Standard Publishing Company ad notices from Anaconda Mont
An OCR fragment lists Standard Publishing Company proprietors and offices in New York Chicago Detroit Denver and San Francisco networks. It mentions subscription rates by carrier and mail, various newsstand routes, and representatives. ends with Montana address and general business directions.
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Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda
Mallmatt Pobtication
IGN
William 3. Morton
New York
Fifth Avenue
Chicago
Trivune
Gargise
Ma Fe Noreh America
Monte Fe
Vance
Montana
Standard
Tioustine’s
Park Row
Detroit
Metropolitan News Co
Corkeep Woodway
Shieneayester
Minn
J. de Weel
Denver
Ait Lake
Jemma van’ Patten
San Francisco
United News
Rady
Ton Angeles
Kema News
Kan Diegenchild
Portantcniowman
Pontamee
Portiant
New Philippine independence bill reported in Senate
At the start of the holiday adjournment the senate favorably reported a new Philippine independence bill. It replaces the earlier measure, promises independence when the U S deems it in the permanent interest of Filipinos, and grants full legislative powers to the Filipino legislature. It raises suffrage qualifications, bans polygamy, and substitutes an elective senate for the governor-appointed upper house.
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Congress
Philippine Islands
Senate
United States
Canada Ready to Double War Effort for England
Premier Borden declares Canada prepared to double its current contingent to aid Britain in winning the war and preserving the empire. More than 100,000 Canadians are under arms in Europe, with troops fighting and suffering at Ypres. Increasing the force to 350,000 or 400,000 will strain Canada's industrial and agricultural sectors and require heavy funding for support and equipment.
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Borden
Canada
England
Europe
Ypres
Dominion
Canad
Lusitania Controversy and Neutral Rights Debate
An old article reviews the Lusitania affair and related sinkings, noting rising diplomatic exchanges and the complexity of neutral rights in wartime. It argues that merchant ships face dangers for strategic gains, while American casualties provoke strong responses but are weighed against broader wartime objectives.
American casualties may trigger stronger response to attacks
The piece argues attackers may not care for American lives and that if Americans are aboard and harmed, diplomats will not suffice. It suggests Germany or Austria are not seeking to sever ties deliberately, yet public patience wanes as lives are put at risk and protests prove ineffective. The tone warns explanations and apologies will fail to satisfy the American people.
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Germany
Austria
United States
European nations near exhaustion in prolonged war
A German Reichstag member argues that if the war persists the United States will be the sole victor and Europe will collapse its powers. He notes that no nation has inexhaustible resources and all are drained by the war, predicting nearing exhaustion within a year and a half and a future struggle to survive rather than to dominate.
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Philip Scheidemann
Reichstag
United States
Europe
Germany
Russia
France
Great Britain
America
Bismarck
Austria
Denmark
Frankfort
Washington Star
Spain Eyes Gibraltar Return and Med Fleet Shift
An European dispatch says Spain may pursue reclaiming Gibraltar as Britain holds it for two centuries. Spain recruits surge, new arms arrive, and a $20 million munition order to the U.S. suggests war readiness amid German influence rumors. Even with possible plans, a Spanish victory appears unlikely without a crushed British navy and a German success in Egypt and Suez.
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Europe
Spain
Gibraltar
Mediterranean Sea
Great Britain
United States
London
England
Germany
Egypt
Suez Canal
Mediterranean
Rock of Gibraltar
Paying the War Debt Germany Faces Demands
Vorwaerts, a Berlin newspaper long suppressed by the government, now calls on Berlin to specify how the nation will pay its enormous war debts. It notes Germany's war indebtedness at ten billion dollars, with interest already at five hundred million annually and provisions needed for gradual bond redemption to preserve credit.
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Vorwaerts
Berlin
Germany
Financial woes loom as war debts rise worldwide
The article notes German fiscal strain from wartime costs and a likely delay in tax relief until after the war. It warns indemnities may not ease the burden and compares France Britain Italy Austria and others facing rising debts. It also reports Elihu Root declining to appear on Minnesota GOP ballot.
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Charles B. Filiott
Philippine Commission
New York Statesman
Elihu Root
Minnesota
Root
Mr. Root
De Pachmann and Goldmark Tablet Jest in Vienna
A Philadelphia Public Ledger anecdote recalls De Pachmann praising a modest Vienna home of Goldmark with a quip that its future tablet would read To Let. Other tales span an Indiana town’s two strong personalities, a Chicago bar admission gag with Battle of Retainers, and humorous episodes about Bismarck and a cannoned bell in a Frankfort lodging.
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Victor Hernert
de Pachmann
Goldmark
Vienna
Philadelphia Public Ledger
How to Keep Well by Dr Evans on plants and air
A reader asks why potted plants and cut flowers fail in homes with a 70 degree temperature and furnace water. The doctor says plants act as combined thermometers and hygrometers, signaling living conditions. If plants struggle, people feel the environment is unhealthy, suggesting rooms unfit to live or work in.
Housewife's Economy by Frances Marshall
The article discusses herbs in modern cooking, noting how tastes have shifted from medieval medicinal uses to today's flavors. It details optimal bay leaf use, herb combinations, storage, and methods like cheesecloth herb bags to enhance sauces and stews.
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Per ‘Lynd
Children in Pictures in the Foundling Play Studio
A studio glimpse shows orphans in the new play The Foundling with the narrator as their lit tle mother. Two young girls, Trish and a French girl, evoke poverty and fear as tears flow during a takes, while crew capture a moment of real grief and delight among the children and director.
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Foundling
Mary
Etine
Tle
Roosevelts supporters weigh House Europe trip talk
Newspaper clippings cite varied editorials on Col. E. M. House and Roosevelt, noting reporters seek an explanation for Europe travel and debating whether a demand or voice alone will secure recognition. Other posts mock politicians and Congress over war time substitutes and weather commissions.
Humor of the Day Headlines From Various Papers
A cobbled collection of jokes and captioned quips from multiple papers including Baltimore American, Topeka Journal, Detroit Free Press, Indianapolis Star, and Puck. The humor centers on misunderstandings, social mores, and light wordplay with familiar characters and snippets.
Answers To ConME Ruth Miller Advice Letter
Ruth Miller of St Louis asks how a girl of 11 can earn money while aiming to be an actress. The column urges study over dreaming of stardom and cautions about giving up current work for acting after reviewing directors and company reliability.
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Ruth Miller
St. Louis
Ruth
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