Anaconda Standard publisher and ads notice
The Anaconda Standard announces its publishing offices and staff routes. It lists subscription rates, home and mail options, and identifies sale locations outside Montana. It provides a roster of news stands, offices, and contact addresses for Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda Montana.
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Mat
Montana
Standard
New York
Hotaling’s
Marie Clear
Detroit
Woodward
Michigan
Rochester
Minn
Kelly Blar
Denver
Seattle
Whitney
Acme News Co
Occidental
Spokane
B. Stubeck, Wall and Riverine
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda
Mont
Unclear historical Chicago record with scattered names and places
Fragmentary OCR text from a Chicago area page mentions various personal names and locations, but lacks coherent events. It references sepsis, candidates, and scattered place names, with several incomplete phrases and unreadable segments.
Our Navy Growth and Strength Across Eras
The piece argues that while not perfectly scaled, the United States Navy is now stronger than ever, surpassing its Spanish-American War strength. It notes pride during that era, Roosevelt’s presidency, and asserts the navy ranks third among global powers, implying recent declines and later growth.
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United States
Roosevelt
Navy
Germany Rising to Second in Naval Power
Germany moves toward second place in naval strength, considered stronger than France Italy Austria Russia and Japan. The text argues for expanding naval power and improving American arms to maintain glory, noting current world conditions require increased naval efficiency.
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Germany
France
Italy
Austria
Russa
Japan
Railroads Hope For Settlement In New York Talks
Representatives of railroad companies and the railway brotherhoods meet in New York to avert a threatened strike. The discussions aim for a satisfactory settlement or arbitration if needed. A general rail strike would cripple the United States, halting business, transportation, and prosperity, and the outcome is awaited with anxious interest.
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Brothrhood
New York
United States
French Stand At Marne Outweigh Verdun In War Turn
The French hold firm in Northern France after the Marne victory halting German efforts toward Paris. The Marne defeat dashed Germany’s plan for a quick crush on France and Russia, marking a decisive turn in the war. Verdun remains destructive, but the Marne victory’s strategic importance grows with time.
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The
Marne
France
Paris
Verdun
Russia
Russa
Germany
Cold Facts On Historians Views Of War And Era
A sober historian praises the period’s scholars led by Albert Bushnell Hart of Harvard. He notes the US pursuit of safe ships and equal treatment for Americans at sea, limits on intervention in Mexico, and calls the administration's foreign policy a conspicuous achievement amid partisan criticism.
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Albert Bushnell Hart
Harvard
New York Times
Hart
United States
Mexico
Taft
Professor Hart
Woodrow Wilson
Political shifts and party prospects discussed in critique
A long column examines reform ideas and the fate of new party movements. It argues most third parties fade, mentions a possible prohibition ticket with Sulzer Hobson Ford and Bryan, notes Bryan's reluctance, and critiques political dynamics around Hughes and Roosevelt while touching on public sentiment and media commentary.
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Progressive Party
Prohibition Party
Sulzer
Hobson
Prohibition
Ford
Bryan
Folke
National convention timing and third party talk
The article notes the prohibition party will meet in a national convention six weeks after the Republican and five weeks after the Democratic convention. It mentions dissatisfaction after adjournment, potential to fix a program, and that a new party may not be needed. It also discusses ideas of peace, prohibition, and suffrage forming a single political group.
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Promoition Party
United States
Home Economy Tips From 1916 Mealtime Guide
The piece emphasizes seasonal gardening and flower use, with attention to weather wear for linen, ferns, begonias, and table linen upkeep. It advocates extra weekly washing, neat breakfast and lunch settings, and shared household effort to keep meals cheerful and attractive.
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MeCture Setimnaner Syndicate
Warm milk safety cautions from Chicago health bulletin
Dr Evans cites Chicago health bulletin advice on keeping milk clean fresh and cold to prevent bacterial growth. He warns that warming milk dramatically increases bacteria counts and many babies die or fall ill in summer from bad milk if not properly cooled and stored.
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Chicago Health Department
A. J. Stokes
Food Bureau
Chicago Tribune
Mrs Briggs and the Piano Prodigy in Short Stories
A collaged snippet shows Mrs Briggs's belief in her daughter Gervangeline's London piano destiny. A professor notes the child’s two hands reveal the limit of talent, while other vignettes recount a late-night traveler counting clocks and a Savannah plantation mule with a dangerous kick.
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Gervangeline
Teri Poppanfitzel
Mrs. Briggs
Out of the Darkness Part II Children in a Blind Home
Sisters describe true stories of blind children in care. Catherine longs for a mother, a found baby was abandoned by its mother, Lucinda the 17 year old “Chocolate Drop” learns and laughs, while others read and play piano. One girl, newly blind, fears touch and isolation. The piece urges gratitude for ordinary sight and humanity.
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Catherine
Lucinda
Petey
What will be the outcome of G force's love affair
A collage of humorous quotes from diverse outlets on love and marriage. The snippets include jokes about capital punishment, German troops, a round robin, and lovers’ talk, reflecting early 20th century newspaper humor and social mores.
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G Force
George
Baltimore American
Richmond Times
Sumurhanite
Aireet
Lek
Ricochet
Boston ‘Transcript
Birmingham Age-Herald
Political humor and betting odds on presidential race
Newspaper clippings note reactions to Taft and Roosevelt in Chicago. Betting odds in New York are 18 to 1 against Fairbanks, 23 to 1 against Burton, 40 to 1 against What means favorite. American sentiment in Mexico favors Roosevelt for president, Hughes widely popular for keeping pace with voters. The pieces reflect mixed public opinion, humor, and speculation on the 1912 campaign.
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Taft
Chicago
Pittsburg Dispatch
New York
Fairbanks
Burton
Boston’ Transcript
Lake the Fob
Mexico
Roosevelt
M Mexico
Houston Post
Lst
New York Sun
Hughes
Rose
G. U. P.philadelphia
Colonel Aandidate
Charleston News and Courier
The Dot Preparedness Campfire Talk
James and Jack discuss preparedness echoing Columbus and sailors. They imagine a puzzle where joining numbered dots reveals a story and each day’s picture is pasted into a scrapbook until the final dot prints a complete narrative.
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James
Jack
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Our Navy
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Wilson
Ohio
Mark Hanna
General Grant
Grant
Dead Man's Hill
Abra
Hrbe
Dssa Et Tis Ienas
Beresford
Admiralty
Elihu Root
Republican Party
Frances M
Arshall
Charles BS
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Charles E. .S
W. A. Evans
Brown
Frey
Marcy
Savannan
Chatham County
Darkey
Jim
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the McClure
Out OF the Darkness
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Spirit of the Press
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St. Louis
Globe-Democrat
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