Andard Publishing Company Notice at Anaconda Post Office
Fragmented OCR reveals a notice for Andard Publishing Company with proprietors and filing details at the Anaconda post office Montana. It lists subscription rates and office addresses including 1 Park Row New York and mentions generic publishing terms and contact lines.
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En Andard Publishing
Compan Publicners
Ned
Anaconda
econd-Cines
Tention
Ommce
Mont Bett
Pastorial
Montana
New York
Totaline
Park Row
Buy It Now and Pay for It Now Boosts Trade
An eastern city campaign urges residents to buy now to spur a quick business revival. The idea is that if those with money purchase what they will need soon and others pay promptly on debts, a general boom in trade would follow. The slogans emphasize immediate action to stimulate the economy.
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Europe
Thes
Germany
Austria
Italy
Tts
Ship Purchase Bill Urged by President Wilson
President Wilson presses immediate action on a ship purchase bill and warns that if not enacted by March 4 he will call an extra session. Administration emphasizes nonpartisan support across parties to build a strong merchant marine, a goal urged by both major parties for 35 years. The plan aims to equip the United States with a desired merchant fleet.
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Wilson
Congress
Or Net
House
United States
These Days in Berlin Busy Civic Projects Amid War
These days in Berlin show brisk civic activity despite wartime strain with plans for a west harbor and an extended subway linking northern and southern Berlin. Hundreds work daily on ships, rails, canals, and hospital expansion while green fields lie beyond industrial progress and war impact.
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Berlin
West Harbor
Spandauer Ship Canal
Stettin
Hohengollern
Pittsburg Gazette-Times
Wounded Return Rate Seen From Front Lines
An army surgeon estimates about 56 percent of wounded will return to duty, with 50 percent permanently unfit. Reporters toured Berlin hospitals, noting many wounded from Warsaw and Tarnograd campaigns. A new field hospital at Tempelhof with 1200 beds showed rapid mobility and readiness for transport.
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Hile
Berlin
Warsaw
Trangorod
Rivenland
Kattontte
Silesia
Women voters may decide Butte spring election outcomes
A editorial urges Democrats in Butte to field their strongest candidates for mayor and city offices in the spring primaries. It argues that with women gaining suffrage they will scrutinize candidates closely and could determine the election, pressuring parties to nominate top men.
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Butte
Seo
Suffrage Debate and War Talk Echo In Senate Fight
The piece surveys political tensions as suffrage opponents prevail 274 to 174 in the House while President Wilson defends state-by-state approach. It riffs on wartime sentiment, European turmoil, and fiscal woes, noting Roosevelt’s fading prominence and the winter’s chill amid global unrest.
War talk says Italy Romania Greece may join great war
War correspondents report Italy Romania and Greece weighing entry into the war though none may act before spring. Italy has boosted war materials, blocked copper exports, and kept many troops mobilized. Romania seeks Transylvania, while Greece eyes surviving Turkey possessions and Albania tensions loom. If they join, all three likely side with Germany’s foes.
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Italy
Romania
Greece
Translyvania
Austria
Russa
Russia
The Frost King Poem Causes Cold Debate Between Friends
In 1915 two shopworkers discuss a poem titled The Frost King by Wilfred, noting its cold imagery. The Manicure Lady and Head Barber clash over taste and literary criticism while contrasting warm climates and harsh weather, referencing Lord Byron and editor responses.
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Awell
George
Wilfred Waying
Rome
Otf
Lord Byron
Crite
Brooks Feature Syndicate
Press Opinions on Taft and Philippine Governance
A collage of editorial quips and quotes from multiple newspapers debating Taft and U S policy in the Philippines. Highlights include Taft’s stance on Filipino capability, mixed reactions from Detroit Free Press Columbia State St Louis Globe Democrat Boston Transcript Chicago News and Wall Street Journal commentaries.
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Europe
Columbia
T. R
William Howard Taft
St. Louis Globe- Democrat
Jobsens
Boston ‘Transcript
Tom Marshall
Chicago News
American housewives urged to use economical meat cuts
A 1915 editorial advises American housewives to economize meat purchases by choosing cheaper cuts like flank and neck, pounding and slow cooking tougher meats, and using scraps for stews and soups. It argues these cuts can be nutritious, affordable, and flavorful when prepared properly.
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McClure New Paper Syndicate
Optimism and Prohibition Wit From Cincinnati Enquirer
Luke M'Luke riffs on optimism and law in Kansas, noting a quitting editor and the alcohol ban, while reflecting on drinking, marriage and forgiveness themes. The piece lampoons bluffing, luck, and social norms, with casual remarks about divorce and happiness.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
Kansas
Edilor
Kansig
Battleship Gray The Newest Color
Fashion signals spring color trends with the bold Battleship Gray moving into catalogs and displays. Advertisers push the pace, claiming new shades will mirror wartime influence and timing as readers await authentic news in theStand.
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