Anaconda Standard Advertising and circulation details
The fragment lists publishing and advertising contacts for The Anaconda Standard including offices and carriers in Anaconda Montana, subscription rates, and distribution points in New York and other cities. It mentions the standard’s mailing address and various news stands and business addresses.
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Montana
New York
Hotaline’s
Park Row
Rhiniy-Sienth
Broadway
Teniane Conereag
Butte Seeks Bond Approval for 200000 Water Project
In Butte the city prepares to fund a 200000 bond to aid water flow downhill. Registration for the vote proceeds slowly as about 500 taxpayers get their names on the books. Critics say apathy may let a small voting group decide the outcome, prompting future complaints. The Standard urges taxpayers to register and vote to avoid regret.
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Butte City
Butte
Film Censor Mrs Niver Sets Kiss Limit at Four Yards
Philadelphia dispatch reports Mrs. Cyrus Niver, the lone woman on Pennsylvania's moving picture censorship board, concludes one yard of film suffices for any kiss. She inspects films to shield youths, permitting spooning up to a limit and tearing apart after eight seconds of escalation. Her stance, while praised by some, clashes with natural variation in real life kissing durations.
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Philadelphia Dispatch
Cyrus Niver
Pennsylvania Moving Picture Censorship Board
Philadelphia
Nivers
Flea facts and political jabs in a chaotic column
A long jumble of notes covers fleas and their lifespans, Mexican oil interests and U S politics, New Orleans yellow fever fears, and assorted public figures. The piece rails at fleas, cites Senator Smith and Borah, mentions Rockefeller and Ship of State, plus jokes about Huerta and Williams with a newspaper voice of the era.
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San Francisco
Washington
Stifea
Public Health Service
United States
New Orleans
Guy
Journal of the
American Medical Association
Dr. Jeans
Brandfather and marriage warned in Cincinnati quip piece
The Cincinnati Enquirer column reflects on gender roles and marriage. It rails against punishment and social hypocrisy while offering sharp, clipped opinions. It cites a clash between old and new values as domestic life and reputation are weighed against public propriety. The tone skewers spoiled etiquette and paternal standards with caustic humor.
Washington Girl to Wed German Embassy Attache
Miss Cecilia J. May of Washington will marry Wilhelm vom Rath, attached to the German Embassy staff. The couple's engagement followed a winter courtship with prior denials, as diplomats awaited Kaiser's permission for a foreign alliance.
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Washington
Cecilia J. May
Henry May
Wilhelm Vom Rath
Emnvasny
Vom Rath
May
Yom Rath
Germany
Death as Natural End Echoes in Shakespeare and Socrates
An old newspaper fragment from the Hoston Transcript offers reflections on death, citing Socrates and John Wesley about dying as a natural sleep. It weaves literary notes from Shakespeare and a wary stance toward intoxicants, ending with a scattered meditation on mortality.
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Socrates
Misty
John Wesley
Fae William "Taylor
Tigre
Cleanliness Rules in Household Baths and Showers
A 1914 advice note discusses keeping baths spotless with daily tub cleansing. It recommends a shower attachment as essential, daily soapy or Borax cleaning, and occasional use of kerosene to remove dark rings, warning against letting kerosene dry as it defeats the purpose.
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Copstight
Meclure
New Paper Syndicate
New Jersey
Humor of the Day Teasers From Various Papers
A fragmentary humor collection cites snippets from Buffalo Express Washington Star Boston Transcript and others. Jokes touch on jokes about Jews canvassing cold vittles and golf mishaps with a boy named Tommy and a missing ball.
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Europe
Buffalo” Express
Mooston
Pete
Washington Star
Tommy
Boston Transcript
Mrs. Newlywed
Walt Mason and the Sunlight of His Humor
George Neh and Walt Mason are portrayed as brightening sorrow with humor. The piece praises Mason’s playful lines, likening his verse to bubbling relief and an antidote for grief that lifts an old world toward joy and song.
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George
George Neh
Rasyean
Acre
Emmim Boon Macons
Press and politics mix in scattered press quotes
A jumble of old newspaper quips quotes from Boston Advertiser Omaha Bee Milwaukee News Detroit Free Press Brooklyn Eagle Boston Herald and Washington Post. It notes remarks by figures like George Fred Williams Roosevelt Huerta and Beanz Josef in a snapshot of public speech and political mood. The item reflects media punditry and the era's appetite for sensational lines.
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George Fred Williams
Omaha Bee F
Beanz Josef
Milwaukee News
Mucha
Tommie Mouse Becomes a Cat in Sandman Tale
In this installment Tommie Mouse longs to be a white cat and asks a Brownie to arrange it. The Brownie consults a fairy, Tommie wakes one morning as a large white cat, flees his cellar home, is chased by a dog and a cook, and contemplates breakfast while adjusting to his new form. News notes follow about Boss Penrose and suffragettes, plus a Russian quass recipe from peasants.
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Youngstown
Ohio
Seave
Jess
London
Bridges
Henry S. Landor
New York State
Society For the Suppression of
Tommie Mouse
Tom
Tommie
Tomme Mouse
Tam
Awell
Tommie Afouse
Tanipa
Tomiie
Tommi
Aevar
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
New York City
Mrs Marshment's Pineapple Salad and Corn Stuffed Lettuce
Beat eggs with salt and pepper then stir in corn milk and butter. Bake until firm. Place pineapple slice on lettuce leaves and fill with a salad blend of shredded pineapple celery and apples with walnuts. Top with mayonnaise and a maraschino cherry garnish.
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Randard Publishing
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Bell Phone
Morton Co. Salamied
Rttn
Esitegec Tribune
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Anaconda, Mont
Detroit Free Press
California
Japan
Native Sons of Guns
Bureau of
United States Senate
Mexico
William Alden Smith
Michigan
Madero
Tampico
Vera Cruz
Journal of the American Medical Association
New Orle
Louisiana
America
Borah
Idaho
John D. Rockefeller
Atate
Saad
Republiccar
Art Trust
Good
Nazareth
Landor
Ananias Club
George Prea
The
New York Herald
Florence Carman
Julius Caenar
Dr. Carman
Dr. Jekyll
Mr. Hyde
Senor Huerta
President Wilson
Luke M
Luke
Cincinnati Enquirer
Sanah
Sind
Trista
Mother Evers
Humane Society
Mother
Landers
White Mountain
New Hampshire
DR. Frank Cran
Adam
Aman
Reese
Frances Marshall
Walt Mason
Spirit of the Press
Boston Advertiser
Huerta
Carranna
Roosevelt
Rooklyn Eagle
Eorge
Fred
Boston Herald
Fred Williams
Sandman
Part
Penrose
Pnbn
Louis Republic
Wilson
Detroit Pree Press
Russia
Satna
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