Standard Publishing Company contact and ads listing
Standard Publishing Company publishers and proprietors list with mailing and billing details. Includes address in Anaconda Montana and subscription rates, plus foreign advertising agents, address blocks, and newsstand sale points across major cities.
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Standard Publishing Company Publishers and Proprietors
Portomce
Anaconda
Bell Phones
OO Sedis
Ation Office Standard
Mont Rutte
North Main Street
Telecars Pee
Encores
William J. Morton Co
New York
Fifth Avenue
Chicago—Tribune
Northerica
Sunday Standard
Saavance
Butte miners urge claim to German money in strike
A 1917 call urges striking miners in Butte to demand their cut of German money said to fund agitation and mine closures. The piece argues agitators and I W W troublemakers are supported by funds, leaving some miners unpaid and in need. It claims German money pays for the disruption, and that those quitters deserve a share.
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Butte
Germany
France's Aims in the War Explain Russia Alliance
The provisional government of Russia reportedly asks France its war aims in a separate peace proposal with Germany. France insists it entered the war to honor an old alliance and defend Russia after its invasion, fighting to save Russia as it bleeds.
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Russia
Germany
France
Haig strategy framed as relentless hammering for victory
The piece likens General Haig to General Grant, praising his iron will and calm confidence in ultimate victory. It cites the New York Sun on attritional tactics to wear down German morale, predicting a debacle and rout as the path to regaining Belgian and French territory.
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Haig
Grant
New York Sun
Douglas Haig
David Lamar
Wolf of
Wall Street
Atlanta’ Penitentiary
New Orleans
Berlin
Britain
United States
Russia
Germany
France presses for Alsace Lorraine return in war aims
The article notes France’s courteous reply to Russia’s inquiry, insisting on restoration of Alsace Lorraine, all German-occupied French territory, Belgium, and full indemnities for wartime outrages. It frames France’s stance as fair and vital after suffering during the war.
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France
Alsace
Lorraine
Belgium
Germany
Spain
House of Commons
England
Mrs. Pankhurst
Dustless Duster Ideas For Household Cleanliness
A columnist muses on when dusting began and why dusters matter. Advice covers choosing non scratching non linting clean dusters and making dustless dusters at home using linseed oil and hot water, with tips on washing and preserving cloths for dusting.
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Garden of Eden
Lance
Kaiser remarks clash with Baker on wartime disclosures
The Kaiser hints at heavy losses while Secretary Baker tells reporters he has nothing to release, signaling tensions between claims of limited information and potential concessions. The exchange underscores ongoing wartime messaging battles over currency of information and control of narrative.
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Baker
Germany
Boston Globe
Ohio
Detroit
Dirigible Maiden Flight Observed Over Water
A rare photograph captures a new airship skimming water and air on its maiden trip in the United States. The article notes dirigibles are scarce here and valued for overseas operations and reconnaissance.
Bananas Described As Nutritious And Versatile Food
Bananas are praised for being wholesome and nutritious and cost effective for their food value. They offer high calories and sugar as they ripen, but must be chewed and enjoyed at the right stage. Raw consumption is encouraged for health and economic reasons, with notable uses in Bright's disease and other dietary plans.
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Senate Finance Committee
West
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Uncle Sam
House of Representatives
House
Senate
Sherman
Short Stories of the Joker and the Night Air
A humorous tale centers on the practical joker who detests night air and is startled by a blockhead neighbor. A breezy knock at 2 am exposes the joke's open window as the joker peers through it. The scene mixes warmth and a cold nose as a punchline arrives.
Humorous Quotations and Anecdotes From Late 19th Century Papers
A string of brief comic exchanges from American papers. A magnate with laundries grows rich, a Shakespeare bust mislabels a pedestal, a librarian jokes about Shakespeare and a base error, a wife divorces over bridge debts, a motorcar craves wealth, politics discussed by Senator Sorghum, and a Washington Star note on recited pieces.
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Buffalo Express
Shakespeare
Scott
Boston Transcript
Louisville Courier-Journal
Mr. Chuggins
Washington Star
Senator Sorghum
Press Scribbles and Wartime Satire Digest
A compilation of quips and opinions from various papers on wartime politics and leading figures. References include David Lamar in prison, Wilhelm and the Kaiser, Greece’s monarchy, and U S food regulation plans. Includes a brief note on Queen Victoria’s death and a stray lawn care tip.
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