ADVERTISING CONTRACTS AND SUBSCRIPTION RATES
Fragmented OCR lists advertising offices and subscription terms for the Standard Advertising Company. Mentions branches in Montana and elsewhere, rates for daily and Sunday editions, six month terms, and postal centers. Includes addresses such as Park Row New York and Fifth Avenue.
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Hort
America
Mott
Montana
Mgmene Tre Standard
Saudew York
Park Row
Titiana
Broadway
Darrare
Cisne
Shani
Tatencorohing News CO
Michigan
Ating
Belg
Eatenge Aen
BS Bane Tiche & Coat
Rawle Keno News
Hes
Bega Wreager
Actin
Postofficr
Fargo
Whiners Pews
New
Graham’ Coe
Immigration clash shadows Canada crisis in British empire era
The piece discusses Hindu emigration pressures, Gurdit Singh's rights tests, and Western Canada immigration tensions as part of a broader British imperial debate. It notes India’s sanitation gains, population rise, and perceived imperial citizenship rights fueling flows, with cautious commentary on looming political storms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
London
America
Great Britain
Seattle
India
British Columbia
Gurdit Singh
Butte Sees Broad Causes for Local Business Dull
The piece argues Butte’s dull business is mainly due to local labor disputes and miner union tensions rather than national trends. It urges swift, prudent settlement between capital and labor to restore stability, stressing ongoing mine payrolls and the need to prevent work interruptions. It also notes overall national malaise but emphasizes Butte’s unique reliance on steady mining employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
United States
Tabor
Economic pressure and Asian growth threaten Western unity
The passage argues that interdependence and competing interests in modern civilization will force Europe to choose between abandoning universal brotherhood or risking collapse of its own civilization as Asia’s growth and hungry millions exert economic pressure. The text warns of looming conflict between equal rights ideals and self-preserving action amid rising East-West tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asia
Europe
East
America flying boat stirs hopes for transatlantic flight
SUPER AVIATION reports Rodman Wanamaker's flying boat America showcasing remarkable stability and speed on water and in air. Promoters foresee a successful crossing with a stop at the Azores, while Curtiss hydroplanes lag behind in tests as engineers fix construction flaws. The piece credits substantial aviation advances and anticipates a future flight from new world to old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodman Wanam
Atlantic
Intellectual Cocktails and the Rise of the Western Man
The piece portrays early westerners as a new race from the Alleghenies to the Great Lakes, praised for their religious fervor humor and vast expansion. It credits Abraham Lincoln as the incarnation of western spirit and notes three defining marks: piety humor and immense activity.
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Great Lakes
Daniel Boone
Cumberland
Krtemus Ward
Marke Twain
Rob Burdette
Mr. Dooley
George Ade
Mar
Abraham Lincoln
Sagadoun
Quotes and Reflections From Cincinnati Enquirer Page
A jumble of quoted dialogue and opinions about marriage gender roles and society. The piece nods to satire and social mores with lines about honesty vanity housekeeping and public morality. It also notes a daughter’s wage and references to everyday domestic concerns.
How Much Is This Picture Worth Column Query
Housewife expert Frances Marshall answers household questions in a scale encamel theme. The fragment references a Philadelphia Kronikle Herald column and a Washington Star exchange about value and overtaxing, with a Mary-Love style misadventure and a broken Venus statue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Marshall
Media Syndicat
Philadelphia
Kronikle Herald
Washington Star
Mary
Humor of the Day and Rural Snippets Revealed
A collage of old time jokes and quips from Life, Washington Star, Buffalo Express, and Judge. The humor touches on tango misunderstandings, kitchen banter, minister weddings, hunger strikes, foreign reading, and a coal driver’s plea. Read as a slice of early 20th century light columns with brief vignettes and puns.
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Flute Koll
Hector Grout
Bliggins
Grorst
Washington Star
Buffalo Express
Hickville Post
Jim
The Chigger Troubles Walt Mason's Verse
rereading Walt Mason's comic verse about the chigger, the toilsome insect that bites from dawn to dusk and spoils outdoor joys. The poem compares chiggers to hornets bees and mosquitoes, highlighting discomfort and the urge to avoid grass and shade.
Bull Moose talk and mixed reactions tick through press voices
An assortment of editorials and clippings from Chicago to Memphis weigh in on Theodore Roosevelt and the bull moose movement. References mention Bryan Sullivan Sullivan, temperaments, and the politics of finance and publicity in a fragmented snapshot of press opinions.
Taft laments cynicism amid IWW rise in New Haven
President Taft criticizes the cynicism of the Industrial Workers of the World as their influence spreads to New Haven and churches in New York, likening it to anarchic outcomes. He compares cynicism to a tramp who calls it pay, a slogan echoing through public discourse. Washington Star.
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Sherlock Holmes
America
Freeport
New York Herald
Bryan
New Orleans
Huerta
Tex
Taft
New Haven
New York
Tannenbaum
Mr. Taft
Washington Star
Sandman Story for Kiddies Drusilla and the Woods Adventure
Drusilla recounts a vivid dreamlike picnic tale with wild animals, a moonlit night, and a dreadful creature with long ears. Bobby Jones asks questions as Drusilla describes her brave journey home guided by a man who drove a carriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drusilla
Bobby Jones
Bobby
Tor
Drusila
Bonby Jones Tate
Drusill
Bobi
Rusula
Mediure Newse
Maper Syndicate
New York City
Remarkable record holder at University of Georgia
Remarkable R C Suddeth of Maysville Georgia is said to hold the most remarkable Georgia student record at the University of Georgia. Since entering 12 years ago he has been a student most of the time and has also served in the navy mined gold in North Georgia farmed and supported a family. After four years of study following his last entry into college he has acquired expert knowledge of agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Suddeth
Maysville
Georgia
Univesity of
North
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Andard ,Sublisieng
Compant Proprietors
Pontome Iy
Inde
Neha
Belt Phone
Bortonco
Hevresene
Buriness Tetters and Cor
Fener
EiNpanh Publishing Company
Knaconds, Mont
Dietreng
Cara
Cettag
Dave
Seston
Cleveland
Ireland
Rotterdam
South
St Record
GI Pinchot
Kansas
Frank Crand
Luke M'Luke Says
Cincinnati Enquirer
Tatant
Paris
Sitmn
Boston
Tripe
Spokane
Columbia Building
Alm
Nye
Walt Mason
the Chigger
Ny Lodge
Spirit of the Press
Washington
Pitsburg
Mpitisburg Gazette-Times
T. R
Columbia
Chicago News
Roger Sullivan
Johnstown Democrat
New York World
Belgium
Tong
Detroit Free Press
East Hai Battlen
Avetal
Memphis
Sandman
Tek
Kate
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