Standard Publishing Company Advertising Rates
The notice lists subscription rates and advertising details for Standard Publishing Company. Rates include carrier price 1 week 1.80 year 7.0, mail options 275 for six months, 7.0 year in advance, and Sunday Standard by mail see copy. Includes addresses in Butt e Branch Broadway and Chicago Tribune Building.
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Standard Publishing Company
Eee Conde
Office Standard Building
Font Butte
Broadway
North America
Standardized news note from Montana publishing company era
Fragmentary OCR shows multiple newspaper agency names and addresses from Anaconda Montana. It references News Stands outside Montana and various city agencies including Lon Avision and Seattle Whitney. The legible content hints at general business letters addressed to the STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY in Anaconda.
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New York
Hotaring’s
Park How
Francisco-United News
Lon Avision Camp
Seattle
Whitney's
Spokane
John W. Grahame Co
Geandard "Publsuing Company
Anaconda, Mont. A
Austrian Budget Sparks Broad Taxpayer Protest
A June 10 overview notes Austria's new military budget at 186 million, nearly double seven years prior, provoking anger among taxpayers. It cites wartime mobilizations, German alliance influence, and fears of mounting future military costs. The piece also quotes Charles D Lay advocating expansive urban parks including wild reserves, community play spaces, and cultural facilities to shape future city growth.
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Ministry of War
Germany
Austria
Charles D. Lay
New York City
Lay
New York and the Colonel in New York Race Fray
Reprinted chatter from the Union Observer notes that the Colonel repeatedly declines a bid for New York governor while factions push his name for a progressive ticket. petitions circulate, boosting his potential candidacy, with other candidates and party factions awaiting his possible entry.
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Siptdate
New York
Union
Progressive Party
Progres
Hlepots
Fes
Aart Fim In the Race, But the Peta Wil Be Reigned By Many Atailon At the Gsunde
Toomevelt
Vani Suier Jn
Life insurers back national drive to cut illness totals
Dr Louis J Dublin urged the Association of Life Insurance Presidents to back a countrywide effort to reduce illness by 3 000 000 cases, arguing that deaths have fallen while sickness remains high. He called for standardized disease reporting and a model bill agreed by health authorities and the US Public Health Service to improve prevention and cut social losses.
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Association of Life Insurance Presidents
Louis J. Dublin
Life Insurance Statistician
New York
Vetere
Dublin
Dr. Dublin
Association
Conference of
United States Public Health Service
Irving Fisher
Yale
Ireland Weighed by Warnings of Worse to Come
The piece notes Irish public fear that the worst is still ahead, while Carranza questions the mediation board’s usefulness as long as power remains a focus, and Huerta appears secure in his position despite pressure. It suggests a tense regional scene and skepticism about mediation efforts.
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Villa
Outlook
Mexico
United States
Saltillo
Huerta
Carranza
Viple
Ireland
Mediation Board
Walt Mason’s Kersmith and Rickshaw Trade Gripes
In Ypalian Mich a local critic laments reliance on out of town suppliers for goods like carpet tacks and hods while praising Kersmith and Rickshaw for supporting the town. The piece decries mail order junk and urges keeping trades local to boost the community.
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Kersmith & Rickshaw
Timbuctoo
Ypailant
Mich
Bach
Keramith & Rickshaw
The Enquirer Teases Fashion, Gender and Society Motifs
A stream of satirical lines critiques women and men in 20th century society. The piece mocks fashion trends, shopping habits, and gender roles with sharp, humorous observations about fortunes, furniture, and behavior at sales and social events. It references a Cincinnati context and highlights tensions around modernizing women and traditional male authority.
Probing the Morgan Books Portrait of George F. Baker
Photo credit Pach Bros. for Underwood & Underwood highlights George F. Baker. Baker, late J P Morgan partner, familiar with Morgans New Haven railroad dealings. He chairs First National Bank of New York board, sits on New Haven directors, and boasts wide financial interests and wealth from arts, music, and yachts. Baker is 74.
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Pach Bros
Underwood & Underwood
George F. Baker
J. P. Morgan
Intellectual Cocktails on Unconscious Progress and Morality
The author argues progress is not driven by human intelligence but by unseen forces shaping civilization. Nature progresses through instinct, with democracy and brotherhood arising from pressures like war and revolution. To aid the fortieth century, one should live morally and follow higher impulses.
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Tia
Kingdom of Heaven
Of Interest to Women on Portraits of Deceased Spouses
A Boston Journal excerpt discusses jealousy over living households preserving memories of a dead spouse. Women debate displaying portraits and mementos of a former partner, weighing respect for memory against envy and intrusion. The piece notes calm acceptance by some and disruption by others, reflecting varied responses. It also mentions two coastal spots where mountains meet the sea directly at Mount Desert and Camden.
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Hushee
Edward
Boston Journal
Gulf of Mexico
Bay of Fundy
Mount Desert
Penobscot Av
Camden
Spirit of the Press Reflects Quirky Derby and Roosevelts
A collage of newspaper quips notes the English Derby winner as a French horse with a British name owned by an American amid entente cordial reflections. Others mock Roosevelt tariff denunciations, political slogans, and global snippets from multiple papers.
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Detroit Free Press
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