Anaconda Standard Advertisement Rates and Addresses
The Anaconda Standard shows publication and distribution details, foreign advertising by Wm. J. Morton Co., and subscription rates for daily and weekly issues. It lists pricing for domestic and North American air service options and prepayments, with standard mailing formats and carrier delivery notes.
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Wm. J. Morton Co
New York
Fifth Avenue
Cicago Tribune
Lund
Ise
Amweek
News Stand Listings and Publisher Note
Fragmentary OCR shows newsstands outside in Montan and New York area, with references to Spokane and Detroit Metropolitan News. Mentions Keattie Whitney and John W. Graham. Publisher Bernare Puplicng Company appears as a general business note in the fragment.
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Detroit
Metropolitan News
Rihana Fed Michags
Astman
Seto Sue
Asa
Keattie Whitney's
Spokanes
John W. Graham’ Co
Roosevelt Attacks Roosevelts Signal Clash in Congress
Democratic leaders in Congress prepare to respond to Colonel Roosevelt's criticisms of the Wilson administration as partisan debate intensifies. Although other Republicans have spoken out, Roosevelt's prominence dominates the coverage, shaping the remaining sessions with counter attacks and political rhetoric.
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Roosevelt
Winsom
Democratic Congress
Congress
Apeeches
Senate
Tate
Wilson
Tre
Future of the Automobile and the Electric Car Prophecy
A Philadelphia assembly predicts a shift in auto use from long cross country travel to urban business transport. An electric car costing about 500 dollars could serve a daily thirty mile radius, with as many as a million in operation within ten years. The forecast notes outdoors recreation and highway improvements support touring, while electric motor makers may enter this field sooner.
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National Electric Light Association
Philadelphia
Strife in House Over GOP Unity Facing Murdoch and Mann
Washington house politics heated as Republicans split between the stabilizing faction led by Mann and the fringe Moose faction led by Murdoch. Both sides seek a united front against Democrats ahead of crucial votes, with public pledges of reconciliation and renewed party discipline amid internal tensions.
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House of Representatives
Washington
Mann
Murdock
Full Moose
Congress
Ieee
Neres
Macy
Hampete
Borah Drives Republican Reorganization Effort in 1920s
Senator Borah of Idaho emerges as a steady leader in reorganizing the Republican Party, urging voter-driven renewal and new progressive leaders. He cites primary and special elections since November 191, showing returning Republicans and growing support from former dissidents, while criticizing old leadership responsible for the rupture.
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Senator Borah
Idaho
Congress
Roosevel
Borah
Republian Party
Pennsylvania House Candidate Kelly Endorsed by Eight Parties
Charles M. Clyde Kelly of Pennsylvania, serving his first term, has renominated support from seven additional parties and factions plus democrats, totaling eight district organizations. He lacks only Republican endorsement and faces likely defeat in November in a staunchly Republican district long held by John Dalzell.
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House of Representatives
Charle M. Clyde Kelly
Pennsylvania
Kelly
Moose
D Interet
Pennyivania
Union
Man Kelly
Bull Moore
Stone Party
Prohibitionists
Washington Party
Roosevelt Progressives
People's Party
Repubean
John Dalzell
Plotting trouble signals imperial tensions abroad
The piece notes deepening strains as Britain faces discord within its empire. It highlights Canadian resentment toward India's Hindus and a planned response by emigrants from Asia, including Gurdit Singh, amid immigration battles and coastland tensions.
Scapegoat Morgan Receives $100000 Year Pact
Sentiments from Knickerbocker Press and Philadelphia Inquirer hint at sympathy for OShaughnessy after hardship. Detroit Prep Press mocks the administration while noting rising reports. The Roosevelts sails in a river of doubt as Spain receives the cornet.
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Morgan
Knickerbocker Press
O'Shaughnessy
Philadelphia Inquirer
Detroit
Prep Press
Spain
Of Interest to Women by Peggy Quincy
A Boston Journal column on kinship duties and caregiving. It discusses a middle aged widow who marries, caring for a disabled stepson for 25 years while her own children grow, and argues that siblings and relatives should share the burden. Further examples note aging parents and an orphaned child, highlighting the duty of blood relatives to provide care and support rather than relying on others.
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India
Boston Journal
Noted Aviator to Fly Again Clifford B Harmons Returns to Flight
Noted pioneer aviator and balloon pilot Clifford B Harmons announced at the Aero Club of America that he has the flying fever and plans to be aloft soon. He flew in 1910 1911 including the first aeroplane crossing Long Island Sound. After two quiet years he made an aeroplane trip to England last winter with Claude Grahame White and now intends to resume flying activities.
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Clifford B. Harmons
Long Island Sound
Aero Club of America
Heang
England
Claude Grahame-White
Walt Mason Sermon Satire on Tithes at Church
A humorous verse describes a church service with an organist, deacon, and the collection plate. The poet ridicules offerings, noting penny pinching contrasted with dollars, criticizing frugality and the widow’s mite concept while observing the deacon counting bones from 700 saints.
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Kirk
Hove
Fragmented reflections on society and habit from a t1 nauier
A jumble of quotes and musings sounding like a 19th century column. It includes caustic lines about common mutts, a rich man’s son named William Goat, sly jabs at fashion, and social commentary on vanity, work, and drinking. The voice shifts between humor and critique with disjointed anecdotes.
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Famahy
William Goat
London Scientist Claims Men's Legs More Symmetrical
A London scientist asserts greater symmetry in a man's legs than in ten women, noting this holds abroad but suggesting a summer spent here would refine the finding. The remark humorously contrasts social aims as men seek marriages while others pursue different roles.
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London
Humor of the Day snippets and q a quips mix
A collage of humorous lines and quips from various sources including humorous exchanges in shops and captions in magazines. The fragments reference bon vivant jokes, ironic remarks about wealth and living cheaply, and light observational humor from publications like the Boston Transcript New York World and Ladies' Home Journal.
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Patton-Ayres
Quiret
Boston ‘Transcript
Ulster
Ver Cruz
New York World
Smithson
John Bull
America
London Globe
Sena
Detroit
Diase
Myrtle Wayupp
Papa
Namma
George
Ladies’ Home Journal
Philadelphia
The Blush as Measure of Civilized Man
A reflective essay argues that civilization is judged by propriety toward sex and the sacred, tracing progress from ancient Rome to modern ethics. It asserts that higher soul qualities emerge when procreative urges are hidden, and praises the blush as a civilizing force rooted in ancestral and maternal influence.
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Rome
Virginius
Lacrece
Ays
Moving big trees in Santa Barbara estate relocation
F Peabody undertakes a strange task moving 15 year old orange grove from his home in Santa Barbara California to a new place five miles away. Tourists observe the slow process as workers move each tree one by one and aim to transfer the entire grove while preserving several palm trees about 60 feet tall without damage. The article notes the city of London carries a debt of 182 828 047.
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F. Peabody
Santa Barbara
Cal
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Pacific
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Baltimore
Underwood & Underwood Ug
Rachel Verney
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Birrell
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Ding
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Rent
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