Subscription Rates And News Stands For The Standard
The Anaconda Standard lists subscription costs by carrier and mail for North America, with monthly and yearly rates. It also provides a directory of advertising and newsstand outlets in major cities, and directs general correspondence to Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda Montana.
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Standard Publishing Company Publishers and Proprietors
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Standard Publishing Company
Safety First on Rails Cuts Injuries and Fatalities
The 61st quarter reports show 65 passengers killed or injured per 4 million rides, with a 50 percent drop in fatalities and over 5 percent fewer injuries than last year. New York streets in May and June tallied 54 auto deaths, 16 from streetcars, and 16 from wagons, more than railroads nationwide in three months.
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New York
New York City
United States
Home Talent and Politics Across the Pacific Northwest
The Spokane Spokesman-Review argues for appointing local graduates to state college presidencies in Montana Washington and Idaho, urging a homegrown pool of capable leaders rather than importing figures from elsewhere. It also notes New York constitutional convention pressures and widespread positive views of President Wilson across parties and regions.
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Idaho
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Pacific Northwest
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New York State
New York Sun
United States
Wilson
New England
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Bankera
Jane Addams Doping Claim Provokes Sharp Response
Jane Addams faces strong scrutiny over her assertion that Germany England and France wage war while intoxicated. She described a European and New York audience how German troops supposedly use a formula, English rely on rum, and French turn to absinthe before bayonet charges. The remarks sparked disbelief and calls for eyewitness evidence.
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Richard Sarang Avis Im
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Rome
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Belzinm
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Maitree
Joffre
Aisne
Kipling Urges English Hit to Front in War Warns of German Domination
Ruggard Kipling appeals to Englishmen not yet at the front urging immediate enlistment. He warns that a German victory would mean global domination including the Americas and a Chinafication of the United States. He declares there are no terms or retreat, and champions conscription while urging England to shed sloth and indifference.
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Americas
Roosevelt
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Atlantic
England
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John Bull
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Renator Root
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Fanning
New York
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Fife
Marie Totes
Root
Russia
Sol Hag
Montana
Fragmented War Commentary Reflects 1915 U S Views In Paper
A collage of opinions on conscription versus volunteering, suffrage, and political figures runs through a 1915 reads. References include Root opposing women’s suffrage, Roosevelt and Bryan contrasts, Montanan weather, and international notes on Germany Russia and Mexico, all from a Chicago paper.
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Roosevelt
Bryan
Charley Becker
Humorous Exchanges From Old Newspapers
A collage of light wit and tales from various papers. Jokes about sports cards dentists and lazy youths appear alongside misheard lines and small town arrivals. The humor reflects dated slang and social commentary in scattered reminiscence.
Keeping Well at Avery Plow Plant Health Screening
The Avery Plow company of Veorin is praised for its medical supervision program. Chief surgeon Dr Farnum cites a 1912 routine exam finding a nervous drinker whose health declined by 1914 yet recovered after changing habits. Periodic checks show many workers have disorders affecting life, efficiency, or comfort, beyond ideal fitness.
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Cameron
National Safety Council
United States
Farnum
Avery
Addams Criticized Over War Drunkenness Claim
A reader attacks Jane Addams for alleging that wartime soldiers are rendered drunk to charge with bayonets. The letter condemns the claim as untrue, urges discipline and courage, and questions the French government and Allied soldiers' sacrifices while defending Addams’ pursuit of peace.
The Hatted Hessians in New Jersey Retreat
British forces withdraw from Burlington after Trenton and Princeton campaigns. Washington’s pardon offer drives loyalists to join British lines or swear allegiance. Galloway and others switch sides, shaking colonial unity as Washington leverages resilience amid a harsh winter campaign.
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Washington
New Jersey
Howe
Frederick
Prussia
Princeton
New York
Jerseys
Joseph Galloway
Otters
Galloway
Samuel Tucker
Revolutionary Committee of Safety
England
America
Housewife’s Summer Vacation Prep Guide
Practical 1915 advice for saving a home during a summer vacation. Clean thoroughly before leaving, cover and store furniture, roll up rugs, and dust-proof ornaments. Leave a small food stock for late returns, including chocolate powder evaporated milk tea and soup.
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Mechure Paper Syndicate
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