Butte Standard Subscription Rates and News Stand Network
Butte Standard announces subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions by carrier or mail. The standard lists locations for newsstands and mail distribution across North America and mentions the Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda Montana.
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Standard Publishing Company Publishers and Proprietors
Anaconda
Ofice-Standard Building
Mont
Bell Phones
Batterial Business
North America
UK Standard Publishing Company
President Wilson's Note to Germany Outlined in Public
The note to the German government is published with emphasis on a calm, firm stand on international law. It argues that neutrality and human rights guide nations, condemns force as a substitute for lawful conduct, and warns Germany to face a united, lawful response or risk isolating neutrals. It also parodies dance master codes as a quip on international law.
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Wilson
Washington News
United States
Germany
International Association of Dancing Masters
Ics
Argentina
Brazil
War of words over gas use and civilian horrors in World War I
The piece argues the gas and atrocity charges between sides resemble each other and reflect recriminations more than actual fighting. It notes neutral nations' fears, Germany's countercharges against Russia, and the limited hope for discipline or peace, with hostilities deepened by such claims.
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Teutons
Belgium
France
Bryce
Germany
East Prussia
Gibraltar
Bond
Icult
Seventy Years of Science in Scientific American
A June issue commemorates seventy years of Scientific American with praise for past advances and speculation on future marvels. It highlights the evolution from ether to X rays, the telegraph, and the Panama Canal, noting key American inventions between 1840 and 1890 and predicting ongoing progress across science and industry.
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Scientific American
Able Journal
New York
Liverpool
Calcutta
Aurkery
Panama Canal
Datai Ife
American
There Was an Elf Tay and the Large Chair Event
A whimsical tale follows an elf tay renting a furnished villa for the summer with a large dog occupying the chair in the writing room. The old lady avoids the dog by calling cats, while the dog barks at the window and the chair remains its domain until a shift in the room brings change. An aside features Jerome McWade and a joke about an Irishman and a Scotchman in a saloon.
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Elf Tay
Jerome 8. McWade
Duluth
Simple Sunday Night Supper Plans For Quick Prep
A homemaker guide outlines a nearly ready menu for Sunday night. Plans include Saturday prep for cold meat loaf tomato salad raspberries and cake with steps to assemble on Sunday, detailing make ahead techniques and minimal work for guests.
Indigestion and diet tips from the Chicago Tribune
The piece discusses indigestion and dyspepsia linked to over or under eating. It advises reducing total food intake during trouble, identifying tolerable foods, avoiding artificial aids, and limiting sugar starches such as bread potatoes and beans to ease fermentation and gas.
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The
Chicago Tribune
Summer Dream in a Nashville Banner Poem
A reflective poem from the Nashville Banner describes a lone observer by a stream under willow trees. He contemplates a vanished past and an old dream as nature’s sounds and shadows evoke memory and wistful meditation on summers long gone.
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Nashville
Thrifty New Englanders and the Colonial Shipwrights
In colonial New England the struggle between governors and assemblies centered on salaries and revenue. Despite limits on export crafts, Yankees funded self production of furniture tools and household goods with a thriving coastal fleet. Massachusetts boasted about 150 ships in peacetime as towns and villages built vessels for the cod and whaling trades.
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New England
Connecticut
England
Devonshire
Old Engla
Newfoundland
Hudson's Bay
Davie
Africa
Brazil
Holland
France
Warke
Massachusetts
Burny
Press opinion and diplomacy mixed in wartime chatter
A collage of editorial snippets and quotes from U S papers discussing WWI era diplomacy. The notices feature remarks on Dravia Bey Germany peace proposals Turkey, Taft, Mr Whison, President Wilson, Mexico, and Mexico’s revolution, plus a note on Australian old age pensions as of March.
Humor Snippets Mixed With Witty Exchanges Across Papers
A collage of humorous quips and light exchanges from multiple papers. Jokes touch on age and aging, neighborly chatter, and domestic mishaps. Pieces reference Mrs Smith, the Mainline family, and playful banter about twins and nose attention.
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Houston Post
Ayresshaft
Hugh
Mise
United States
Pitshure
Bodo
Edie
Puck
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Cole
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Detroit
Metropolitan News Co
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Rochester
Minn
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Denver-Western News Agency
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W. McGran
Francisco United News
Eady
Los Angeles
Kemp News Agency
San Diego
Child's News Agency
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Bowman
Postoff
O'Mara
Fifth and Wash
Spokane
Stubeck
Wall and River
Law of Nations
Reorn
Alto
Hirgan
Europe
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Hell
Arsone
University of Montana
Republic of the United States
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Sam Gordon
Atlantic
Mexico
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Wilton
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Lee
Missoula
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Mr. Bryan
Land
Jay
Steel Trust
Underwood & Underwood
Columbia
Louisa Lee Schuster
New York State Charities Aid Association
Frst
American Training School For Nurses
Mrances Marshal
W. A. Evans
Chicago
Woodrow Wlv
Spirit of the Press
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Taft
New Jersey
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Aranapolis
Kansas City
Detroit Free Press
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Wall Street. Journal
Whison
Chicago News
Mr. Wilson
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Mladen
Boston
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Portugal
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