Standard Publishing Company notice and rates
Anaconda Montana entrant details for The Standard Publishing Company including postal designation, foreign advertising rep, subscription rates, carrier and mail pricing, newspaper stand listings across major cities, and general correspondence address to Anaconda Montana.
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Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda
Leation Ofice
Standard Building
Mont
Balterial
Anaconda, Mont
Graduation at 46 Makes Fortunes of Study and Spirit
A Kansas Wesleyan University graduate Fayette Smith, at 46, completed college alongside his daughter. Ohio reports a woman over 70 also graduating. Across years many seek education late, citing denied opportunities, and often graduate with honors. They study diligently, deeper than younger peers, though learning may be slower.
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Kansas Wesleyan University of Fayette Smith
Ohio
Missoula Stampede Aims To Revive Frontier Life
Missoula residents plan the Stampede on July 4 with events echoing old West days including cowboys broncho busting and tame Indians from nearby reservations. The celebration, praised for Missoula hospitality, aims to attract visitors and showcase the city’s charm amid broader wartime finance concerns and international debt discussions.
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Missoula
Resignation of Bryan May Endanger Ratification of Treaties
The exit of Bryan from the cabinet could jeopardize approval of the Bryan treaties with Colombia and Nicaragua. The United States may need to pay between 25 and 30 million dollars to quiet title to lands for Panama canal purposes. Disagreement rages over whether the funds are justified, with critics calling it a holdup and supporters arguing the claim is fair to preserve relations with the Central and South American republics. The treaties were not ratified previously due to other matters and a filibuster and may appear again next winter or in a fall special session. The Democratic opposition, wary without Bryan, is unlikely to back rapid ratification.
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Bryan
Colombia
Nicaragua
United States
Ors
Eatle
War talk and public temper in the nation
President Arthur Tin ing Hadley era sermons emphasize intelligent self control to curb harsh talk amid world tensions. Dr Hadley warns against impulsive opinions, urges weighing facts, and cites Georgia judge Slaton and Governor Franks case as examples of public passion harming justice. He notes air raids and the need for steady leadership, while commenting on Bryan, Slaton, and German wartime pressures in a broad, cautionary mood.
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Arthur Tining Hadley
Hadley
Cormon
Chretien
Iim
Europe
Commonwealth
Ours
America
Georgia
Atlanta
Slaton
Frank
Germany
Press Commentary On War Voices From Across Newspapers
A collage of editorials and columns from papers such as the Pittsburgh Gazette Times Springfield Union and Washington Post feature reactions to President Wilson Colonel Roosevelt and Colonel House. The clippings discuss war policy voices debates on Bryan and Taft, and speculate on US stance amid arms supply and peace talks.
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Wilson
Ransa
Villa
Zapata
White House
Pittaburg Gazette- Times
Bryan
Springfield Union
How to Keep Well Continued From Yesterday
Discussion on tuberculosis in crippled children with emphasis on bone and joint disease. Highlights include early diagnosis, treatment options, potential deformity prevention, and the role of mothers and doctors. Surgery, massage, and exercise are noted as aids to maintain health and function during and after acute stages.
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Amit
The
Chicteae Tribune
Ingenious Kitchen How-To Tames Small Spaces
A 1915 McClure Syndicate guide argues small kitchens waste space and suggests practical rearrangements. It praises compact, organized layouts with pegs for pots, folding boards, a high rolling storage box on casters, and convenient placements for waste and matches to reclaim room.
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McClure
Ancient Ales Hidden in London's Historic Brews
London Chronicle notes that many ancient ales like the Dagger and the middle ages hunt brown ale were once brewed in secrecy at select inns and by famous hostelries. The piece highlights elusive tipples known only to explorers, contrasting them with the commonly known modern varieties.
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London
Holborn
London Chronicle
Stamp Act sparks American protest and defiance
Colonial leaders debate taxation as Colonel Barre condemns Parliament for taxing the colonies without consent. Franklin and agents confront London’s approach, while the Stamp Act triggers dismay, riot, and growing resistance across the American provinces.
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Barre
Wolfe
Plains of Abraham
Benjamin Franklin
London
Pannsylvania
Franklin
Commons
America
Richard Henry Lee
Humor of the Day in 19th Century Quotations
A collage of quick wits and wordplay from old newspapers, featuring jokes about transcripts, abuse letters, unhappy endings, suffrage debates, counting games, mother and daughter exchanges, washing duration, a shock absorber remark, bread and bakers, and a courtroom quip on theft versus bread. Includes lines attributed to Buffalo Express Baltimore American Chicago Tribune Boston Transcript and others.
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Tank
Oswald
Nobuddy Holme
Buffalo Express
Baltimore American
Houston Post
Chicago ‘Tribune
Fana
Short Stories and a Tramp's Silent Sawing Act
A market scene features Mr Jones scolding a servant over a carp price as a vaudeville performer in hard luck visits a rural home. The woman offers food for wood sawing, but the punchline reveals the tramp was a ventriloquist whose act left the wood untouched.
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