Standard Publishing Company Public Notice and Rates
Public notice from Standard Publishing Company of Anaconda Montana outlines subscription rates and mailing details. It lists carriers, mailing offices, advertising representatives, and regional sale points outside Montana, noting monthly and yearly prices and advance payment terms.
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Prutteation Sai Saban
Avaconda
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Whitlam J Morton Co
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New York
Park Row
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Travel season points to American tours and parks
The article predicts a long travel season in America as Europe remains unsettled. Eastern travelers will focus on the West with national parks, especially Yellowstone and Glacier, drawing many visitors. Montana is expected to benefit from increased western travel.
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America
Europe
United States
San Francisco
San Diego
Yellowstone
Glacier Parks
Montana
Roosevelt Criticizes Wilson Mexico Policy Amid Taft Praise
The article reports Colonel Roosevelt criticizing President Wilson over Mexico policy, while conceding praise to Taft’s Republican leadership. It argues Roosevelt contends Wilson’s approach mirrors the previous administration and contends the best period was Roosevelt’s own presidency.
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Roosevelt
Wilson
Taft
Mexico
Mr. Wilson
Mr. Jones
Desonare Serbia Salvation Army observer report
A Salvation Army observer in Serbia details widespread devastation from a disaster. The typic village, with about 200 inhabitants and 128 houses, shows 90 houses destroyed and 18 to 9 badly damaged uninhabitable. Families shrank from 89 or 40 to single or two members. many rely on cornmeal and unripe plums as food scarce.
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Salvation Army
Sebia
War-torn village scenes after battle horror and hunger
A Salvation Army observer describes families shattered by war. One wife lost seven, another survivor from a family of eleven. Desolate deserts of sand, ruined farms, plum orchards bearing fruit unused, copper stills seized by invaders, and mass graves with civilians buried in pits. The account paints a grim, haunting picture of famine, disease, and scorched land.
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Salvation Army
Serbia
Germany eyes France and Egypt in new European push
A wartime briefing suggests Germany plans a major offensive in France after shifting troops from Serbia and Russia. While a Gallipoli style push toward Greece to threaten Saloniki is noted, England fears a Suez route via Egypt. Coastal defenses and rail logistics could delay any crossing, making a sustained invasion unlikely this season.
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Europe
Germany
Copenhagen
Serbia
Russia
France
Italy
Teutons
Saloniki
Greece
England
Egypt
Suez Canal
Mediterranean
Constantinople
Imig
Trais
Inu
Damascus
Suez
Ern Foont
Leadership shifts urge British victory in War Talks
The text argues that cabinet and military leadership changes are under discussion in Britain. It contends that past changes failed to secure victory and that new leaders from among England’s common people could emerge to outmaneuver the Teutons, likening potential English reform to Lincoln and Grant in the United States. It asserts Britain may need systemic changes to win.
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England
United States
Great Britain
Roosevelts talk sparks GOP protest and war talk
A torpedo of opinion declares Roosevelt cannot be nominated by Republicans, while a chorus from the Times and Tribune critics warns of war talk. Montana metals surge in 1915, gold, silver, copper, lead and zinc yield a record total. International notes compare Roosevelt, Wilson, and world leaders amid Christmas and war talk.
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New York Tribune
Philadelphia North American
New York ‘Times
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Wilson
Kent
Roosevelt
Chicago
Sagan
United States Geological Survey
Washington
Montana
Spirit of the Press It fa said that Inst Sunday there were two relgious services on board the peace ship
Rumor notes two religious services aboard the peace ship with the bar reportedly closed briefly. The piece questions Bryan's survival prospects and references various 1916 era political quips and editorial lines from multiple papers.
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Bryan
Houston Post
Nation
Leaving America for Germany Captain von Papen departure photo
The image shows Captain Franz von Papen Military Attaché to Germany arriving at a New York steamship pier. Before leaving he issued a typed statement thanking those he met in America and stated that enemies of Germany cannot break the bond between the United States and Germany.
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Franz von Papen
United States
New York
America
von Papen
Germany
fritter recipes and variations from housewife guide
A home cooking article explains fritter making with two parts liquid to two parts flour, plus baking powder or soda, salt, and optional flavorings. It describes frying in deep fat, testing heat, and methods for apple fritters, vegetable fritters, cereal fritters, jam fritters, and cheese fritters, with various dipping batters and serving ideas.
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Syru
McClure Newspoor Syndicate
A Changed Human Race in Wartime Thought
An 1915 reflective piece argues the great Christian nations are exhausted by war, sacrifice to aUnknown god of human rights, and predicts a different world after the conflict. It foresees global sorrow reshaping nations, reevaluating human character, and rebuilding after the trial by fire.
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United States
Humorous Bits From The Nation On Crazed Wordplay
A collage of humor notes and quips from various papers including jokes about stock buys authority figures and a Vietrota factory accident. It parodies dialogue in legal and literary forms and includes witty exchanges about diplomacy and medical science.
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Vietrota
Harvard Lampoon
Willis
Gillis
Musical
Muse
Sorghum
Washington Star
Answers to Letters from Fans Speak on Future and Fame
A screen star explains her plan to answer reader questions through the paper. She notes thousands of letters daily asking about personal fate, lost items, and guidance, but she cannot reveal private fortunes. She offers practical advice for aspiring actresses and shares memories of fan correspondence and public life.
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Tom
Mary
Answers to Correspondents on Moving Pictures
Letter excerpts discuss audience feedback on “Madam Butterfly” and “Moving pictures” as moral education. The writer notes producing five reel films takes weeks and scenes run about ten minutes. Grace Taker of Belleville comments on debates and the value of cinema despite imperfect portrayals.
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Auiitter
Grace Taker
Belleville
Ducati
Private Sign Scares Off Trespassers In Springfield Estate
Reading like a quirky anthology, short tales unfold from a Springfield Mass estate guarded by warnings, a lovers walk encounter, a Kentuckian heaven gate gag, a college football triumph under parental doubt, a kindly streetcar lap tale, and a boy’s cheeky penny pocket gag as Judge ends the collection.
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Sprinsfield
Mass
Body's Magazine
Tom
Isle
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