Anaconda Standard publisher and advertising details
The Anaconda Standard lists publishing offices in Anaconda Montana with a standard publication notice. It outlines subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, and notes several news stands outside Montana carrying the paper. It also provides addresses for advertising and general correspondence to the Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda Mont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Publishing Company
Adaconan
Ofice-Standard — Building
Anaconda
Mont
Weimiam J. Morton Co
New York
Fifth Avenue
Chicago Tribune
North America
Sunday Standard
Montana
Standard
Hotaline’s
Park Row
Thirty Eighth
Broadway
Portland-owman
Portland O'Mara
Fist and Wash
Tacoma
Treso News Co
Beattie-Whitney's
Reattie
Acme News Co
Occidental
Ester Way
Spokane
B. Stubeck
Wall and
Riverswide
AM General Bisetags
Andard Publishing Company
Anaconda, Mont
Butte Promises Strict Enforcement to End Gambling
Citizens of Butte and Silver Bow praise city and county officers for enforcing law and order. Elected on a platform of firm action, officers vow to uphold state gambling laws, with public support to sustain strict measures and deter any revival of unlawful gambling in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Silver Bowty
Montana
The Physician of the Future and the Illuminometer
A writer discusses how future medicine will include lighting analysis of homes and offices. Colors and brightness affect mood and behavior, with anecdotes about glare, red wallpaper, and loud music impacting well being. An illuminometer would quantify reading light for protective guidance.
War Work for Women in Armament Plants
An English appeal drew over a thousand women to register for war service, creating a new armament industry. Many work in shrapnel production and aircraft fabric, wearing blue striped uniforms, lime caps, and leather gloves. Three eight hour shifts increase munition output and sustainment of supply, while women prove satisfactory replacing men in several roles.
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Oine
Aire
Illuminometer aids lighting firms for photometric checks
The illuminometer is a portable quick device for photometric measurements used by lighting engineers and municipal departments. It compares screen brightness to surface brightness and reads foot-candle values directly. A physician with light expertise inspects rooms to fix defects and prescribe lighting schemes to alter mood.
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Lea! World
Serbia Seizes Durazzo Port in War Strategy Shift
Serbian troops reportedly occupy Durazzo Albania, a former Ottoman port on the Adriatic. The move follows decades of contested possession after world powers sought to return Durazzo to Turkey, a setback that helped spark earlier Balkan conflicts and intensified tensions with Austria.
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Durazzo
Albania
Serbia
Adriatic Sea
Austria
Italy
Powers of
Europe
Macedonia
Bulgaria
Turkey
Readjustment prompts Sennett rise amid debate in 1906 era
The fragmentary report hints at social or political reorganization with mentions of Rene, Bet on, and references to Sennett and economic changes. It notes agricultural exports, water, and technical details, with Germany and a European context implied but unclear in detail. The passage reads as a rough OCR extract.
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Sennett
Marr
Aimee
Germany
Unclear prose on Harry Thaw and public reaction
The fragment discusses spectator reactions to a potential verdict for Harry Thaw, noting disbelief at a possible safe outcome and comparing public figures including Bryan. It hints at July compensating heat deficits and the expectation of a jury decision affecting Thaw’s standing, but provides no concrete events or dates.
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Cummins
Fryan
Leo M. Frank
Bryan
Harry
Humor of the Day Snippets from witty exchanges and social banter
A collage of humorous lines from various papers and speakers. Jokes about marriage and divorce, a detective or sheriff lecture, social party quips, and remarks on engagements. The snippets reflect light campus and urban humor across several sources.
Whirlwind Salesman Brings Foolish Excuses
A parlor debate on a traveling salesman labeled a whirlwind by peers. His first trip yielded success, but the second delivered only excuses. The talk centers on character and promises amid casual anecdotes from Cleveland and Plain Dealer.
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Cleve and Plain Dealer
Polymuriel gown promises one garment for all occasions
Underwood & Underwood report a new all round gown named Polymuriel designed by Miss Jessie Rosefield of Fifth Avenue New York amid a contest. The gown aims to replace separate evening and day dresses with one adaptable piece. Rosefield, 19 and Morris High School graduate, won the prize sponsored by Miss Florence Guernsry. The Polymaker design must be copyrighted before photographing.
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Underwood & Underwood
New York
Jessie Rosefield
Fifth Avenue
Florence Guernsry
Rose O'Neill
Kewples
Oiling Methods For Mosquito Control In Canal Zones
Dr Wat son reports malaria work in Federated Malay states shows oiling margins of waterways reduces mosquitoes, while Dr Le Prince advocates oil film on water using spray devices. Techniques cover oil can methods, droplet rates 10-20 per minute, and improvised wicks.
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Canal Zone
Watson
Federated Malay States
Royal Colonial Institute
le Prince
Housewifes Economy By Frances Marshal
Handy household guide on preserving foods and keeping kitchen items clean. Emphasizes proper storage of butter dairy eggs cereals and dry goods, use of jars covers and cool dry areas, with tips to avoid odors moisture and spoilage. Also notes cleaning bottles and containers promptly and reheating meat safely. Copyright notice included.
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Toome
Eems
Chance for Capital Amid Growth in Federated Malay States
A recent estimate puts the Federated and Malay states population at 1,117,000. The chief industries are rubber cultivation and tin mining. Vast territories remain wild and open to exploitation by capital.
Approaching a Crisis in the Stamp Act Era
The passage traces colonial attitudes toward parliamentary authority after repeal of the stamp act. It contrasts loyalists and patriots, notes leaders like Hutchinson Otis Dickinson and Townshend, and describes growing unrest in Boston as Townshend measures spark resistance and mass protests led by Samuel Adams.
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Amerii
Colonies
America
Thomas Hutchinson
Massachusetts
Boston
Mr. Otis
Mr. Henry
Virginia
Townshend
Grenville
England
Massachusetts Assembly
Samuel Adams
Sign of the Times and Press Leaders Across Papers
A collage of quotes from various newspapers noting political and social musings. Mentions of William Jennings Bryan and Theodore Roosevelt, plus remarks on Russian vodka and a witchcraft divorce case. Includes jests on American culture, politics, and international perception.
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