Foregoing Ad Agencies and Offices Listed for News Distribution
A fragment lists branch offices and advertising agencies across many cities including Butte Broadway, Fifth Avenue, Woodward and Michigan, and others. Mentions standard sale language and multiple regional agents such as Kemp News Agency, F. M. Child’s, Bowman News Company, Wise Corn Oxden, and Lowe Bros. Indicates NDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY affiliation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Fie
Bri Bewett
Metropolitan News Co
Coree
Wise Corn
Oxden
Lowe Bros
Granam
Seattle
Tekhart'e News
Fifth Avenue
Washington Street
Portland
Bowman News Company
Rob Minn
J.D. Kelly
Zumbro
Prosecution and public safety calls in Butte streets
A note urges strong action after a fatal automobile incident to prevent repeats. It argues for safer school buildings, fire drills, proper storage of dynamite, and cautious handling of firearms. The piece stresses the need for responsible driving and slower speeds to protect lives. It also mentions wireless advances across Behring Sea and broader labor tensions in Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Behring Sea
New York Dispatch on Japanese Land Ownership Views
A European arrival, M. Oka aka Ogawa, visits New York to gauge sentiment on Japanese land ownership in California. He notes Western hostility, Eastern neutrality, and aims to learn public opinion without seeking citizenship rights. The piece recalls California debates and a Harper’s Weekly account describing fears of race mixing as a turning point in the legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Europe
M. Okaaka
California
Okasaka
Middle West
Harper's Weekly
Edward Hungerford
Elk Grove
Mr. Hungerford
Bill Wis
Zone system reform urged by New York merchants
The Merchants' Association of New York urges abolition or reduction of the parcel post zone system. A flat rate or state-based zones are proposed to cut clerical labor and costs. The item notes concurrent heat wave coverage, weather bureau forecasts, and varied regional responses, with light editorial comments on summer travel and politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Ofice
East
Middle West
Rocky Mountain
Montana
Maine Woods
Thousand Islands
St. Lawrence River
Canada
Kost
Butte
Emily Daviron
Girle
Alfaira
Oddities and Crimes in a Messy Short Story Set
A collage of anecdotes features Prof Alfred F Stearns at a Phillips Andover alumni dinner in New York. A tale of a wizardly spelling rule, a Washington State peach packing scene, and a spoof of self raising buckwheat lead into a jam closet robbery with thumbprints and a Sherlock Holmes twist. The piece blends humor, misprints, and domestic curiosities in a fragmented narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred F. Stearns
Phillips Andover Academy
New York
Washington State
Socialist strike threat over German election reforms
The text notes a government deadline to implement election reforms and broaden the franchise, with the socialist leader warning of a general industrial strike if not enacted. The plan, potentially starting in Prussia and spreading across Germany, mirrors Belgium where suffrage gains came via major industry strikes.
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Germany
England
Paders
Reichstag
Prussia
Belgium
Lady Constance Stewart Richardson Demonstrates New Dance
Lady Constance Stewart Richardson, famed barefoot dancer, tours New York with a performance of her new work "Before Dawn" described as a classical order piece reflecting woodland spirit. She warns modern dances can become vulgar without grace and training while wearing a Japanese crepe costume with brown stockings and sandals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constance Stewart Richardson
New York
Constance
Intellectual Cocktails and Narrow Pleasures in Paris
A narrator recalls a 6 o clock Paris morning at a restaurant where Feat spenders gather. Four women dance, glasses raised, chattering and drinking as sunlight spills over stained tables. He laments the limited range of pleasures among such people and contrasts it with humanity’s wider potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Laxiin’s
Little Word a Tiny Breath Warns of Hurt and Love
Walt Mason warns that small words are dangerous like poisoned darts and can wreck reputations or spread hate. He urges using speech to spread love, mercy, and hopeful thoughts, turning mere breath into kindness and gentleness.
Fragmented OCR exposes tangled reflections on marriage and gender
The garbled text from Cincinnati Enguies contains disjointed phrases about a married woman obeying her husband, blame, and social expectations. It references a photo, family dynamics, and critiques of women’s behavior, interwoven with unclear quotes and stray sentences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Enguies
Jase
Blairs
Cabaret diner's awkward evening inflames couture mishap
A New York scene in which a cabaret night features music and dining, ending with a comical shirt and slipper mishap during a tango. An Italian railroad later uses infected passenger cars to isolate contagious cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York American
Modern Girl and Other Snippets in Witty Quips
A collage of humor snippets from various papers, quips about the modern girl with penciled brows and fashion foibles, dining critiques about lamb and mutton, a jest on fortune tellers and lawsuits, and light exchanges on marriage bets and ambitions. The piece conveys a lively era’s satire through short, pointed lines and punchy exchanges.
Picture That Cleared The Beef Order In Spain
Two tourists in Spain could not speak the language and sought meat at a wayside inn. One drew a cow with a number two beneath it to indicate quantity. The waiter understood and returned with two tickets for a local bull fight instead of roast beef.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Thelr
Saylor Boarding School announces new catalogue invitation
Fragmentary notice from Spokane Wash invites readers to request the schools new catalogue. It references a boys school and mentions health morals and manners, though the text is garbled. The address appears as Saylor Spokane Wash likely seeking inquiries about enrollment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saylor
Spokane
Wash
Heaith
Saylor Pokane
Curious Fragments From a Murky Era in Snippets
A panicked collage of oddly phrased items touches on cruelty to a prisoner by the British government, a Swiss Devil's Graveyard blasted for improvements, library fines and public notices in Ghent Belgium, and a nostalgic note on old police and samurai-era policies. The passage jumbles topics, places and eras into a mosaic of brief, unsettled observations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sion
Switzerland
Cone
Alle
Mandville
Ghent
Belgium
Liege
Aapan
Government Scholarships Aim to Widen University Access
The English government plans scholarships and aids to enable a university education for every boy who meets a specified standard. The program targets widening access and supporting tuition costs across the student body.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda
Omice-Sandard
Emeene Wien
Main Broadway
Bell
Martoe
Bre Fern Omee
Bulla Atte Evenue
Ofice—Tribune Building
Ndard Publishing Company
Aye Nome
Anadis
Kulehatka
Pacific
America
Asia
San Francisco
Honolulu
VTANA
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
Montanang
Niagara
Politi
Secretary Lane
Champ Clark
Yellowstone
Glacier Parks
Charley Fairbanks
Omaha
Gettysburg
Balkans
McReynolds
Weather Bureau
Washington
Aka
London
Amite City
Pracer
Colin
Wile
Helen
Tommy
Baby
Lady Constance Stewart Richardson
Walt Mason
Luke
Set
Tate
Weber
Paderewski
Howard Music Company
North Main St
Owsley Bleck
Rice, Fulton & May
Pravesroatst der Way
Jude
Boston ‘Transcript
Hanes
Prophet Ad Tost
Baltimore American
Turkey
Puck
Socrates
Washington Star
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