Soave Publishers and Proprietors Intra Post Office Notice
Fragmentary but readable: standard publishing company and branch details for The Anaconda Standard. Mentions carrier, mail rates, and distribution notes. Lists offices, departments, and sale locations including New York and Seattle agencies.
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Anaconda
RWS
Montana
Standard
New York
Hotaline
Broadway
Detroit
Woodward
Rochester
Minn Kelly Clear
Denver
Woodrow Wilson and Thomas R. Marshall Campaign Card
A political campaign item featuring President Woodrow Wilson and Vice President Thomas R. Marshall. The card promotes their names for re election and outlines party alignment and civic participation. Political branding emphasizes national leadership and the ticket’s continuity.
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Thomas R. Marshall
Butte Prepares for Elks Carnival and Fourth of July
Elks carnival events will fill Butte from July 1 through after the Fourth, promising a record of celebration with delegates and visitors arriving. Businesses and homes decorate in national colors as the city gears up with a packed week of activities and a new era for Butte and Montana.
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Butte
Elks
Thul'e
Attesk
Hig
Elore
Montana
Elledom
Rogram Ives
Secret sessions among deputies stir debate in wartime
The report notes deputies holding secret sessions for the first time since 1811, provoking comment and speculation. Despite 180 opposing the change, the move is framed as wartime necessity, with no official details released and public prejudice against secrecy acknowledged.
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Publc
Congressional chatter and wartime censorship concerns
The excerpt notes tensions over publication of congressional speeches during war. It mentions fears the material could reach the enemy and hurt France and allied interests, with Americans wishing Congress would keep quiet and avoid embarrassing disclosures to the government and nation.
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France
Congress
Butte Plans Highland Automobile Drive to Attract Tourists
The proposed scenic automobile boulevard from Butte to the Highlands aims to boost tourism by offering a notable drive. Officials consider a summit hotel, a reservoir route past Stratton's ranch, and a 15 mile ramp to complement the existing seven miles of road. The plan mirrors the Pike's Peak highway to lure visitors drawn by Yellowstone and Glacier access.
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Butte
Highlands
Chamber of Commerce
Rotary Club
Automobile Club
Board of County Commissioners
San Francisco
America
Europe
Yellowstone
Glacier Parks
Stratton
Democratic suffrage plank acknowledged by unionists
The passage argues that the Democratic Party’s suffrage plank is stronger than the Republicans and urges conciliation over threats to win more states and allies. It notes the need for suffragists to gain friends across all parties and stresses holding Congress accountable while avoiding antagonism.
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Congressional Union
Congress
The Problem in Austria and the War’s Turning Tide
The article argues the Russian advance in Austria shifts the war into a defensive phase for the central powers. It notes Austrians faltering while Russians, French, British, Italians, and forces at Saloniki and Mesopotamia press the front. It stresses the growing balance of forces on the eastern and Austrian border.
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Austria
France
Belgium
Saloniki
Mesopotamia
Not a War Like Nation but Ready to Fight If Needed
The era editor argues the United States prefers peace but may face war with Mexico or a European power. It cautions against humiliation over unpreparedness, stresses patience, and asserts the nation will fight valiantly and effectively if compelled.
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Mexico
United States
Creditor Nation and Global Loans Rise Postwar
Since the start of the month large sums have been loaned abroad, making the United States a creditor nation. Russia, France, Great Britain, Uruguay, Argentina all receive loans with American securities backing Paris and London transactions. About 2 billion in loans to foreign nations since the war began, with 600 million in recent weeks. Also notes film work by Vagraph director S Rankin Drew on a five part Ribbon feature from a Robert Chambers novel with Anita Stewart in the title role.
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United States
Russia
France
Paris
Great Britain
London
Uruguay
Argentina
Npt
Europe
Altether
Vitagraph
S. Rankin Drew
Oite
Robert Chambers
Walsh
Anita Stewart
Mr. Drew
What Is A Good Potato The Housewife Guides
A fragmentary 录 narrative discusses selecting potatoes, cautioning against green or sprouted tubers due to folanin content while praising the potato’s versatility. It advises smooth skins, avoiding overripe reds, and keeping a kitchen card of cooking methods for variety and waste reduction. Also includes a brief anecdote about mending a rowdy roadside altercation in Ireland.
Keeping Well in Factories Health Circular From Ohio Board
The Ohio state board of health circulates a factory health guide asking workers if they protect health, outlining causes of fatigue, dangers of heat and toxins, and urging periodic physical exams. It emphasizes balancing work with rest, proper exercise, and controlled temperatures, noting cooling strategies and the need for safe clothing and routines.
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Casine
Ohio Stated of Health
Ohio State Board of Health
Cheap Dentists and Daring Drama Echo Village Tales
In a small town column a frugal dentist promises artificial teeth to the first dozen poor elderly women, sparking talk of charity and quirk. A Highland holiday letter writer faces interruption and mock patience as two suitors jostle for Mary Murphy. A wedding gift, a gold watch, is joked about as a clock in the mother’s witty retort. A dramatic critic highlights a Shakespearean line moment that garners roaring applause and a passerby calls the author a thief.
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Mary Murphy
Don Hi
Roe
Pas
Mary
Mrs. Murphy
Mae Marsh Remembered Through Quiet Childlike Beginnings
A tribute recounts Mae Marsh from a shy corner sitter to a gifted actress. It notes her auburn hair, blue eyes, and delicate poise, highlighting her rapid rise from child roles to lead parts in Birth of a Nation. The piece praises her charm, versatility in comedy and drama, and enduring kindness in personal friendships.
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Mae Marsh
Shy Litle Tyke
Margaret Mae
Mr. Grimth
Menon
Ste
Jenning
Sara
Mary
Mae Marah
Gator
Ery Hewatites
Mac Marsh
Robert Herron
Hetor
Humor of the Day and Wartime Chatter
A collage of quotes and snippets from speeches and letters, including remarks on Willis, Gillix-Tump arrest rumors, and mispotit correspondents. The text references wire services, requests for privacy, and remarks on Joffre, American eagle sentiment, and a film production in Yosemite valley with J. Warren Kerrigan and Lois Wilson.
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Willis
Gillix
Kay
Jones
Mer
Heston
Pranseri
Marie
Hella
Joffre
Frieda
Vex
Sofire
Eagle
Eden
Stat
Washington
J. Warren Kerrigan
Lois Wilson
Indy
Yosemite Valley
Conflicting US Political Rhetoric and Oddities Across Papers
A collage of excerpts from multiple papers shows playful jabs at Roosevelt Bryan Hughes and party politics. The clippings touch on retirement from the progressive wing, a humorous note on gravity, prayer for the Democratic party, and a stray remark on crime avoidance and animal naturalists.
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Charles E. Hughes, Jr
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