Standard Publishing Company notices and ad reach
The Anaconda Standard lists publishing details, subscriptions, and advertising agencies. It notes mail matter status, office locations in Butte and Anaconda, and lists agent offices from New York to Rochester, Denver, and Los Angeles for newspaper distribution and advertising services.
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Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda
Standard
Mont
Bert Prence Baitort
Montana
New York
Hotaling
Park Row
Roadway
Chicago
Congress
Paul
Bar Diewo
Portland
Rowman, Postofice Comer
Portland_o'Mara
Firth and Wash
Pacoma—Trees News
Beattie—Whitney
Nowe
Beattie
Acme News Co
Occidental
Yearer Way
Openanenb
Stubeck
Wall and River
Third Note on German Policy Tests War Ties
A July 2015 Washington report discusses President Wilson's near completed third note to Germany. It reiterates U S demands to respect international law and warns any loss of American life or property will be an unfriendly act. The piece notes deadlock and cautious optimism about peace with honor.
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Wilson
Washington
Germany
United States
Berlin
Orduna
Allies May Use Serbia Base for Campaign Against Austria
The article discusses British forces aiding Serbia and possible Allied plans to launch a major invasion of Austria from Serbia. It notes Austrian troops are tied up elsewhere, Serbia struggles to push into Austria, and a successful Balkan move could relieve Russia and influence Balkan nations.
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Serbia
Austria
Great Britain
Au Pouth
Andy Eech
Nso
Rusia
Teutonic Axis Struggles At Border Amid War Talk
The text questions Austria’s ability to defend against a southern invasion while Germany aids, noting Italians at the border and Russians intruding elsewhere. It also discusses sentiment in America toward a war, with figures like Senator Lodge weighing in on dangers and motives behind boycotts and unity.
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Teutonic Alliance
Austria
War and progress in a fractured era
A wide, fragmented recap cites nine million as war lessee totals and about 200000 killed in civil conflict, then shifts to rapid inventions increasing destruction capacity. It notes typhus and cholera threats, the allure of films in Southern California, and satirical takes on Roosevelt, Edison, and other figures, ending with President Wilson en route and a preoccupied air observed.
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Europe
New York Mail
Sunday Scribbles and Local Cravings Across Town
A mix of casual dinner chatter and humorous old city banter unfolds. Mrs Brown and Mrs Green gossip about supper plans while neighbors debate pork and cabbage versus chicken. A Southern exchange riffs on beans and horses, and alfalfa fever grips Central Mississippi towns as chatter, finance caution, and a young prayer end with light anecdotes from Everybody Magazine.
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Smith
John
Mother
Kaiser’s Prediction Sparks War-Time Debate In 1915 LA
The Kaiser’s forecast that the war would end in October draws skepticism in England France and the United States. The piece notes German and Austrian advances in the east threaten Allied positions, urging rapid action to offset victories. It then highlights Los Angeles emergence as a film industry hub, now producing 58 percent of US pictures and dominating Southern California production.
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England
France
Teutons
Dardanelles
High Seas
Germany
Los Angeles
United States
Long Island
New Jersey
New York City
California
Los Angeles County
Submarine Sensations and a Trade War Tone
The text mocks war tensions and economic warfare, joking that submarines stir sea myths while mules ring up losses, and suggests peace would speed if Bryan or Roosevelt handled the matter. It portrays a satirical view of prize courts and damages in a bellicose context.
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Germany
England
Bryan
Roosevelt
Wealthy Miss Barker to Wed Howard Spaulding Jr at Harbor Point
Catherine Barker of Michigan City, heir to about 30 million dollars and earning nearly 2 million annually, will marry Howard Spaulding Jr of Chicago on Saturday July 31 at Harbor Point Michigan. The ceremony gathers Chicago Cincinnati Louisville and St. Louis elites to a famed summer colony event. Spaulding, Yale alum and official in the family Masket Barker Company, is son of a Chicago jeweller.
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Catherine Barker
John H. Barker
Michigan City
Mich
Haskell-Barker Frelght
Howard Spaulding, Jr
Chicago
Harbor Point
Cincinnati
Louisville
St. Louis
Miss Barker
Howard IH. Spaulding
Yale
Masket Barker Company
Practical kitchen labor savers for housewives time tested
A 1915 McClure Newspaper Syndicate piece argues practical labor saving tips in the kitchen. It urges pockets in aprons for money and handkerchiefs, jotting tasks on a pad, a work basket for mending, and a labeled spice box system. It promotes buying wisely cleaning tools and using items only for their purpose.
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McCluren
Ford health bulletin shows mutual help on headaches
The Ford company uses a health bulletin titled For You to discuss headaches with workers. It argues headaches reduce efficiency and outlines habits causing them, such as pill and drug use, constipation, fast eating, eye strain, and worry. The goal is to talk with employees rather than fire them, promoting better habits to cut headaches.
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Ford Company
Simon
Washington’s Bold Flank at Trenton and Princeton
The piece chronicles General Washington’s leadership during late 1776 and early 1777 as British forces advanced toward Philadelphia. It highlights his audacious river crossing at Christmas, the capture of Trenton, and a daring night move from Trenton to Princeton, maintaining resolve as Congress fled to Baltimore and morale sagged among troops.
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Centar Ansussippi
Vardaman Smith
Ssupper
Congress
Delaware
Burlington
Philadelphia
Trenton
Princeton
New Brunswick
New York
Washington
Baltimore
Gloucester
Marblehead
Brooklyn
Humorous Exchanges and Puns From Vintage Papers
A collage of light jokes and quips from early newspapers features a scientist claiming emotions in emetablon, garden seeds, and a tomato mishap. Other items include animal puns, love letters, misread captions, and quick wit from readers like Mrs Jones, plus a dialogue about vegetables and cannibal humor.
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Washington Stat
Roosevelt and Wilson clash over party nomination signals
A jumble of early 20th century clippings notes Roosevelt’s displeasure with Wilson’s policies and hints he might back a Republican candidate. Headlines mention Taft, Hughes, and calls to reshuffle justices, with references to Kaiser dates, Greek politics, and various city papers.
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East Broadway
Eastorial Dept
William 3. Morton Co
Fifth Avenue
Chicago—Tribune
Ensy
Carter
North America
Sena
Lodge
Sven En Sane
Reno
J. William Creen
Leo M. Frank
Thomas A. Edison
Gottlieb von Jagow
Charley Becker
Peate Sui
Remington Arms and Ammunition Company
Republican Party
Becker
Cornish
Ankee
Hoar
New England
Mir
Boston
Christian Register
Lawson
Grimes
Kaiser
Frances Marshals
W. A. Evans
The
Chicago Tribune
Indianapolis
George
Great Brital
Ireland
Karl Kitchener
Garter
Toll
Prince Henry
Prussia
Duke
Saxe-Coburg-Gotha
Ce Christian
Schleswig-Holstein
Henry of
Battenberg
Duke of
Teck
York
Clarence
Sussex
Kent
Christian
Ictor
Woodrow Wilson
Edi
Crimson Gulch
Washington Star
Lotus
Redskin Braves
Spirit of the Press
Sever
New York Sun
Birmingham
Age-Herald
Paris
Hone
Justice Hughes
Taft
Supreme Bench
Hughes
Memphis
Anna Howard Shaw
Upkepolis
Constantine
Penrose
Washington Post
Andes
Detroit
Kitchener
Eni
Cleveland
Eee Lilly Zusined
Rice, Fulton & May
A. C. M. Hardware House
Quartz
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