Standard Advertising Rates and Newsstand Details
The notice lists subscription prices for the Daily and Sunday Standard, with monthly and yearly rates, plus a breakdown for six month and yearly prepaid options. It outlines carrier delivery and states the publication's mail and retail newsstand distribution, plus contact details for the Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda, Montana.
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Standard Publishing Company ‘Publishers
Pro
Pontoffice
Anaconda
Ofice
Standard Building
Mont Relphance
Réttorial
North America
Woodrow Wilson for President and Marshall for Vice President
A ticket line reads For President Woodrow Wilson and For Vice President Thomas R. Marshall. The listing presents the party ticket in a formal endorsement style typical of the era.
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Woodrow Wilson
Thomas R. Marshall
Let Mexico Decide War Or Peace With The United States
The piece argues Mexico must choose peace or war, demanding redress for American casualties from Carranza’s regime. It warns the U S will not tolerate half measures and that if war comes it will be fought on both sides, urging Mexico to act consistently with its professed peace.
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United States
Mexico
Carranza
Wilson
Battle of
Carrizal
Nowon
Air Scouts Training Camps Backed By Aero Club
The Aero Club of America asks Congress to authorize training camps to develop aviators and enter the army as aerial reserve. It proposes a 2 million dollar appropriation as a key national defense measure. A large corps of ready aviators would aid operations in Mexico and bolster border protection, reducing the feasibility of organized raids on American towns.
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House Committee On Naval
Aero Club of America
Congress
Mexico
Proposal to use funds for aviation training in Mexico
The article states full information on Mexican troop movements was kept, criticizes a proposed $2,000,000 allocation for training aviators, and notes only 18 aviators are available for service in Mexico instead of 20, urging expanded readiness.
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Crite Deva
Congress
Mexico
When the Colonel Reverses on Hughes
Theodore Roosevelt once opposed Justice Hughes and worked to defeat his Republican nomination. After two weeks of reflection he now endorses Hughes as the ideal candidate and calls his followers to support him. The piece questions Roosevelt's infallibility and asks when his judgment shifted.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Justice Hughes
United States
Hughes
Roosevelt
Republican Party
Colonel Roosevelt
Tlughes
Reconquer Serbia Drives Balkan Fronts Renewed Effort
Entente expects a swift Balkan drive with a larger allied army than the Central Powers. About 680,000 await, including 145,000 Serbians and 200,000 British, opposing a 500,000 strong Bulgarian force with German and Austrian units redirected elsewhere.
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Serbia
Balkan
Austria
Asia Minor
Science and Soap Debate Sparks Shaving Reform
A critique of shaving soap as a luxury cites German and English savants. Professor Stephens argues soap wastes time and dulls razors, urging hot water and traditional methods. The piece notes ancient practices in China Java and biblical references, concluding with reference to Hebrew purity and foot washing.
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Stephens
United Kingdom
Perry
The Blonde Clubwoman and the Husband Bets
Short stories present a comic scene of a blonde clubwoman and her friends discussing husbands. A playful tease about betting on horse races hints at marital tensions and social notions of gambling’s effects. A child narrator notes a family dinner with witty asides and a maid’s stubborn fire.
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Mrs. Brown
Charley
Burffalo Courier An
Dorothy
The
Christian Herald
James Whitcomb Riley Starred In Summer Lawn Photo
Young readers adore James Whitcomb Riley in the neighborhood as he inspires games and poems. A photographer captured a charming group on his lawn this June amid talk and laughter. The poem laden scene reflects Riley’s fame and the kids’ delight in verses and playful rest under the wide summer sky.
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James Whitcomb Riley
Why Do People Seek Cures for Gallstones Now
The article explains why many rely on medicines for gallstone relief and details how pain arises from tearing the duct and gall bladder lining by stones. It cites Dr. John B. Deaver on risks of delaying operation, adhesion formation, and recurrence of stones even after surgery, stressing that postponement increases pain risk and future complications.
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Carlstad
Gri
Iung
Tata Tov
John B. Deaver
Philadelphia
Illinois Medical Journal
Deaver
A Day For Your Cellar Cleanout by Frances Marshall
Housewife's Economy urges quarterly cellar inspection by a man of all work. Inspect coal bins, sort wood, and dispose of boxes and rubbish. Install hanging shelves, ensure ventilation and drainage, whitewash walls, and keep floors clean to prevent foul vapors from affecting the home atmosphere.
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Peery
Nazimova to Star In New Screen Drama War We Understand
Interview recounts Nazimova’s long hesitation about film work, her private train meeting with the author, and belief she will bring rare pantomime artistry to the screen in a project titled The War so we understand. She discusses stage fame, American audiences, and artistry.
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Nazimova
California
New York
Mother
Mme. Nazimov
Hi Sager
Ituselan
Nazimov
Mme. Nazimova
Ke Geraldine Farrar
Press cries and political jibes about 1916 campaign
A collection of satirical comments from multiple papers targeting political figures such as Perkins and Hughes, with attacks on their actions and motives. The items mock rhetoric, praise, and shifting alliances as the 1916 race unfolds. Names include George W. Perkins, Colonel, Wilson, Hughes, Diaz, Roosevelt, and Sherman across papers like Kansas City Journal, Baltimore Sun, Nashville Banner, Houston Post, Louisville Courier Journal, Seattle Post-Intelligencer, Philadelphia Record, and Columbia State.
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Wilson
Baltimore Sun
Texas
Nashville Banner
Hughes
Houston Post
Pac
Carranza
General. Sherman
Louisville Courier‘journal
Humor Quotations and a Uruguayan Geology Institute
A compiled collage of humorous quotes from newspapers including jokes about divorce court pickpockets and artists with the artistic temperament. It notes Uruguay forming a government geology institute with a director and U S assistants.
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Uruguay
United States
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