Standard Publishing Company notices and mail rates
The Anaconda Standard publicizes subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions and lists advertising agencies and newsstand locations in New York, Chicago, Detroit, San Francisco, Los Angeles, and other cities. It also notes postal matters, office addresses in Anaconda Montana, and general business correspondence channels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Publishing Company ‘Publishers and Proprietors
Anaconda
Standard Building
Mont
Hutte
Fast Broadway
Montana
Standard
New York
Chicago Congress Hotel
Pauln St Marie Clear and News Co
Detroit
Metroncular News Cocs
Woodwars
Michigan
Wee Agency
Dan Patten
Epan
Francisco
Tnieaay
Los Angeles
Kemp News Agency
San Diego
Chilas
Port ontoMee
Fifth
Wash
Beattie—Whitney's
Quiet Flag Day Observance Set in Butte by Elks
June 14 observance in Butte planned under Elks for patriotic tribute to the flag. Public sentiment praises U S neutrality stance and aid to war distressed nations, highlighting American generosity and respect earned abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
The
Elks
Europe
United States
The Bosses React To Hughes Nomination
A passage describes Republican bosses seeking to derail Roosevelt by backing Hughes. Despite their expectations, Hughes gains momentum and defeats the bosses' plan, with firm dislike of Roosevelt among party leaders. Roosevelt’s fate is sealed, while party machinery consoles itself.
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Hughes
Roosevelt
Repubican Party
Root
Fairbanks
McCall
Star Spangled Banner recited during Fort McHenry bombardment
On September 13 1814 Dr Beanes was captured and sent to Admiral Cochran. Francis Scott Key pleaded for his release and the bombardment of Fort McHenry continued through the night. At dawn on September 14 the flag still waved over the fort as the rockets lit the sky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Beanes
Maryland
Admiral Cochran
Francis Scott Key
Laws
Baltimore
Totack
McHenry
The Star Spangled Banner in a World of Variant Texts
A garbled OCR style rendition of the U S national anthem with numerous spelling and lyric errors. It parrots familiar lines such as Oh say does that star spangled banner yet wave over the land of the free and the home of the brave while multiple typographical mistakes distort wording and phrasing. The piece appears as a literary or historical artifact rather than a current news item.
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Ted Klare
Land of the
Free
Home of
Brave
Star Spangled Banner Origins and War Era Reflections
Francia Scott Key wrote the words to The Star Spangled Banner and Key’s later life is noted, along with the flag’s commemoration in Baltimore harbor. The piece shifts to wartime commentary on Kaiser Germany, President Wilson and party positions, plus political maneuvering and campaign humor across the United States and Europe.
Traveling to the West Draws Unprecedented Rail Demand
Railroad officials report growing routes and resorts demand across the United States with the West set to attract vast travel. Despite California expositions last year, Western travel may surpass it as Eastern visitors seek summer recreation closer to home. Montana attractions draw crowds and Yellowstone Park opens June 16.
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United States
California
Fuerope
Montana
Yellows Stone Park
Public School Oratory Winners Highlight Youth Talent
In Detroit public school oratorical contests four of seven winners were under 18. The piece notes early training aids, cites a millionaire speaker overcoming nerves, and warns on gestures, expression, and pace. It urges parents to nurture young speakers, stressing leadership and clear message.
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Detroit
Britain Not Demoralized by War Losses Says Press
British officials stress resolve after Lord Kitchener's death noting the army is nearly formed and ready to fight with Sir William Robertson likely to continue the work. They insist the war is not a one man effort as other capable replacements fill roles across Allied nations. The Kaiser is singled out as a potential singular genius whose absence would be felt.
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Austria
Russia
England
Italy
Germany
Lord Kitchener
Kitchener
William Robertson
Imperial General Staff
Kaiser
Humor Fragments Mix Wit and Quips Across Papers
A jumbled set of newspaper quips and phrases from Detroit Free Press Puck and Boston Globe style lines. It threads jokes about success, stars, wagons, gars, and profanity with quick one liners. Readers encounter playful banter about merchants and clerks.
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Detroit Free Press
Puck
Stryker
Boston Globe
How to Keep Well by Dr Evans Chicago Advice on Medicines
Dr Evans cautions against overuse of drugs and tonics in the United States. He argues many seek medicines from doctors and drugstores, and that excessive reliance harms digestion and expenses. He favors natural fats from food, minimal artificial treatments, and emphasizes vaccines only by trained physicians.
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W. A. Evans
Chicago
United States
Glynn to keynote Democratic convention in New York
Martin H Glynn will preside with acknowledged ability as temporary chairman at the upcoming Democratic convention. A 45 year old lawyer by profession he is an accomplished orator from New York state with roles in state and national party activities.
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Bryan
Buller
Boe
Walsh
Gerard
Wilson
Martin H. Glynn
Ohetrman
New York State
Beverages for winter and summer from a housewife
Frances Marshall suggests inexpensive beverage ideas for all seasons. She advocates cracked cocoa as a winter drink, cold root drinks from shaved ice, and red tea as a base for cool drinks. She notes reusing a single saucepan, chilling drinks on ice, and pairing milk with mineral water for lighter digestion.
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Vichy
Apollinaris
McClure
Dreyfus Family Recalled in French Military Honors
Reports from Paris note Alfred Dreyfus now commands an artillery sector. His son Terre is cited for heroism at Douaumont. Nephew Himile tied to Mathieu Dreyfus killed at Champagne after a Legion of Honor decoration. Colonel Paty de Clam and sons awarded in the Legion of Honor. Esterhazy’s fate remains uncertain and he is rumored to be abroad under a false name.
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Maianapolis
Sens
Tresfus
Alfred Dreyfus
Devils Island
Paris
Terre Dreyfus
Douaumont
Himile
Mathieu Dreyfus
Champagne
Legion of Honor
Paty de Clam
Esterhazy
Drevtie
Lodon
Work with the hands and find your health
A reflective piece recalls a long worn volume and a tale of a farm woman who fell from vitality after bereavement. An old country doctor urges her to keep busy with hands and raising poultry. She returns to rural life, works daily, and slowly regains health through self-reliant labor.
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Morris
Lege
Felix
Tam
Melal Worl
Thane
Monica
Vielt
Mother
Iacon
Roosevelt Speech Jokes and Grown-Up Politics
A collection of 1912 era newspaper quips on Teddy Roosevelt and Taft, noting humor and public reaction to campaigns. Comments cite Hughes, Bryan, and Justice Brandels amid discussions of speeches, presidential ambitions, and press irony.
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Roosevelt
National Cathedral
Ecupe
Hughes
Chicago Herald
The Dot Preparedness Story Packaged for Permanent Book Form
An activity prompts readers to join dots with a pencil starting at dot No 1 and follow the numbers to reveal a picture. Each day’s drawing is to be cut and pasted into a scrapbook, so when the final issue is printed readers will have The Dot Preparedness in a permanent book form.
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William J. Morton Co
Fifth Avenue
Chicago— Tribune
Francia Scott Key
Key
Judge Nicholson
John Stafford Smith
Fort
St Louie
Democratic Party
Mexico
Carranza
Plece
London
Nee Still
Eugene V. Debs
Mr. Bryan
St. Louis
Wilson & Marshall
William R. Hearst
Dr. Hawes
Otates
Meares
Hawes
Martin H. G
Frances Marshall
Spirit of the Press
Teddy
Louis Globe-Democrat
William Jennings Bryan
Tdce
T. R
Taft
Boston ‘Transcript
Lewle
Justice Brandete
Philadelphia Evening Ledger
North Sea
Philadelphia Press
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