Foreign advertising rates listed in Anaconda Standard
The Anaconda Standard shows foreign advertising rates and subscriptions. It lists salaried representatives and offices in New York Chicago Detroit Rochester Denver San Francisco Los Angeles and more. The notice mentions Sunday and daily editions with various pricing plans.
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Witten J. Morton Cy
New York
Fifth Avenue
Chieage Tribune
Montana
Standard
Partand
Rawman
Tentomce ‘Corner
Rartiansoramily Rity
God Wash
Huerta's Fall and U.S. Anger Over Mexico Murders
The article condemns Victoriano Huerta as a violent usurper responsible for the Madero assassination and the massacre of American citizens in Mexico. It urges accountability for the Carranza government and warns Americans to avoid the fiend-infested country until civic order returns, highlighting Secretary Lansing's guidance.
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Mexico
Victoriano Huerta
Huerta
Francisco Madero
Madero
Lfe
United States
Texas
Washington
Carranza
Lansing
Montenegro Next Victim of the Steam Roller
European dispatches say Montenegro, allied with Serbia, is the next target as Austrians overpower Montenegrin resistance. The country is small, mountainous, with 228,000 people and mainly agricultural fishing trade. Montenegro has a long history with Turkey and supported Serbia in 1876 and 1912.
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Montenegro
Belgium
Serbia
Tenegro
Turkey
Bulgaria
Greece
Reper Swan
How to Keep Well By Dr W A Evans Chicago
Dr Evans discusses food fads and digestion noting water’s role in digestion and saliva’s limited digestive power. He cites Prof Hawk’s findings on drinking water with meals and on an empty stomach to aid digestion, while warning against excessive water intake.
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W. A. Evans
Chicago
America
P. B. Hawk
Jefferson Medical College
Chieaxo Tribune
Prohibition Wave Reaches Western Canada and Russia War News
Saskatchewan abolishes bar with pubs allowed. Alberta to end minor traffic July 1. Manitoba to vote on prohibition. Russia’s war boosts temperance as Dr. Philip Newton cites vodka bans reducing brain-racking cases amid ongoing conflict.
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United States
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Colorado
Arizona
Canada
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Russia
Turgenieff
Anl
Philip Newton
Washington, D. C
Humor and quotes from readers and public figures
A collage of light lines and exchanges from newspapers and public figures. Includes a Nav Nurse Tommy joke about Sunday soldiers, a judge remark on a toll cost, brief exchanges with Madge Gossin and Casey, and a quip about a jail visitor and a window labeled Informations.
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Tommy
Salvaton Army
Chicago News
Madge—Gossin
Marjorie
Nonhew
Murphy
Casey
Scott
Rato Courier
Washington
Star
Survivors of the doomed Thessaloniki reach New York
William Williams of Cedar Rapids Iowa and Rev Kallistratos Glavas Greek priest were among passengers rescued from the steam ship Thessaloniki. They were brought to New York aboard the steamer Patris where Williams recounted the vessel's stormy Atlantic voyage. Glavas aided passengers by leading prayers and hymns as they knelt on the floors.
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William Williams
Kallistratos Glavas
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Thessaloniki
New York
Patris
Williams
Thessalonii
Atlantic
Pressing Trousers for Economy Styles in 1918
An article outlines economical methods for keeping a well dressed man neat. It covers ironing boards, dry cleaning touches, brushing, and careful pressing of trousers inside out, with attention to knees and creases, using hot water and a damp cloth for best results. It notes the piece is copyrighted 1918 McClure Newspaper Syndicate.
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McClure Newspaper Syndicate
How i Trouser Press
Political chatter flags 1900s campaign cues across papers
A collage of editorials and quotes from New York World Detroit Free Press Philadelphia Record and others mocks preparedness funds party candidates and vice presidential timber. References to Hobson Bryan Roosevelt Lincoln and TR echo era debates and partisan hopes.
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Snerwoon
New York World
Hobson
Prohibition Party
Houston Post
Philadelphia
Bryan
New York Telegram
Kere
Willin
T. R
Boston Advertiser
Silly Dialog and Odd Tales From a Troubled Hour
A collection of quirky exchanges and short vignettes from a printed page. It includes a humorous debate about whether women’s larger hands result from modern sports, a grim note about a German named Adam who drowns after despair, and a stray line about a man starting housekeeping with a wife.
Meeting Miss Bates Opens Path to Belasco Letter
A girl narrates her persistent effort to meet Mr. Belasco through Blanche Bates in New York. After wards, Bates’ maid arranges a chance, Belasco grants an interview, and a poem book leads to a contract offer. The piece also includes reader letters on acting, education, and beauty tips.
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Thad
Mr. Helasco
New York
Blanche Bates
Cerebus
Miss Bates
Taman
Miss Tiates
Carrie
Mr. Belasco
Hates
Bob
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Standard pumLisiina Company
Postomee
Gmice
Mont Bett
North America
Xico
Progressive Party
Republican Party
Progressive National Committee
Tre
Repubican
Roosevelt
Barnes
Almeult
Taft
Newton
Ford
Burton
Ohio
Fairbanks
Indiana
Sherman
Illinois
Europe
John Redmond
Sir Edward Carson
Nagaling
Jack Frost
Boston
Anies
Republians
Whitman
Ibetion
the Fey
Frances Marshall
Spirit of the Press
Sky
Captain Boy-Ed
Detroit Free Press
Nantring
Lincoln
Abe
Neb
Columbus State
Avell
Fyes
Henry F Hollis
New Hampshire
Adam
Jacob
Philadelphia ‘Telegraph
Pete
Meet MR. Belasco
Mr. Bol
Miss Ba
Mr.Be- Tasco
Viola C. Wyandotte
Mich
Moving Picture Company
Virginia O'D
Hoboken
N. J
Virginia
Trex V
Cicero
Marion S
Buffalo, N.Y
M. D. Asheville
N.C
Florence Wright
Vasadena
Cal
Life All
The
McCuy Newspaper Syndicate
Rice, Fulton & May
A. M. Hardware House
A. C. M. Hardware House
Quartz
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