Anaconda Standard Advertising and Circulation Info
The notice lists publishing offices and advertising contacts for the STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY in Anaconda Mont. It includes address, telephone numbers, subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, and lists various newsstand partners in multiple cities. It also names William J Lorton Co as salaries representative and cites international advertising contacts in New York and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Lorton Co
New York
Fifth Avenue
Chicago—Tribune
EWS
Otteina Montana
Hotaline
Broadway
Chicaeo
Concreen
St Paul
X Ft
Marie Cher Nowe Co'a
Fifth Street
Detroit
Metronautal News
Cocommer
Woolward
Michigan
Rochester
Minn Kelly Clear
Denver
Portland
Rowman
O'Mars
Fifth and
Wash
Tacoma
Trean Neves Co
Seattle
Whitneys
Acme News Co
Occidental
Anc
Wester Way
Spokane
Stubeck, Wall and
Riversite
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda
Mont
Register to Vote Before August Primary Says Campaigners
The piece urges eligible residents to register for the upcoming primaries and presidential election. It notes many newcomers and young adults need to register, highlights women’s suffrage, and warns registration closes July 29 with the primary on August 29.
Battle in the North Sea reshapes naval views in war
Observers note shifting naval strategy after the Jutland clash as submarine power and battleship theory spar over future supremacy. Analysts point to Britain restoring emphasis on dreadnoughts and armed cruisers, affecting plans for new builds and fleet composition.
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North Sea
Bull
Great Britain
Jutland
Atte
Wartime Navies and Reform Leaders Highlight Era News
The piece surveys naval strategy favoring armored ships and submarines, plus a rebounding Sing Sing warden reform story. It notes Montana potato pride, growing censorship debates for films, and political figures like La Follette, Roosevelt, Taft, and Villa amid broader national tensions.
Short Stories and Humorous Exchanges
A collage of brief, dated anecdotes and light satire from a Sunday paper. It features a patience lesson with a fishing card, a renaming of a political party as a sea serpent party, a suitor’s witty retort about supporting a wife, a critique on artistry and facts, and a playful misdirection about composers beginning with M.
GAG LAW PLEADED BY MOTION PICTURE EXHIBITORS
The Motion Picture Exhibitors Teague protests perceived censorship as an unwarranted imposition on free expression. Delegates argue films share rights with newspapers and art, noting Shakespeare and Tolstoy are not censored and questioning legal limits. The national president cites art galleries to challenge censorship. Censorship is deemed necessary in all media contexts.
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Teague
Tolstat
New York
Hero of the Marne General Mangin Still Active
A World War I note highlights General Mangin known as the Hero of the Marne directing French troops on the Verdun front. The report credits his leadership with aiding a counterattack against German forces amid the siege.
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The
Marne
Mangi
Underwood & Underwood
New York
Mangin
Verdun
Magi
France
Ein Orerce
Aple
the Teed
Housewife's Economy and Recipe Fragments
The clipped text presents Frances Marshall's piece on economical cooking with peach shortcake ideas and orange variations. It includes culinary tips for layered versus one layer shortcakes and a brief, stray dialogue exchange from the Boston Transcript and Detroit Free Press.
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Martha
Exim
Boston ‘Transcript
Detroit Free Press
Humor and Snatches From Distant Times
A collage of humorous quotes from old papers, including reflections on summer heat, quarrels, insurances, boots, and wartime work. Light witticisms recall daily life and social manners from the Washington Star Kansas City Journal Times Life and The Sun.
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Washington Star
Kansasity Journal
Kansas City Journal
Tommy
Press quotes and a found relic from a hollow tree
A collage of editorial quips on Villa Roosevelt and Bryan from various papers shows mixed sentiment as events in Europe and American politics unfold. Separate note reports a whetstone and ax set found in a tree trunk over a century old, suggesting items placed there for safekeeping when the tree hollowed.
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Baltimore Sun
Charlie
Hughes
Roosevelt
Philadelphia
Edward Smith
Sandusky, Auch
Pineal Body and Puberty Case Notes From Dr Evans
The article discusses puberty anomalies linked to pineal gland disease. It cites cases where puberty progressed abnormally, with autopsies revealing pineal tumors. Experiments on animals show pineal removal accelerates sexual maturation, and the piece explores the gland’s uncertain role in development and potential links to the soul theory.
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Horrax
Chicago Tribune
Boarding and day schools for boys and girls in Spokane
A Spokane Washington school offers separate divisions for boys and girls with thorough preparatory and academic departments. The boys program emphasizes athletics with expert supervision and rapid advancement. the girls program features music art physical culture domestic science and strong college placement. Term starts September 13 for boys and September 14 for girls.
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Houston
Spokane
Wash
James Hendes
A.aileet
Ieind
Brunot Hall
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Omee
Standard Building
Ite
North America
Woodrow Wilson
Thomas R Marshall
Sing Sing
Thomas Mott Osborne
Sing Sing Prison
Osborne
Tom Brown
Montana
Railroad Commission
Sutter
Senator la Follette
Fnte
Prohibitionies
Reepublicans
Mr. Wilson
Francisco Villa
Chihuahua
Missouri
Sondgeee
Billy Sulzer
Mr. Hughes
Bryan
Carranza
Dr. Jekyll
Mr. Hyde
Maine
Messrs
Taft
Damon
Pythias
Brother Hughes
Sulzer
Hanly
Summer
Paul Koenig
Captain Boy-Fa
Heffron
Ruby Jackson
Smithkins
Mozart
Mendelssohn
Meyerbeer
Moszkowski
Kentucky
Navy
Frances Marshall
Ieee Eras
Ecard
Ieeee
Peter
Copright
McClure
Husban
Spirit of the Press
Villa
Parker
Chi- Birmingham Age-Herald
Louisville Courier-Journal
William Lorimer
Senate
Willam Jennings Bryan
Knoxville Journal
Trib
Europe
Pershing
Charleston News and Courier
Henry Ford
Baltimore American
W. A. Evans
Sexy Basines
Rice & May, Proprietors
FADL
Julia P." Bailey
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