tland—O' Mara
Fifth and Wash
Tacoma
Treco News Co
Beattie—Whitney's
Beattie
Acme News Co
Occidental and
Yesler Way
Stubeck, Wall and Rivere
Busy Butte Prepares for Christmas Observance
In Butte the holiday rush ends tonight as merchants report one of the busiest seasons in the city's history with steady buying. Charities and churches including Associated Charities Joshers club Salvation Army Volunteers of America and the city health office have distributed aid to those in need and expect adequate provisions for those unable to provide for themselves.
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Butte
Associated Charities
Joshers’ Club
Salvation Army
the Volunteers of America
Gasoline Consumption and Production Trends Rise in 1915
The report notes a steady rise in gasoline prices amid inquiries into petroleum production. US output in 1914 reached 292,000,009 barrels, with this year showing a slight curtailment. Six months of production totaled 145,090,000 barrels. demand remains high as auto sales and licenses surge. Average car gasoline use is about 500 gallons yearly, boosting total consumption to over a billion gallons, far above five years ago.
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United States
United States Geological Survey
Good roads advance reshapes United States by five years
In five years about 100000 miles of high quality highways have been built, including the Lincoln highway and National road, transforming transcontinental travel into pleasure. If the pace continues, the country will be girdled with good roads and rival Europe in highway beauty and durability.
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United States
Europe
Awakening China Moves Toward Monarchy and Modern Mills
The reversion of China toward a monarchy is viewed by experts as boosting progress. Contracts worth $900,000 spare two modern cotton spinning mills in Tien Tsin with 25,900 spindles, expandable later. Chinese ministers hold stakes in the two companies, marking first large American sale of cotton machinery to China.
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China
Japan
Associated Press
Massachusetts
Tien Tsin
Julian H
American competition in Chinese textile trade noted
Arnold notes American manufacturers urged to enter competition in China for machinery sales. China imports about 28 thousand dollars yearly in cotton yarn while about 1,290 spindles operate in 25 mills. the cotton consuming power could support many more spindles. The Commerce and Agriculture Department invited J. N. Jobson of Texas A&M to teach better cotton growing, expected there in January.
Roosevelt as Republican candidate eyed by Tribune
The New York Tribune suggests Theodore Roosevelt could be the GOP nominee, noting the party’s difficulty finding a suitable candidate. It contrasts Roosevelt’s hardline stance on national honor with Wilson’s approach, arguing the public would favor Wilson despite Roosevelt’s forthrightness.
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New York Tribune
Theodore Roosevelt
the Tribune
Taft
Roosevelt
The
Tribune
Wilson
Averted Horror of White Buttons in War Time
Industrial centers report men may have to wear white buttons on suits coats and shirts due to war caused dye shortages. Logwood embargo worsens the vegetable ivory button trade but Britain informs Washington it will ship 47 percent tons of logwood from Jamaica for dyestuffs with possible ongoing supplies under limits.
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Great Britain
Washington
Jamaica
United States
Cardinal Mercier fund aids embattled Belgians in need
Distressing Belgian pleas prompt prominent American women to launch a Cardinal Mercier fund. Cardinal Mercier leads Belgium's authority, receives daily desperate appeals for aid as suffering spreads among hundreds of thousands of families and institutions previously wealthy and charitable.
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Belgium
Cardinal Mercer
Associated Press
Cardinal Mercier
Belgium relief drive frail as wealthy patrons withdraw
A committee of prominent society women led by Mrs. Gerald Borsden and others laments Belgium’s dire poverty and the loss of patronage from formerly rich Belgians. They note millions in abject need, with factories, businesses, and charities unable to sustain help amid war’s long duration.
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Gerald Borsden
C. G .K. Billings
Joseph H. Chaste
Edwin Gould
H. Harriman
Otto H. Kahn
J. P. Morgan
Belgium
Holiday headlines mix on Villa and Europe satire
The article blends political lampoon and current events, noting Mexico’s Francisco Villa and European sentiment. It mocks vaudeville intrigues, Ford’s Berlin plans, Wisconsin Governor Philipp’s charity stunt, and Christmas mood while hinting at peace prospects and political hype.
Humorous Quotations and Jokes From Past Papers
A collection of witty quips and cartoonish dialogue with attributions from Boston Transcript Baltimore American Birmingham Age-Herald Detroit Free Press Puck London Punch and Boston Globe. Lines include jokes about optimism national preparedness umbrellas and weather, plus a painterly sunset gag and a poet complaining to an editor.
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Detroit Free Press
Blondine
Gertrude Giddigad
Brunetta
Puck
Customer
Tslzium
London
Boston Transcript
Keep Well Clean Cooks and Waiters Reform Proposed
The National Hotelkeepers Association and health departments plan stronger sanitary standards for hotels and restaurants. They favor bathing facilities for cooks and waiters and require daily body baths and scrupulous hand and face cleaning. A future test for typhoid carrier status may be used to bar carriers and venereal disease sufferers from kitchen work, with broader adoption within years.
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Natonal Hotelkeepers’ Association
Geting
Aren
New York City
New York
Milwaukee
The
Chicago Tribune
Desserts for Christmas Dinner From A Housewives Guide
A 1915 McClure Syndicate guide suggests plum pudding or mince pie as traditional heavy desserts with lighter options like orange whip prune whip and fruit molds. It notes serving sequence from rich to lighter sweets and includes fruit blends with wine and cream garnishes.
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McClue Newspaper Syndicate
The Skin Care Routine of a Screen Actress
A screen actress details her daily and nightly facial regimen to combat weather exposure and aging. She emphasizes cold cream, rice powder, absorbent cotton, ice applications, buttermilk for sun protection, and avoiding soap on the face. She describes a lengthy night routine, including warm baths, cold showers, alcohol rubs, and rest in a dark room, to erase fatigue.
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Arizona
Alaska
Wnea
Literary quips on Roosevelt Taft and politics
A collection of witty quotes from various papers mocking political figures and debates. References include Tillman, Roosevelt, Bryan, Taft, Pinchot, and Gifford Pinchot at an Ohio event, with sharp wordplay on preparedness and language.
Sacramento mother warns daughters about falling in love
A Sacramento mother writes that her two pretty daughters, aged 14 and 12, should not waste the best part of the fall by chasing or getting involved in love. She seeks guidance on how to steer them away from early romance.
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Sacramento
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Philipp
Wisconsin
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Philadelphia Evening Ledger
Giff Pinchot
Columbus
Ohio
Washington Post
Washington Star
Richmond Pearson Hudson
Germany
Springfield Republican
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