Standard Publishing Company and Newsstand Network
The page lists subscription rates for Standard Publishing Company with daily and Sunday plans, notes post office entry as second class mail, provides office and branch addresses, phone numbers, and foreign advertising contacts. It also itemizes newsstand locations across major cities including New York, Chicago, Detroit, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Seattle, Portland, and Rochester with distributor names and street corners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
New York
Park Row
Thiry-eighth
Broadway
Detroit
Metropolitan News Cos
Woodward and
Michigan
Chicago
Congress
St. Paul
N. St. ‘Marie
Spokane
John W. Graham Co
Sprague Avenue
Tacoma
Trego News Co
Seattle
Eckhart News Agency
Fifth Avenue
Washington Street
Portland
Bowman News Company
Rochester
Minn
Caucus Debate on Wool and Sugar Tariff Provisions
The Democratic Senate caucus backed the president's tariff program on wool and sugar with a strong majority. Senator Myers supported free wool, while Senator Walsh urged retention of tariff on wool. The piece notes expected amendments in the main senate and discusses press treatment of the judiciary and freedom of the press. It also covers international relations with Canada, naval policy, and various political remarks from Union figures and commentators.
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Senate
Montana
Myers
Walsh
Baltimore
Late Garret A Hobart Left Million and Half
Paterson New Jersey June 2 the late Garret A Hobart vice president of the United States left a personal estate about 1 168 162 according to an accounting to surrogate s office holdings include dividend paying stocks and income bearing ponds and mortgages with an estimated 1008 a year to be paid to Mrs Hobart upon her death the principal to revert to her son Garret A Hobart of Paterson California.
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Paterson
N. J
United
McKinley
Hobart
Garret A. Hobart
Portrait of Dancer Inspires NY Wedding Plan
Miss Lauarez Rose, a classic dancer who arrived in New York on the farmania, will wed. The fiancé is Fritz von Frantzius, a member of the New York and Chicago Stock Exchanges, who bought a Munich portrait now housed in the Chicago Art Institution.
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Lauarez Rose
New York
Wei
Miss Rose
Fritz von Frantzius
Chicago
Munich
Chicago Art Institution
Intellectual Love as Moral Guide in Modern Thought
The fragment argues that true life hinges on love shaping all aspects of existence. It contrasts love with morality, religion, science, and work, suggesting even virtue is hollow without love. It cites Augustine and a two-wing metaphor about man, one wing being knowledge, the other love, to deliver moral clarity.
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Canada
United States
America
Russia
England
Jarmiste
Japan
Livingston
State
Federation of Women's Clubs
Utica
N.Y
Sulzer
New York State
Miles City
Sam Gor
Taloupes
Iain
Lin
Hugo
Styx
Cincinnati
Milk Trust
Bill
Tack
Joe
Never Think Youre More Than A Goose
Walt Mason mocks vanity and mortal fate in a playful verse about how fame vanishes after death. The speaker mocks the idea that the living world centers on a single person, noting that life and the universe continue without us.
Quotations and Wit Across Papers In A Laugh Reel
A collage of humorous lines from multiple papers including Smart Set Chicago Record Herald Woman's Home Companion Tatler and Boston Transcript. Snippets touch poetry, jokes about poetry exams dieting physicians and a boy building a shack to rent with a light tone and quick quips.
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Chicago Record Herald
Howell
Powell
Twernle
Omui
Sketch
Jack
Papa
Lance
Boston
Platitudes and Stereotypes in a Cincinnati Column
The Cincinnati column presents a string of aphorisms on work, love, town loyalty, politics, and social manners. It notes bread as life’s staff, contrasts top and bottom, mocks barroom rows, and evaluates gifts and fears in everyday life with humorous, sharp opinions.
Gingham Apron Turns Into Family Table Talk
The narrator recalls a mother’s dread that a future stepmother will replace her, fearing loss of control and labor. A sharp social critique surfaces as she rails at marriage constraints, child care burdens, and the gap between luxury and frugal living. The piece weaves humor with social commentary on gender roles and class expectations.
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Onda
Standard Publishing Company
Onde
Wien
Butte
Fast Broadway
Bell Phone
Independent
J. Morton
Omice
Antconda
Smith McPherson
National Press Association
Colorado Springs
Iearr
McPherson
Senderhour
Staten
Roosevelt
Ity
Tom Lawson
Appare Dureau
Mcfteynolds
Mexico
Duncan
Gettysburg
Alps
Italy
Siam
Pennsylvania
California
West Virginia
France
Waterloo
1915
Mr. Mann
Hobson
Abraham Lincoln
Mr. Caminetth
Father
Blues and the Grays
Wilson mi
McReynolds
Taft
June
Wilson
Garret A
Jold
San Bernardino
Cal
Tyler
Portrait OF Dancer
Saharet Rose
DR. Frank Crane
Walt Mason
Dass
Mavens
Luke M
Luke
the Sunday Standard
Sunday Standard
Henry L. Myers
Woodrow Wilson
George Ade
W. 4
Burns
Jerry Rounder
Bingville Bugle
Bingville
ARES
Milwaukee
Indiana Town
Maine
Maryland
Massachusetts
Minnesota
Mieennri
Nova Scotia
Tecome
Vancouver
Victoria
B. C
A. Chicago
Mil
U-Steel
Ian
LLMAN
D. F
St. Paul Ri
Butte, Mont
Owsley Block
Butte Business College
IDA /DDEN
Madden
Webster School
Cae Ee
Rice, Fulton & May
Tibet
Saylor
Wash
Baylor School
Spokane, Wash
Anchor Line
Londonderry
Glasgow
Ocean
Passage
Menderson Brothers
Gen'l Agts
W. Randolph St
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