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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1915

Page

6

Foreign Advertising Subscriptions Rates and Newsstand Outlets

Advertising terms for daily and Sunday editions listed by carrier or mail. Rates include monthly, six months, and yearly options. Distribution points specific to cities such as New York Chicago Detroit Denver San Francisco Los Angeles and more. Newsroom contact directed to ARD Publishing Company for all general business letters and currency.

Carter North America Sunday Standard Montana New York Hotating’s Park Row Broadway Chicago Confess St Paul N. St Marie Cigar and News Core East Pitth Street Detroit Metropolitan News Co.'s Woodward Michigan Rochester Minn J. D. Kelly Denver Western Batt Lake Charles W. McGillis San Francisco United News Raay Los Angeles-Kemp News Agency San Diego Child's News Agency Portland-Bowman Post Office Portland O'Mara, Firth and Tacoma TreKo News Co Seattie-Whitney's Beattie Acme News Co Occidental Yesler Way Spokane B. Stubeck Wall and Riverwide ARD Publishing Company

German War Supplies Debate Brought To New York

German sympathizers in the United States deride U S munitions for export to Europe while a New York incident links Herman Ridder to a company making aircraft parts for Britain. The piece notes neutrality debates, past German arms sales, and a noted receiver arrangement affecting control of the firm.

United States Europe Germany America Transvaal New York Herman Ridder International Typesetting Machine Company Mr. Ridder Joseph EB. Ridder Intertype Department W. H. Orpen, Incorporated

War strength figures show large mobilization gaps and limits

The latest war strength figures list France 5,300,000 Russia 5,400,000 Great Britain 8 0 0 Italy 3,380,000 Japan 1,400,000 Belgium 140,000 Serbia 600,000 Montenegro 65,000 total Allies 17,188,000 Germany 5,400,000 Austria Hungary 3,600,000 Turkey 1,928,000 total Teutonic Allies 10,928,000. Japan not actively engaged. Russia and France near capacity. Germany and Austria-Hungary near their limits. Britain and Russia could add millions. Italy not yet at full strength.

France Russia Great Britain Italy Japan Belgium Servia Montenegro Germany Austria - Hungary Turkey Serbia Austria-Hungary Russian

One Favorite Son and Early Presidential Candidacy

The piece discusses visions of electrical progress and the future impact of Bell and Edison, then shifts to U S politics noting Senator William Alden Smith of Michigan has declared his presidential candidacy. It explains campaign timing, Michigan's presidential preference election law, and Smith's background as a seven term House member now in his second Senate term.

Graham Bett Professor Hell Brooklyn Eagle Bell Edison Franklin Morse Lott Shar Republican Party William Alden Smith United States Senate Michigan Smith Congress Hle House of Representatives Senate

Progressives and Wilson praised by Detroit Times

The Detroit Times, a strong Roosevelt supporter in 1912, continues to back progressive causes and argues that true progressives should align with Wilson. A Washington Post plank supports constitutional rights abroad, while Edison’s telephonic dictograph and other scientific advances are noted as pivotal. The piece surveys wartime shifts, diplomacy, and looming European tensions with a neutral, editorial tone.

Roosevelt Detroit Times Times Wilson Timex Washington Post Baltimore United States

Dandelions dominate Clay Center musings and danger

A quirky Kansas Chronicle column laments dandelions as immortal, warning of their spread and taunting nature. It compares weeds to enduring symbols, wryly noting attempts to control them fail and recounts local oddities from parable root hacks to a musician’s encounter with a Lennon era constable.

Kansas City Kansas Clay

Vision trouble among electric light workers described

The twenty Millnois state factory inspector describes a disturbance called electric ophthalmia common to workers around electric light. Affected men report a flash of brilliant light, temporary daze, red swollen lids, sandy eyes, and blurred vision. Treatment is eye washing, rest, and protective glasses. prevention includes amber or smoked lenses and softer lighting.

Twenty Millnois Borield Ausartz The Chicago Tribune

Lemon Uses In The Household And Food Flavoring

A household feature extols lemons for cleaning hair and skin, removing stains, whitening silver, and rust. plus culinary uses in gelatin, tea, soups, and desserts. Also notes a Panama Pacific exposition livestock badge ribbon and substantial prize purses for harness horse events.

Everbody McClure News Paper

Braddock’s Virginia Campaign and Early War Plans

Braddock leads regiments to Virginia to confront French forces as Dinwiddie, Hunter Morris, Sharpe, De Lancey, Shirley, and others organize attacks on Niagara Crown Point and Campit Heausejour. Washington accompanies Braddock, but European battle doctrine clashes with frontier forest warfare, setting the stage for Braddock’s doomed expedition.

Chesapeake Duquesne Canada America Alexandria Robert “Dinwiddie Virginia Robert Hunter Morris Maryland James de Lancey New York Willum Shirley Masschusetts Dinwiddie Jone Louisbourg Niagara Shirley Crown Point William Johnson Champlain Pon Heausejour Acadia Monckton Haddock Washington Braddock Europe Seal

Wit and Woo in Daily Laughs from Yale to Washington

A collage of humor snippets from the era features quips about marriage, homework, jokes on dentists, bread prices, love proposals, and social dining etiquette. Jokes involve Edith and Jack, a vaudeville dentist, and a woman at a domestic science school, reflecting light newspaper humor of the period.

Yale Edith Jack Ethel Chicago Jake Philadelphia Ledger Washington Star Willis Gillis Gillin Wes

Clipped Press Bits Reflect Evolving Public Voices

A mosaic of wry editorials and brief notes captures reactions to leaders and events. References include Wilson’s stance under scrutiny, George’s abstinence as a model, and light commentary on a Mount Everest climb by Doc Cook.

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