STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY ADVERTISING INFO
Publication details for STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY Anaconda Mont with rate card, branch addresses, and where the STANDARD is on sale. Lists circulation options by carrier or mail, foreign advertising reps, and multiple city news agencies and offices. Includes contact for general business correspondence.
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Registration Drive Signals Resolve for War Effort
In Farnest, the piece lauds U S conscription response with about 11 million men saying Here am I ready to fight for the United States and risk their lives in the war with Germany, urging steadfast resolve to prove the nation’s seriousness to the Kaiser.
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United States
Germany
Liberty for Europeans Beyond War Promises
The author argues that liberty cannot be granted by rulers such as the Kaiser or the Austrian emperor. He contends true liberty is a sacred right of mankind and urges Europeans to seize it now, warning promises after the war mean nothing if not acted upon immediately. The piece stresses that rulers have historically robbed freedoms and that nations must take back what is rightfully theirs.
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Prussia
Austria-Hungary
Reichsrath
Empire
Europe
Germany
Douglas Haig
William Waldorf Astor
Astor
Haig
Lord Astor
Hevercastle
Lord
Viscount Astor
Baron Astor
George
Thema
The
Rolls
Ds Justices of Appeal
Jones and Robinson
England
Burroughs Wins in New Hampshire First District Race
ICAN POLITICS reports Sherman E. Burroughs wins in the First district race, a strong Republican area, though GOP majority narrows. Last fall the district favored Republicans by 2000 votes, the special by 1200. Democrats urged wartime unity. Republicans claim equal support for administration. The piece notes mixed results in New York and upcoming Indian vacancy election, with party lines blurred during the war and a possible postwar political realignment.
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Congress
New Hampshire
Sherman E. Burroughs
New
Butte Parade Voice Opposition to Conscription and Loyalty
A Butte pageant on registration day drew opposition to conscription yet highlighted thousands who registered and volunteered for war. The community's loyalty is praised, with comparisons to other towns in registration, Liberty Bond subscriptions, and Red Cross drives, while noting a few disloyal individuals.
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Butte
Liberty Ponds
Red Cross
United States
Housewife and butcher friendship boosts smart meat buying
A Housewife’s Economy essay urges trusting your butcher for practical meat knowledge and fair prices. It argues that personal talk with a trusted dealer yields better guidance than books, with tips on using trimmings and requesting fat for cooking. Building rapport can help reduce bills and ensure you get what you pay for.
Low Physical Standards Among Calb Ill Normal Students
Dr. W. A. Evans reviews a 1911 study by J B Wagner on 362 students and 43 boys at De Kalb Illinois normal school. Findings show high rates of irregular menstruation, constipation, crooked backs, diseased tonsils, poor vision and hearing, flat feet, and goiter linked to neglectful habits. Indifference to health emerges as a core issue, with calls for simple daily improvements rather than major changes.
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de Kalb ‘Ill
J. B. Wagner
Kristine Mann
Goiter
W. A. Evans
Collected wartime quips and editorial asides
A compilation of satirical remarks from multiple papers on war economy media savvy and public sentiment. Pithy lines mock taxation calls dandelion tax jokes and travel financing while noting public bravado and cautious optimism during conflict.
Humorous Quotations From Various Colorful Clipings
A collage of jokes and quips from diverse periodicals includes wry lines about timepieces, dancing late hours, politeness, hat marks, and army training. The snippets reflect light social irony and playful banter across newspapers such as the Baltimore American and the Washington Star.
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