Standard Publishing Company Advertising and Distribution List
Public notice style entry lists Standard Publishing Company publishers and branch addresses, contact details, and numerous newsstand distributors across major cities. It outlines subscription rates and general business correspondence routing to JRC Standard Publishing Company.
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Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda
Bell
Businessede
Raine
Standard
Main
Willam J. Morton Company
New Yorkorith Avenue
Cmeage
Tribune ‘Hustaine
Bonday
Ny Mall
yark-Hotaling
Yark—Hotaline
Ang Broadway
Ste. Marie
Ang News ‘Company
Rift Street
Los Angeles
Kemp News
Ean Diegoe
Chile
Portland-Postoffce
Portland—Liverty News
Fifth
Washington Streets
Tacoma—Trego News
Seattle
Whitney
Liberty
Ocsidental’ and Veelerway
Spokane
B. Stubeck, Walt and Rivkie
Jrcstandard
Safer roads and rising car traffic in early era notes
Fragmented OCR summarizes automobile growth and safety concerns with scattered references to drivers, pedestrians, and city traffic patterns. It highlights rising vehicle presence, concerns over road use, and calls for competent management of street safety and vehicle movement.
Thrift Sunday Emphasizes Saving Habit Nationwide
The U S treasury promotes thrift as a peace and war value with Thrift Sunday next. Emphasis on saving a portion of income and investing in thrift stamps as secure, interest-bearing alternatives to Liberty bonds. Citizens urged to curb extravagance and maintain disciplined spending.
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United States
Treasury Department
Liberty
Tia
Enthusiasm For Taft Tops Republican Meetings
Across the country in recent Republican gatherings the name Taft drew deafening applause while other proposed leaders such as Hughes, Borah, Johnson, Root, and Wood received only moderate approval. The trend appeared consistent in Oregon and elsewhere, signaling strong Taft support among attendees.
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Wuntry
Tett
Oregon
Hugheson
Borah
Johnson
Root
Wood
Mentom
Taft
Taft Praised as American Statesman and War Leader
The piece extols Taft as more than a politician a true American statesman whose wartime conduct and support for the League of Nations reflect popular sentiment. It notes uncertainty about a new candidacy but asserts he would be formidable if he entered the field and remains highly regarded by the public. It also criticizes Republicans for delaying repeal of the luxury tax despite warfare ends accusing them of prioritizing the League of Nations talk and political vendetta over urgent business.
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Taft
League of Nations
Congress
Democratic Congress
Senate
Borah
Stinneapolis ‘Tribune
von Brockdorff-Rantzau
Indianapolis
Finn
Articenceie I
Thane Plwitt Tates
Cummings
League of of Nations
Indianapolis Star
Chicago News
Soldier land bill faces strong opposition in Congress
A long, critical overview notes widespread resistance to the Mondell soldier land settlement bill as critics argue it helps only a small portion of veterans. Propaganda, regional attacks, and alternative aid plans prompt varied opposition, while some call for blanket bonuses or loans to all discharged soldiers. The piece also touches on broader political debates and international reflections.
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Congress
Penrose
Representative Cannon
Penro
Cannon
Penrosennon
Bil
Standard
Washington
Army
New England
Mandel
Loluly
Fragmented political sarcasm on republicans and world affairs
The piece mocks Republican handling of rank and file opinions and notes Rankin's aims clash with party views. It references Count von Brockdorff-Rantzau and a looming peace treaty, suggesting discord within Congress and distrust of leaders. It also lampoons Taft and the portrayal of Mexico as an international nuisance.
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Treet
Jeannette Rankin
Count von Brockdorff-Rantzau
Congressional
Goodnes
Congress
St. Peter
June
Taft
Mexico
Postcard from Napoli sparks old age debate in Omaha
A 1919 Omaha Bee column parodies a Napolitan postcard scene to lampoon aging and gender norms. It surveys women’s ages at a recent Omaha election, praising vitality across ages and mocking rigid age labels in a playful, satirical tone.
Garden fittings and tools for the amateur gardener
A 1919 era homemaker guide emphasizes organizing a garden kit with a packing box near the cellar, a kneeling board, and affordable fittings. It outlines budgets from 1 to 5 dollars for cultivators, weeders, and a fruit picker, plus soft knee support for comfort.
Humor of the Day snippets and quips collection
A montage of humorous exchanges and jokes from various papers. Fragments mention marriage piano watches wrists and ankles waiters collars umbrellas safes and a cooking school teacher with a punchline about doughnuts. Names and exact origins vary across sources.
Peace policy chatter and hogs in Kansas
A mosaic of editorials and notes from leading papers discusses Lloyd George summoning the British cabinet to Paris for talks on postwar policy, Kansas allocating funds for hog health and infant welfare, Burleson's wire troubles and authority, and Europe needing guidance in diplomacy. The fragment ends with editorials about leaks on peace talks and a miscellaneous note on a funeral.
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Lloyd George
Paris
Visit to the Louvre Yields Absurd Anecdote
A London traveler and spouse recalled a Paris museum moment when a misread pie depiction of Adam and Eve became the joke. They told friends the scene was memorable for its comical symbolism and confusion about the artwork.
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London
Louvre
Paris
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