Foreign Advertising Rates at The Anaconda Standard
A reader notice from The Anaconda Standard describes outside Montana advertising rates and the Tribune building address in New York. It lists agencies and press services including James Morton Co and Associated News, detailing billing regions and contact points for national and Pacific coast markets.
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Pinte J. Morton Co
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Giiagor Tribune
Montana
New York
Highine
Hirtv-Rehih
Broadway
Beaver Wentern
Newey
Ee Reiser
Rene Aeon
Freeones News
Aesney
Send cRaeman
Oadie Weitere
Aeeney
Beptig
Stubeck
Watt
River
Unclear source fragment from NorS De Raent Series
Incomplete text from a newspaper item mentions a voyage and university link but lacks coherent details or identifiable names, dates, or places. The readable bits hint at a formal post or event but do not provide actionable facts to summarize a full card.
Postmaster Johnson linked to Subway Tavern tale in Wilson era
Report says President Wilson chose Joseph Johnson as New York postmaster and Johnson formerly ran Bishop Potter’s Subway Tavern. The tale describes reformers opening a saloon substitute in a poor Manhattan block, with prayer by Bishop Potter before the opening, amid publicity and controversy. The piece notes the tavern failed despite media attention.
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Joseph Johnson
New York City
New York
Johnson
Bishop Potter
Passa
Bishop Fot- Teters
Hamelye
Elyce
Contention over New York postmaster and gas outlook sparks debate
The article notes ongoing dispute over Mr Johnson's postmaster appointment in New York, praises his character, and contrasts it with broader political charges. It also surveys gas price pressures, forecasting potential rises, effects on automobile demand, and Bureau of Mines efforts to boost production. It covers primaries, international events, and various editorials on politics and society.
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Bishop Potter
Johnson
New York
Ofice
Joe Johnson
Phil Goodwin
Government
Bureau of Mines
Europe
Bureau of Miner
Short Stories From the City Star Memories
A collage of comic fragments and reminiscences from the City Star. Anecdotes range from playful childhood games to humorous letters and magazine snippets about daily life and mischief. The tone blends light satire with nostalgic references to family, letters, and ordinary scenes.
Consulting art directors for motion picture producers
Mr Raymond Newton Hyde, an accomplished artist, has become a consulting art director for motion picture producers and directors. Trained at the Boston Academy of Fine Arts, he studied in Paris and Brussels before focusing on landscape painting and magazine illustrations, then drama.
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Raymond Newton Hyde
How to Furnish a Room With a Focal Object
The article advises selecting a single striking object as a nucleus for the room’s design. It suggests using an Oriental rug or Japanese vase to anchor color schemes and furniture. Emphasis is on harmonious color balance, with blue walls or accents and brown furniture, creating an elegant unified space.
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Finiah
Brig
Rome
Ania
Falta Sonoma Ib
MteCiure
Synaieate
Open air school notes daylight illumination dangers
The article summarizes a Chicago Tribune open air school study on daylight illumination. It discusses how daylight affects productivity and health, pointing to insufficient illumination as a cause of accidents and inefficiency. It notes natural and secondary daylight sources, including skylight, reflections, and window arrangement, and stresses maintaining proper window exposure to reduce glare and improve workers’ comfort and safety.
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Scherencnewsky
Icke
Waco
Minton
Hawe
Arkney
Workehanteindlow
Wright
The
Chicago Tribune
Humor of the Day Dispatches From The Press
A collection of jokes and quips from various papers including the Louisville Courier Journal Puck Baltimore American and Washington Star. The bits poke fun at wealth status family trees bench judgements and stage theatrics with light satirical tone.
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Cossip
Louieville Courier Journal
Biewhudde
Puck
Baltimore American
Bigoing
Homer
Grasenesk
New York Globe
Gossip and the perils of idle talk in studio life
A veteran actress warns that gossip harms friendships and reputations. The tale follows two studio sisters, Helen and Vivian, whose jealousy and rumor derail careers and spark a web of false accusations affecting managers and others. The piece surveys the social cost of idle chatter in early film circles.
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Tanid
Nang
Helen
Beng
Prett
Clever
Vivian
Tony
Silky
Tam
Spirit of the Press on 1912 Politics and Riots
A collage of editorial snippets notes figures like T. R. and Wilson amid Youngstown riots and 1912 era politics. Mentions speakers Clark and Bryan rumored to reconcile, Washington correspondents, and various newspapers commenting on public figures with a satirical, era-specific tone.
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Pyone
George Perkins
Wasington Post
Washington
Speaker Clark
Mr. Bryan
Seattle Post-Intelligencer
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