Anaconda Standard publishing and advertising details
Anaconda Standard lists publication office, mailing information, and advertising contacts. It notes rates for daily and Sunday editions, carrier and mail options, and lists regional news agencies and addresses across New York Chicago San Francisco Seattle and other cities. The page directs general correspondence to the Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda Montana.
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North America
Adance
J_STANDR
Montana
New York
Hotaline
S. No
Park Row
Thirty Centh
Broadway
Chicago
Congress Hotel
Bt. Marie Cigar
Trego
Seattle—Whitney
Nws
Geattie
Acme News Co
Oceiden
Yester
Spokane
Stubeck, Wall and
River Wee
Chautauqua plans amid war talk and odd fish tale
Amid war weariness and political chatter in July, Butte prepares for Chautauqua week at Columbia Gardens despite prior tepid attendance. A small Marlington tale of a Baptist minister and a bass adds a light note, contrasting with ongoing debates on Europe and American politics.
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Butte
Irnix
Columbia Gardens
Marlington
W. Va
Martington
Joseph John
Jonah
Johnson the Baptist
Ana
Do You Love Me in Tender Morning War Poems
Fragmented OCR reads like a collage of poems and notices. It mentions Wilson administration, war headlines, and campers leaving no souvenirs after forest fires, with scattered lines about loving and watching over children as a guardian, plus murmurs about doves and summer politics and daily bulletins.
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Richara
Tone Of American Press On German Note
The article notes general optimism in American papers that Germany will respond satisfactorily, opening a path to agreement on U S demands and avoiding rupture. The New York Herald adopts a gloomier view, warning the crisis with Russia remains unresolved and could widen if Germany does not meet the demands.
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United States
Germany
New York Herald
Ihe
Wilson
Berlin
Herald
Lusitania
War weariness shapes peacetime prospects in stalemated conflict
An analysis notes that if the opposing side weakens financially and militarily, exhaustion could push them toward a forced settlement. Yet observers warn that leaders may still press on until money and manpower run dry, while civilians hope for a peace that ends suffering regardless of victory.
Neutral Ships suffer heavy losses in European war
The report notes Sweden has lost 28 ships Norway 27 and Denmark 14 since the war began, with most sinks carrying cargoes to England. Germany apologizes and pays indemnity but continues submarine warfare, aiming to sever provisions reaching England. Washington sources say William J. Bryan may seek the Nebraska Senate seat, though no formal decision has been made.
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United States
Sweden
Norway
Denmark
England
Germany
Europe
Washington
William J. Bryan
United States Senate
Nebraska
Bryan
Early diagnosis of consumption urges risk in guessing
A 1915 Chicago Tribune piece argues that early tuberculosis detection depends on recognizing symptoms before sputum bacilli appear. It credits Dr. Lawrence Brown of Saranac with promoting diagnosis from symptoms and weight loss rather than relying on sputum or tuberculin tests, warning that misdiagnosis is common but necessary to catch disease early.
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Lawrence Brown
Saranac
Bacilli
Brown
The
Chicago Tribune
Sleep tips for housewives and restless nights
Advice on improving sleep through lifestyle, diet, and room setup. Tips cover minimizing worry, light exercise, soothing routines, and choosing gentle foods like graham crackers and warm milk. Recommends a cool summer bedroom with minimal furniture, bare floor, and specific bed making to promote airflow and restful sleep.
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McClure Nowpaper Syndicate
Sign of the Times in Adams Era and Boston Tea Tax Debates
The passage recalls Samuel Adams as a charismatic, people oriented leader who spurred colonial unity. It describes Parliament’s harsh stance on taxation, the Virginia Burgesses defense of colonial rights, and Washington’s call for a non importation agreement to pressure Britain. It notes Boston protests and the 1770 King Street mob clash, the Faneuil Hall meeting, Hutchinson’s governor response, and the eventual withdrawal of troops.
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Samuel Adams
London
Stout Bay
England
Damestown
America
Virginia House of Burgesses
Henry
Virginia
Washington
Hraddock
Partin Tent
Boston
King's Redcoats
King Street
Lee
Faneuil Hall
Hutchinson
Adams
Spirit of the Press and Wartime Ponderings
A collage of editorials and quips from papers like Memphis Commercial Appeal Pittsburgh Dispatch Chicago Post Boston Advertiser and Cleveland Plain Dealer. Topics touch on Bryan resignation naval expansion Carranza overseas troopships and light humor on a Kaiser and King George with a tone of editorial satire and cross-paper commentary.
Humorous Quips From Old Newspapers Among Laugh Lines
A collage of jokes and quips from early 20th century papers. Snippets include remarks about spouses and repairs, a judge's aside and a frequent battle reference. Witty lines touch on aviation mishaps, vodka bans, stage ambitions, and a boastful bullet inventor, reflecting period humor and editorial tone.
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Tandard Publishing Company ‘Publishers and Proprietors
Postomice
Anaconda
Omcestandard
William J. Morton Co
Fifth Avenue
Chicago- Tribune
AM General
Publisiting Company
Mont
Chautat
Trojan
Tryan
Tome Te Im
Parker
Hrgan
Hitchcock
Benor Huerta
Gerard
Herr von Jagow
Acabane Can
Dr. Cook
Bug
Felipe Angeles
Cornish
Petrograd
Austria
Nicholas
General Villa
General Huerta
Carranza
Wilton
Eeast
Mullen
Serrine
Senator
Underwood & Underwood
Hobosen
Jne*Johnstone
Serine
Johnstone
Hoboken
Hoboken, N. J
W. A. Evans
Frand
Woodrom Wilson
TIMES
Cadba
Spirit of the Press
Journal
Mr. Bryan
Memphis
Navy
Holland
Pittsburgh
Renx
Wave
Blue Atlantic
Chicago Post
King George
Boston Advertiser
Lane
Marion Star
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Lily
Daisy
Myrtle
University of Nebraska ‘Awewan
Louisville Courier-Journal
Detroit Free Press
Puck
Flubdub
Saya
Springfield Union
Holeness
RICE
Fulton & May
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