Standard Publishing Company notice and offices
Anaconda standard imprint details its mailing address corporate offices and advertising representation. It lists subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, with per month and annual prices, plus distribution locations and newsstands across North America. The notice directs general business correspondence to Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda Montana.
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Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda
Mont
Faster Work for Congress in Winter Session
The January 18 1811 issue urges Congress to speed up work as most appropriation bills remain pending and a special session may be needed. It notes growing urgency, discusses funding limits through 1925, and argues against unequal taxation toward mining while supporting balanced state-wide fiscal equity.
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Congress
Ghia
Opposed to Peace Critics Favor War Profits
The piece argues that opposition to the president’s peace efforts comes from those profiting by munitions sales or from partisan critics who refuse to support any administration action. It questions the motives of those who wish the war to continue for financial gain and political advantage. It notes the difficulty of trusting skeptics who oppose peace despite the president’s re election.
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United States
Billie
Boston ‘Transcript
Judie
Uncle Ken
Washington Sur
Youngwife
George
Puck Z Johnson
Thompson
Delligerente
Vocational Education Bill Aims to Build Industrial Skills
The Sixty fifth Congress considers a measure urged by President Wilson to introduce technical education in secondary schools. It focuses on industrial subjects agriculture and home economics to prepare youths for employment and self support. The bill authorizes about 84.4 million dollars for the program with initial funding in the first year.
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Wilson
Germany
Patschouls
Rhode Island Elects First Democratic Senator in 60 Years
A Rhode Island Democrat, Peter Goolet Gerry, will join the U S Senate marking the first time since the Republican era that Rhode Island is represented by a Democrat. He was elected after the constitutional amendment permitting popular elections for senators, after previously serving in Congress starting in 1912 and losing re election two years earlier.
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Rhode Island
United States
Senate
New England
Connecticut
Maine
New Hampshire
Peter Goolet Gerry
Gerry
Congress
People
Nelson W. Aldrich
Nearing War Debate Spurs Rail Control Bill Talk
The article argues Secretary of State Lan sing warned of possible war, urging Congress to speed passage of a law giving the president authority to control and operate U S railroads in time of war or public necessity. It cautions the danger of conflict with Mexico if war does not erupt in Europe.
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Lansing
Mexico
Congress
United States
Bill to curb market cornering gains attention in Congress
A Washington driven measure aims to make it a felony to store foodstuffs to raise prices. Debate grows as lawmakers weigh the impact. Posts from Helena Montana and Philadelphia notes include multiple mock bills and satirical takes on politics and public policy.
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Congress
Poindexter
Washington
Europe
United States
Pop-Short Stories and idle chatter mix in tales
Fragmented exchanges reveal humorous banter on vanity and social roles. A Philadelphia artist’s whereabouts are noted amid a stream of quirky dialogue about dressing up and pretending to be someone else. A barber’s wakeful struggle ends with a grin as a sleeping man’s open mouth foils the shave.
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Omer
Harher
Shay
Household Gloves and Health Tips from 1917
An illustrated home advice piece promotes buying work gloves for housework and outdoor tasks, detailing Canton flannel gauntlets and covert cloth mittens. It argues gloves protect hands, reduce chapping, and improve warmth, with care tips and sizes. The later section cites New York ventilation studies on air temperature and humidity affecting nasal membranes and infection risk.
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McClure
How to Keep Well By Dr Evans Chicago
Dr Evans cites experiments and authority to claim cooler, well ventilated rooms boost health. Professor Lee favors 65 to 68 degrees with moderate humidity. New York ventilation study notes higher temps reduced rabbits' disease resistance. chilling or heat exposure worsened colds. Crampton apparatus measures blood vessel tension to assess vascular tone.
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New York Commission On Ventration
Crampton Ap
New York Commission On Ventilation
Commission
Ador
W. A. Evans
Chicago
Robertson
Lee
Columbia University
New York Commission On Ventation
Winslow, Miller and Noble
Des
Miller and Noble
Humor Verses and Witty Exchanges From Old Paper
A playful collage of quips and verse snippets. Jokes touch on elections, marriage, and domestic life with period charm. References include neighbors, editors, and a Boston Transcript style jab. The tone mirrors a lighthearted humor page from an early newspaper.
Roosevelt Opinions Spark Peace Efforts Debate
A collection of editorial quips from papers like the Indianapolis Star and New York Telegraph on President Wilson, Colonel Roosevelt, and peace strategies. The clippings reflect public skepticism about government diplomacy and electoral fortunes, noting wartime strain and political slogans.
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Roosevelt
Indianapolis Star
Wilson
Caroel Roosevelt
New York Telegraph
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