Advertising Rates and Distribution for The Standard
The Standard Publishing Company lists rates for daily and Sunday editions, with subscription prices set in advance. It notes varied street and city sales points across the country, including New York, Chicago, St Paul, Detroit, and Seattle, plus agencies in Salt Lake, Los Angeles, and Denver.
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Tm J. Morton Co
New York
Fifth Avenue
Chicago—Tribune
Advanc
Montana
Hotating
Thirty-eighth
Broadway
St. Paul
N. St
Disloyalty fears fuel Copper Strike debate in 1917
In 1917 a public statement denounces the I W W for disloyalty during wartime, warning miners in Arizona New Mexico and Montana against following agitators who would close copper mines. It asserts miners and Americans remain loyal to the country and flag, preferring peaceful resolution over strikes. The piece emphasizes unity and opposition to antiwar rhetoric.
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TW W
Order
Arizona
New Mexico
Law
United States
Butte
Germany
Patriot warning urges Vermont to learn of war
A call for a patriotic commission to Vermont urges informing residents that the nation is at war. It notes Vermont's low Red Cross contributions and small enlistment total, highlighting the state's lag in supporting the war effort.
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Vermont
Red Cross Fund
Regular
Tobacco as morale aid in trenches faces Navy may fear
Soldiers on the front lines prize tobacco as essential comfort amid cold wet weather and long vigils. Generals Pershing Bell and White voice strong support, stressing tobacco’s role as a necessary morale booster for U.S. troops in trench warfare and seaborne departures.
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Pershing
Bell
White
New York
New York Sun
No Man's Land
Vermont at War Awakening to Duty Despite Delays
Fragmentary OCR text notes volunteers for the army and asks what is the matter with Vermont. It suggests the state must awaken to the need for military service and that patriotism should move everyone to join.
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Vermont
Emperors fade as world democracy grows, China in focus
The passage argues the era of kings is ending and world democracy expands. It asserts that people should gain more say in governance rather than fewer, and that republican forms in China may falter yet must not regress. The forecast: fewer kings, not more, as the year closes.
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China
Noto
Bastille Siege Marks Start of French Revolution
On July 14 1789 the Bastille fell after a siege by a mob and royal guard troops. The event, though not of grand immediate effect, began the French revolution, now remembered as a symbol of tyranny and peasant suffering. A tag day in the U.S. supports French orphans wounded by the war, urging broad participation.
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Paris
Louis XVI
Bastile
Delaunay
Army Girl Secures Tobacco For First Expedition To France
A resourceful army girl secured credit with a tobacco company through a patriotic banker. Within hours enough tobacco was loaded for every man in the initial expedition to France, saving the voyage from a tobacco shortage and sparking joy among the troops.
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United States
Uncle Sam
France
Germany and World Turmoil Reflected in War News
A reflective column contrasts Germany’s unrest with other nations’ troubles, noting a German cabinet resignation and revolutionary pressures. It questions German leadership, cites food shortages, and comments on Russia England and the United States while pondering prospects for 1917 amid I W W influence and wartime strains.
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Germany
Congress
Russia
England
United States
Tkely
Austria
John Barleycorn
Housewife Guides: Wooden Sticks Replace Cleaning Tools
A homemaker outlines inexpensive cleaning aids using flat paddle sticks with cloth and hot water for dusting radiators and under furniture, plus soap paper for plumbing scrubbing. The piece notes sanitary advantages, simple kitchen uses, and ice cream packing with clean flat sticks.
Common Picture of a Child with Digestive Troubles
A long irregular misformatted excerpt describes a two year old child with alternating diarrhea and constipation, mucus in stools, occasional blood, no fever, underweight, with discussion of diet changes including reducing fat, avoiding cream, milk adjustments, and possible weaning from the bottle. The text references remedies and remarks by Drohn Foote and compares to other topics such as women suffrage and political notes.
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Drohn Foote
Humor of the Day Says Grandfather Needs the Play
The item collects snatches of jokes and quips from various papers. It references a dialogue about grandfathers watching a play, women proposing, and social expectations. The collage includes brief lines about divorce debts, a bachelor girl, and a thin sailor.
Suffragists Arrested Spark Mixed Reactions Across States
The Washington arrests of 18 suffragists for militancy prompt varied responses as newspaper tone notes concerns over tactics. Reports compare labor shortages and hiring shifts in light manufacturing, with references to political figures and regional attitudes across Missouri and New York Evening Post.
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Lincoln
Missouri
New York Evening Post
Washington
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