Standard Publishing Company Advertising Rates and Mail Details
The notice lists Standard Publishing Company as publishers and proprietors with post office entry in Anaconda Montana and second class mail. It details subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions by carrier or mail including monthly and yearly prices, and notes sale locations outside Montana. It also provides advertising and subscription address information and lists multiple news agencies across major cities as distribution points.
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Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda
Bell
Otce Standard Building
Mont, Rutte
North Main Street
Baitorial
William J. Morton Co
Iarive
New York
Fifth Avenue
Chicago—Tribune
North America
NEWE
Montana
Hotating
Chicago
St. Paul
N. St. Marie
News On
Fifth
Detroit
Denver
Guard the crops against incendiary fires in Montana
Commissioner Charles D. Greenfield urges farmers to guard crops from ripening through thrashing and to protect elevators. He calls on communities to assist, stressing national food security and the need to prevent arson after recent fires in Montana farming districts.
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Montana
Charles D. Greenfield
Suspected Travelers Across Ocean Raise Secret Service Scrutiny
Government secret service officers report puzzled by repeated Atlantic voyages by certain individuals. They frequent Scandinavian ports then sail back with no clear business on the other side. No baggage evidence or documents found to justify seizures or arrests, but officials remain highly suspicious of these constant ocean trips amid submarine-era tensions.
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Government
Atlantic
Secret Service
Neutrals and United States Supply Policy
The government says if Sweden ships supplies to Germany, it cannot ship to Sweden. After July 16, licenses will limit shipments to foreign ports for key commodities. Neutrals urge aid to ease shortages, but assisting Germany would aid our enemies and prolong the war. The policy prioritizes securing supplies for ourselves.
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United States
Sweden
Germany
United States Aims to Help Allies and Neutrals
The policy outlines aid to the United States and allied nations while ensuring neutral countries receive supplies only with strict assurances that materials do not reach Germany or the Central Powers. It proposes licensing export controls to enforce this.
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United States
Germany
Dealing With Spies and War Talk in 1910s Dispatches
A chaotic editorial voice discusses German spies, copper shortages, and anti-German sentiment. It cites authorities on punishment for German agents, condemns German influence, and mixs literary flourishes with political alarm. The piece references Goethe, Barleycorn, Uncle Sam, and Kaiser quizzes, projecting wartime anxieties and calls for decisive action.
Red Cross to Benefit From Theatrical World Drive
Washington reports a planned nationwide theater event in October to raise funds for the Red Cross. American managers led by A L Erlanger of Klaw and Erlanger will stage free performances in leading and smaller playhouses with all receipts donated to Henry P Davison as Red Cross support.
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Red Cros
Washington
A L. Erlanger
Klaw & Erlanger
Arors
Henry P. Davison
The
Red Cross Comet
Red Cross
Turn Garbage Into Pork War Bulletin Urges Hog Raising
The department of agriculture promotes hog production to boost meat supplies. It urges cooperative fattening of pigs on vacant lots and shared pens, arguing even small towns can contribute to national food security. The piece cites notable figures and historic lessons to inspire action.
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Geldemith
Lfe
Goethe
Houston
Department of Agriculture
Sam
Baker and Daniels
Dave Houston
Machiavelli
After the War the Rest of Us Will Get Slips
The text accuses postwar favoritism against natives while denouncing dark tricks and urging even treatment between the U boats and the Allies. It notes German chancellor demands peace but vainly bloodthirsty. Also blasts the United States and Britain.
Housewife's Economy Some Patriot Dishes
A 1917 McClure Syndicate piece recalls wartime thrift from the American Revolution. It highlights dried lentils and beans as affordable army sustenance and lauds Indian corn for its historic role, noting domestic food preparation and scarce canneries.
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Boston
Orient
McClure
Defining a Wife in Seven Tales of Schoolroom Sages
A quirky dialogue scene unfolds with a pretty schoolteacher and a group of children debating the ideal wife. The youngsters propose many definitions ranging from a guardian and helper to a spendthrift, a comforter, and someone who keeps a husband from folly. The teacher finally declares the best definition to be a wife.
Bad Year for Kingovitches in Memoir Style
A terse market note from the Memphis Commercial Appeal notes the czar’s property value trimmed to 35,000,000 dollars. It playfully foresees the Romanoff sisters learning shorthand amid the financial cutback.
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Kingovitches
Memphis
Treatment for Worms and Other Illnesses in Virginia Bulletin
A Virginia bulletin outlines home remedies for intestinal worms including round, hook, whip, eel, pin, and tape worms. Methods include salts, chenopodium, thymol, enemas, quassia tea, and purgatives, with cautions for children and repeated dosing as needed.
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Virginia Health Bulletin
Virginia Bulletin
Humorous Quotations Parade from the Paper Wits
A collection of jests and quips from newspapers highlighting social irony in jokes about recruiting officers marriages cars and public speaking. The snippets feature exchanges about wristwatch winders metamorphosis electrics socialist tendencies and golf wife humor with a sense of old time newspaper wit.
Spirit of the Press Lets Soldiers Choose Their Tobaccos
A Pittsburg Gazette-Times editorial urges avoiding quarrels over tobacco for soldiers. It argues the only proper approach is to provide every man with his preferred tobacco, noting a broader Austro-Hungarian government crisis as context.
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Pittsburg
Laundress Tips for Removing Fruit Juice Stains
A wise laundress notes that ordinary stains from fruit juice on table linen may be washed by placing the fabric in very hot water for ten minutes before soap. If stubborn, lemon salts or ammonia may help. Thorough rinsing before soap is advised.
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John Barley
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Arte Fogar
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Nes
Uncle Sam
China
John Barleycorn
Berlin
Butte
Eclipsic
Africa
Frances Marshall
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U. S
Albert Gleaves
W. A. Evans
Kaiser
Rochester Democrat and Chronicle
Sam Hughes
Richards
Virginia
Free Press
Great Britain
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Cemsle
War
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Boston ‘Transcript
Hoover
Birmingham Age-Herald
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Tam
St. Louis Republic
Gus
Brousiloff
Houston Post
Puck
Boston Globe
York Sun
Washington Star
Curbstone
Birmingham
Niblie
Timony
Poston
Spirit of the Press
Gatley Zasincd
Plop
Rice & May
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