Standard Publishing Company listing and addresses
Anaconda Mont publisher notice lists postal handling Second Class Mail matter and office locations. It provides advertising and subscription details and lists newsstand and agency addresses across the United States including New York Chicago Denver Salt Lake San Francisco Los Angeles Portland Spokane and more. It also directs general correspondence to the Standard Publishing Company Anaconda Montana.
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Standard Publishing Company
Postomonak
Montana
New York
Hotaline’s
Park Row
Thirty Eighth
Broadway
Chicago
Congress Hotel
Marne Car and News
Ns East Fifth Street
Devon
Metropolitan News
Woodward and
Anaconda
Mont
Notes on Teachers Retirement Fund and Charity in Montana
A fragment discusses a teachers retirement fund and a public charity fund in Montana. It mentions the fund’s management by a committee and distributions to teachers, with implications about pensions, retirement from active service, and related financial arrangements.
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Montana
Ton Sire
Penton
Ellins
Ste Howe
Setive Cervice
Betta
Tim Trent
Sia
Lee Senp
Britain and United States Navy Strength in Fleets of the World
The latest Fleets of the World shows Britain with 74 battleships and the United States with 38, totaling ships under construction and in service. It notes the Arizona and other fighters, calls for more submarines and fast cruisers, and discusses British fleet strategy and criticisms of naval output.
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United States
Arizona
New York Times
Great Britain
Germany
Congress
Atlantic Power and Yale Harvard Boat Race and West Point Idea
The piece discusses naval power tensions with Germany and British concerns, Yale versus Harvard rowing on the Thames at Connecticut, and the prospect of a western military academy. It notes war era considerations, past Henley success, and potential western site decisions near the Pacific for a new military college and later a naval academy.
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Thames
Connecticut
Yale
Harvard
Fmite
Cambridge
Crim-son
Poughkeepsie
Cornell
England
America
Europe
Taft
West Point
West
Congress
Denver
Salt Lake
San Francisco
War Department
Western Military Academy
Hudson
Pacific Coast
Naval Academy
Massachusetts Election Looms With Proposals For Women’s Vote
The fall ballot in Massachusetts includes state officers and three constitutional amendments. The suffrage measure divides leading papers and may produce a tight vote. Other proposals cover land seizure to ease congestion and an state income tax with expected receipts of 53 million dollars this year.
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Massachusetts
Treasury Department
Mediterranean
Montana
Old Sol
Ruman
Hilarious Railcar Tales and Biblically Busy Noah onboard
A miscellany of humorous vignettes recalls Carl G Fisher on a J M & I line and a quip about a gray market sale on trains. Other scenes feature Noah debating mariners and a bride aboard a Louisville bound trip amid a comic clash of manners and modernity.
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Carl G. Fisher
The
Speedway
Indianapolis News
Carl
Butch
Harry Lauder
Mr. Fisher
Louisville
Creating Home Made Flavors For Pantry Use In 1915
A 1915 McClure syndicate tip sheet explains economical home flavoring. It covers making orange and lemon pastes with grated peel and sugar, vanilla extract from vanilla beans, and herb bouquets for soups and stews. It also describes drying and grinding herbs and pickling nasturtium seeds in vinegar for flavoring.
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McClure
Syndica
Dieting cures for intestinal fermentation by Dr Evans
Dr Ashford of Porto Rico presents three dieting plans to combat intestinal fermentation. The first limits food to milk for forty days with milk fed hourly and Bulgarian lace bacillus added. The second option cuts all foods for a week and replaces them with meat and later vegetables and fruit. A third plan withdraws bread and potatoes for one to six weeks to starve molds in the digestive tract, followed by careful reintroduction to prevent relapse.
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Ashford
Porto Rico
Dr. Ashford
Mable
The
Chicago Tribune
Defiance from Virginia and the Stamp Act Crisis
The narrative traces colonial reaction to British trade controls and the Stamp Act. It notes plans to enforce duties with armed ships, the quartering of troops, and prior acts like the land bank suppression, stirring anger in Massachusetts, Virginia, and southern ports. It highlights figures such as John Adams and Patrick Henry amid calls for colonial self governance.
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New England
London
Massachusetts Assembly
John
Adams
America
Royal Navy
Indies
Massachusetts
Parliament
Hanover
Virginia
Otis
Maury
House of Burgesses
Patrick Henry
Press Riders Weigh In On Bryan Wilson Gap Across Nation
Across front pages from Chicago to Baltimore editors clash over Bryan's stance and Wilson’s backbone. Quotations label the two as differing in resolve while Missourians and senators weigh leadership amid war nuances and political caution.
Humor Mosaic of Quips and Quarrels Across Papers
A collage of jokes and snippets from various newspapers mocks censorship, manners, and dances. It pairs pithy lines about teasing the censor with witty exchanges on social behavior and current fads, reflecting light topical humor from several papers.
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Butte
East Broadway
Funsign Advertising
Willam J. Morton Co
North America
He Pds
NAVY
Dardanelles
Steek
Agerenstion
Itv
Cigauld
Ines
Uber
Acapeny
Eens
Ice Man
Georgia
Harry Thaw
Charley Becker
Berlin
Mr. Bryan
Mexico
Bryan
Lemberg
Dernburg
Wresnen
Wuiton
Old England
Silverlake
Harry ‘Thaw
Belgium
Galicia
the Newlyweds
Shem
Noah
Gottesman
Dave
Tamaina
Jacob Jones
Clinehinst
Washington, D. C
Ellen Wilson McAdoo
Frances Marshal
W. A. Evans
Permen
Kensas
Taly
Piedmont
Wales Cornwall
Duke of
Caareviteh
Serbia
Spain
Asturias
Sweden
Scania
Animal Ygiane
Woodrow Wilnon
Spirit of the Press
Wilson
Philadelphia Inquirer
Champ Crirk
Minneapolis
Journal
Colorado
Sui
Cleveland Plain Dealer
United Stat
Wall Street Journal
Houston Post -Delaney
Rogers
Pittsburg Post
Josh
Cornteasel
Washington Star
White Sulphur Springs
Philadelphia Ledger
Boston
George J
Order of the Hath
Dtlege
Fulton & May
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