Standard Publishing Company Advertises Rates and Distribution
The Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda Montana lists offices, pricing, and distribution details. It notes subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, carrier and mail options, and identifies on sale locations and newsstand distributors across multiple cities.
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Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda
Ofice-standard Building
Mont
North America
Sunday Standard Mail
Best Roads in County and War News Mix in June Paper
A town column lauds Butte for potential top roads standards and civic effort to improve soil, lawns, and trees, while noting winter damage. It also surveys WWI maritime risks, submarine impact, and President Wilson's leadership, blending local progress with global conflict notes and editorials.
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Butte
Silver Row
Deer Lodge
Naval Strength of Allies vs Teutons In World War I
Analysis shows allies led by Italy Great Britain France and Russia hold greater naval force in the Mediterranean North Sea and Baltic with 40 battleships and 39 armored cruisers against 15 battleships and three armored cruisers for Austria-Hungary and Turkey in key seas. The Black Sea balance favors Russia and Turkey, but actual combat has kept German and Austrian fleets largely in harbor while British ships sink daily.
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Italy
Great Britain
France
Russia
Austria
Turkey
Mediterranean
Austria-Hungary
North Sea
Baltic Sea
Germany
Black Sea
Teutons
Our Part in the War Relief Efforts and Hope
The passage praises the American Red Cross for assisting Belgium Poland and other nations with nurses and hospital supplies. It expresses hope the US will continue to aid without entering direct combat and emphasizes noble, civilizing acts of humanitarian relief such as comforting the starving and burying the dead.
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Toon
Aestaly
Austria
Belgium
Poland
Sienkiewicz Sees America as World Conscience
A letter from Henry Sienkiewicz to the Philadelphia Polish emergency aid committee lauds America as the conscience of the world. He praises US Christian charity aiding refugees, urges continued action to spread justice, law over force, and freedom, and notes the world watches America's leadership.
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United States
Rome
Henry Sienkiewicz
Sienkiewicz
Philadelphia
Europe
America
Debt Settlement Request From Town Visitor
A colored man, Sam, visited an old creditor in town seeking a loan incentive. He recalled an earlier promise of a generous allowance if he settled the debt. He confessed no cash on hand but hoped the allowance could fund his wife’s shawl purchase.
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Spain
National Monthly
Keeping Well Babies Dyspepsia Link To Diet And Care
Dyspepsia in babies, a form of indigestion, causes vomiting diarrhea abdominal distention and mild fever. Overfeeding and feeding sugar rich milks worsen symptoms. fat digestion issues also occur. Treatment focuses on reducing milk sugar or fat, replacing with water or barley water, then gradually reintroducing skim and whole milk while identifying the faulty nutrient.
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Grube
Blumax
Michigan
Chicago Tribune
Old Fashioned Soup Recipes From A 1915 Newspaper
A collection of era soups including tomato cream with butter and flour, red bean soup with pork and vegetables, cream of pea soup with croutons, and rice soup with onion celery bay leaf. Instructions cover soaking, simmering, straining, and finishing with milk and seasonings.
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McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Philadelphia tailor sues over oil cost dispute prompted by lawyer bill
The Central Law Journal notes a Philadelphia tailor shocked by the size of legal fees charged after he hired a lawyer to sue a customer. The bill included itemized charges such as measuring orders, cloth merchants, foreman duties, alterations, entries, writing, and service, totaling 100.25.
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Central Law
Philadelphia
Our Country Our President a History of the American Pop
A fragmentary historical excerpt outlines early colonial struggle in Virginia and Ohio country. It mentions Augustus Washington, Mount Vernon, Mount Vernon’s tribute to a famed sailor, and land grants. It covers French and English competition, Duquesne’s 1752 acts, and Robert Dinwiddie’s rise to Virginia governor with ties to the Ohio Land Company and Mount Vernon circle.
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Pop Swoodron Wilson
Virginia
Ohio Land Company
Augustus Washington
Vernon
Wentworth
Cartagena
Potomac
Mount Vernon
Marquis Duquesne
Canada
Presque Isle
Lake Erie
Alleghany
Ohio
Hopt
Gulf
Croek
Cari
Robert Dinwiddie
Dinwiddie
Glasgow
Bermuda
Amercan
Aimoult
Tie Tame
Old Dominion
London
Colony
Fragmented Newspaper Clippings About Figures and Feuds
A collage of bright line snippets from various papers references figures like Roosevelt and Francis Joseph, with fragmented captions on war talk, court, and public notices. It reads like a montage of humorous quips and bold statements about media, politics, and personalities.
Costly eating The edinie oras nests of the Cale nese
The edinie oras nests of the Cale nese are valued at twice their weight in silver with the finest variety fetching as high as 880 a pound.
Humor of the Day in Various Papers Highlights Spending and Political Quips
A collage of quotable lines from Baltimore American Houston Transcript Washington Star Buffalo Courier Boston Transcript and Kansas City Journal features jokes about proposals suspicion economics and politics. Characters joke about bills refunds and taxpayers while mocking Congress and civic life.
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Uncle Reighty
Washington Star
Kelly
Jack
Buffalo
Exe
Boston ‘Transcript
Congress
Kansas City Journal
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