Standard Publishing Company Anaconda ad rates and agents
The Anaconda Standard outlines advertising rates and mail options, listing carrier and subscription prices, Sunday edition cost, and distribution outlets. It names the Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda and a network of agents and newsstands across major cities for sales and distribution.
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North America
Newspapers Stand Behind Wilson Amid War Crisis
ABA WITH IM. Not perhaps since McKinley's day have the newspapers of the United States been so generally with the president as they are now in supporting Wilson's policy toward Germany. Critics have faded. the press, across parties, backs the administration during the war crisis. The London Times agony column reflects civilian distress and the public’s wartime appeals, including war babies adoption offers.
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McKinley
United States
Wilson
Germany
Bryan
London Times
England
Oficer
Butte
Navy Keeps Atlantic Posture Amid War Threats
The article notes President Wilson will keep the U S Navy on the Atlantic coast and skip a planned Panama Canal voyage to the San Francisco exposition amid U S ship risks in wartime Europe. It describes guarantees for neutral shipping and signals a cautious military posture.
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Europe
Wilson
United States
Panama Anal
San Francisco Exposition
Atlantic
Germany
Fessenden oscillator aids warning of submarines
An English magazine reports a partial solution to counter submarines using the Fessenden electric oscillator. The device acts as a submarine sounding system, sending and receiving signals through water to warn battleships in time to avoid danger, given the required specifications.
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England
Shark alarm clock scare and Woodrow Wilson tribute
Passengers in New York report odd sea tales including a shark swallowing a ticking alarm clock set as a scare device. The article shifts to a stirring homage praising Woodrow Wilson, describing him as calm, dependable, and candid amid wartime chaos.
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York
Expean
Woodrow Wilson
Woodrow. Wilson
Wilson
Vance Cooke
Philadelphia
Springfield Health Survey Reveals Urban Challenges
The Springfield survey notes a population of 61,000 with 57 percent Black and high foreign-born rates. It cites municipal spending, a 1913 death rate around 12.8 per 1000, a high infant mortality due to milk supply and flies, poor birth registration, and typhoid trends, with sanitation issues and outside closets rising since 1907.
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Russell Sage Foundation
Springfield
Springfeld
Illinois
New York
Chicago
Imig
Health Department
Palmer
Fussell Sage Foundation
Chicago Tribune
Gooseberries How to Use and Preserve Them
Practical guide from 1915 detailing gooseberry uses and recipes. Includes jam, cream cheese pairings, stewed berries, spiced sauce, dumplings, baked apples with gooseberries, and general preservation notes. Mentions a Minnesota rat crop failure and April frost affecting blossoms.
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Wien
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Minnesota
Our Country and Our President in Colonial Prosperity
Readable excerpt traces early American growth under Woodrow and the tide of prosperity. Describes New England shipyards and mast making for royal navy, whale and cod fisheries, timber export, and colonial trade networks. Notes Virginia tobacco commerce, middle colonies’ wealth, palatial towns, and London fashion influence shaping social life.
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New England
Thames
New
Virginia
Byrd
Pennsylvania
Germany
Philadelphia
New York
England
Colonies
Eeaporta
West Indies
London
Vietiam
Williame- Surg
Global Reactions Spark War Time Commentary Across Papers
In a collage of editorials from Chicago to Philadelphia, writers weigh leaders and policies. Kitchener, Bernstorff, Huerta, and Wilson face scrutiny as press voices urge bold steps and cautions. Public sentiment ranges from skepticism to tentative support amid a tense international mood.
Humor of the Day (Newspaper Quips Compilation)
A collage of brief humorous exchanges from various papers Notes include war horror, surviving writing, a painted limousine, a dog and a doctor moment, Sing Sing joke about degrees, a seafaring husband, a student racing to finish an errand, and political shorthand misreadings The tone mirrors light gossip and witty quips from mid century press featuring multiple named papers and jokes
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Boston ‘Transcript
Puck
Vander
Dorothy
Boston Transcript
New York
Philadelphia
Tommie
Yonkers
Ald
Herald
Presbyter
Lemuel
Indianapolis Star
Bildock
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