STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY AD NOTICE ANACONDA MONTANA
An old advertising notice for the Standard Publishing Company of Anaconda Montana lists subscription rates and office contacts. It namesphone numbers, addresses in Boston and New York agents, and various partner news agencies across major cities. The fragment references post office handling and second class matter, with a long string of agency locations and distribution points.
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Wand
Francisco
United News Agents
Pidy Street
Angelee—Kemp
Diego
E Childe
Whitehouse Corner
Ogden
Lowe Bros
Wrest
Graham Co
Avenue
Trego News Co
Eokhart E News Agency
Washington Street
Portland
Bowman News Company
Diaz expected to triumph and reclaim presidency in Mexico
A Mexico story asserts Felix Diaz may win the presidency and restore Porfirio Diaz as advisor, with ex-general officers reinstated and the Madero era ending. The piece questions whether Diaz will pursue reform or reaction, noting Mexicans seek education and peace after years of war.
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Mexico
Diaz
Madero
Elba
N. Bonaparte
T. Roosevelt
Felix Diaz
Porfirio
Ell
Tite
Hecusla de Aspirantes
Paris
Becaus
Huertet
Jence Ie
Remarkable Kentucky college founded by Burns in rugged hills
A Louisville Courier Journal feature recounts James Alexander Burns forging Oneida College in a remote Kentucky mountain region forty miles from the railroad. From a feud survivor who saw himself saved for a higher duty, he rallied locals to build a campus growing to 1.20 acres with several substantial buildings and enrollment rising to five hundred, transforming a harsh wilderness into an educational center.
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Kentucky
Louisvill Courier-Journal
Oneida College
Olt
James Alexander
Atock
James Alexander Burns
Iis Cople
Courier- Journal
Whimsical Snippets From Old Newspapers and Dialogues
A collage of quoted yesteryear lines and social musings. The excerpt strings humor, culture, and flirtations across sources like Harper’s Week, Chicago Record Herald, Los Angeles Express, New York American, and New York Evening World, reflecting era manners, witty exchanges, and reflections on society and education.
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Slithers
Mickey
Jimpeon
Ance
Chicago Record Herald
Los Angeles Express
Lamb
Mr. Lamars
Innatl Enquirer
Pankhurst Teeters Toward Paris Rest Stop
Word reaches that Mrs. Pankhurst is physically exhausted and plans a retirement to Paris for rest. The reasoning remains unclear, though perhaps as opaque as her past decisions, leaving readers to question her next steps and motives.
Character Cameos by Robert V Carr
A verbose column argues that genius shows in everyday home duties and motherhood. It praises women who balance sweetheart wife and mother roles, mocks limited female identity, and critiques reformers and social norms with pointed, stylized commentary.
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Khem
Smiles and wisdom in a changing world claims
A Cincinnati Enquirer quote contrasts social tales about women and family with modern claims of independence. It notes a long smiling woman who resists conventional praise, a grandmotherly view shifted by women who read adverts, and the self made man’s pretense versus his wife’s overlooked labor.
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Tragettes
England
Joan of Arc
Emmaline Pankhurst
Waiters
Aurora
Aurora Woman's Club
Waltere
Temple of Fame
Carnegie
Legislative Assembly
Society For the Suppression of Red Blood
Cincinnati Enquirer
Daily hints from Paris fashion description
Ray brocaded crepe de chine with new shaped tunic featuring a folded lower edge and sash end at one side. Bloused waist on graceful lines with an apruplet front cavet by an artistic bow, long shoulder seams and be tucker lace trimmed.
Nervy city yes man and wandering tales of Belfast
A jittery city functionary warns guards to report any incident as a new bellboy bursts in with news of trouble. A joke about a cat in a stairwell leads to a roast, while an after dinner tale by Congressman Powers mocks weary citizens. A town tale features Hezekiah John, a farmer, and a proposal to open a swinging school in a 40 acre field beyond the woods. Belfast scenes echo past Irish political manners with a Waterford contest and a dissenting elector.
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Sam
Europe
Atuth
Confederacy
Daughters of the Confederacy
Powers
Mssing
Darking
Hezekiah John
Belfast
Charles Beresfords
Ireland
Charlie
Waterford
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Anaconda
Matt Matter
Siciday
Conda
Rustheme Omce
Bell Phone
Rutte
Broadway
Bell_phone
Chicago
Hartford Corner
Madison and
Dearborn
IAN General Business
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda, Mont
Armal
Comeback
Kentucky College
Erry Ream
THE
YEW Department
Congress
Department of Labor
Department of Agriculture
Cleveland
Department of Commerce and Labor
Houston Post
Francisco Madero
Colombia
Venezuela
Nicaragua
Castro
Los Angeles
Montana
Jack Frost
Moving Picture Men
Ta Fmn
Joe Dixon
Washington
Georgia
St. Patrick's Day
Trelon Taft
Helen ‘Taft
Housh
Abe
New York American
Seaven
New York Evening World
Payenurst
Mrs
David Lloyd George
London
Wilton
Iture
Fulton
New Lander
WES
Furniture and Carpet CO
W. H. Jackson
Robert V. Carr
Luke Speake
Butte
Fulton and May
Rae
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