Standard Publishing Company advertisement listing offices and newsstands
The Anaconda Standard shows publication details for Standard Publishing Company with mention of offices in Anaconda and a long list of newsstand distributors across North America. It includes subscription rates, mailing costs, and general business correspondence instructions.
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Standard Publishing Company
Portomice
Anaconan
Matter
Standard — Building
Anaconda
Mont
Fandard Publishing Company
Anaconda, Mont
States Move Toward Prohibition Legislation Across Several States
In a roundup of recent prohibition actions, Montana South Dakota Vermont and Alaska plan votes in 196 and Idaho in 1917 while South Carolina votes this fall. Utah vetoed a prohibition amendment, Florida and Alabama enacted direct prohibitions, Idaho’s dry law is the most drastic, and a national vote on a prohibition amendment is slated for 1917.
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Montana
South Carolina
South Dakota
Vermont
Alaska
Idaho
Utah
Towa
Florida
Alabama
Pensions for Dependent Mothers Grow Across States
Marked progress in reform shows states enacting mothers pensions over two years. By early 1912 only two states had such laws. eight more joined this year, totaling seven states. Amounts vary from state to state, with California at 625 monthly per dependent mother, Illinois at 15.8 monthly per mother with one child, and adjustments for additional children.
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California
Iilinote
Ional
Daitionat Chila
Underwood & Underwood
New York
Mariayn Miller
Miss Miller
Broadway
Spain's ministry resigns after navy loan failure
Dispatches from Spain report the cabinet's resignation following a failed plan to raise a navy loan. The government sought 150000 dollars to fund the navy and other needs, but only about 10 million was subscribed, far short of the aim, despite wartime nations raising vast sums. Spain remains at peace with limited public funding for military buildup.
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Spain
Europe
European War Speculation and Alliances News
The article surveys multiple nations and possible war scenarios as EU powers like Germany, Italy, Austria, and Switzerland shift positions. It notes doubts over Spain's participation, potential government changes, and the broader balance of power as Britain, France, Russia, and the Ottoman forces engage in varying clashes across Europe.
Balkan nations hesitate as war fears loom
A Greece Greece on neutrality reported. Romania negotiates with Russia over spoils if war expands. Bulgaria appears inactive while Romania faces ammunition shortages and partial disbandment. The text suggests German and Austrian victories may deter Balkan entry, with influence from Galicia offensives on Balkans.
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Rumania
Russia
Greece
Bulgaria
Balkan
Galicia
Balkans
Germany
Austria
New York Voices in U S Cabinet Posts Highlighted
The piece notes the high toll of wartime victory and cites Robert Lansing as the eighth New Yorker to become secretary of state. It lists past New York secretaries of state Martin Van Buren premier figures, and compares New York’s eight secretaries of state, eight secretaries of war, and eight secretaries of the treasury with Virginia and Ohio’s presidential counts.
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Robert Lansing
New York State
New York
Martin van Truren
William I. Mares
William H. Seward
Hamilton Fish
William M. Fvarta
Elihu Moot
Robert Bacon
Virginia
Ohio
the Treasury
War and Peace Appeals Across Nations Call for End to Fighting
A socialist appeal for peace in Germany was suppressed by the government, reflecting broader calls for peace by churches, women at The Hague, labor groups, and various nations. The piece argues patriotism and national duty overwhelm socialist or unionist notions, warning that war tolls will rise before any peace is possible.
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Socialist Party
Germany
Brotherhood of Man
Mons
Hague
From Porters to Spirits The Changing Drink Taste
A fragmentary 19th or early 20th century reminiscence notes a shift in drink habits from porter to ale to spirits among working people. It recalls historical references to brands and tastes, mentioning London and Scottish fashions, with faded names and uncertain specifics.
Sandwiche Preparations and Varieties From Early 20th Century Menu
A recipe note outlines sandwiches including sardine, cream cheese, ham, gluten breads, and saltine variants. It details dressings with oil, chives, lemon, parsley, paprika, and Worcestershire, plus methods for mayonnaise, olives, and cayenne. Also covers bread, lettuce, and decorative V shapes. Copyright 1915 McClure Newspaper Syndicate.
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McClure
I Am the Newspaper Speech by Joseph H Finn
Joseph H Finn of Chicago delivers a formal tribute to the Associated Advertising Clabe of the World. He proclaims the newspaper as the daily need of a nation and the living force behind public opinion, commerce, and civilization.
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Joseph H. Finn
Chicago
Andidrens
Clabe
Tan
Traca
Orn
Times
Tam
Clarion Voice
Trachoma in Tuscaloosa School Children
A public health examination of 1 623 Tuscaloosa pupils finds about one in nine children showing signs of trachoma, with early-stage symptoms including narrowed eyelid openings and inner eye redness. The piece warns of contagious progression and urges parental awareness and medical vigilance nationwide.
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Tomebody
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Tuscalonna
Fie
United States
The
Chicago Tribune
Nationwide quotes mix with wartime satire in press roundup
A collage of quotations from newspapers across the United States mocks public figures and wartime policy. It notes opinions on Americans, secretary of state Lansing, Josephus Daniels, Bryan, Roosevelt, Obregon, and more, reflecting editorial wit about national affairs and public figures.
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Wasing
Bryan
Detroit Free Press
Nai
Russia
Pittsburg Dispatch
Ohio Wesleyan
Josephus Daniels
Houston Post
Fire of Principle In Colonial Tax Dispute
A fragmented excerpt discusses colonial resistance to British taxation, the Stamp Act, and the right of self representation. It contrasts actual colonial representation with distant parliamentary rule, noting Rockingham, Pitt, and Burke arguments about authority, rights, and eventual revolution.
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Great’ Britain
Col
America
England
House of Commons
Grenville
Marquis of
Rockingham
William Pitt
Earl of Chatham
Pitt
Humor of the Day and Random Dialog Bits
A collage of comic exchanges from various papers, with lines about tango etiquette, di vinity, deleterious compounds, and humorous misheard phrases. The片 includes snippets about dining, bets on fountain pens, antiquated talk, and a spoof dialogue mix from Baltimore American Kansas City Star and others.
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Freddie
Susie
Kansas City
Crawford
Tay
Loulaville Courier
Randolph
Buxton
Syl Venter
Bieid
Lundy
Buffalo Express
Boston
Tram
Jess Willard
Ite Ieang
Houston
Post
Mary
Nepnew
Tice Boy
Dimmy
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