STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY NOTICE AND ADDRESSES
Standard Publishing Company based in Anaconda Montana lists subscription rates and advertising offices. The notice includes city and regional agents for newspapers and news services across the United States and details address and contact information for the main office and editorial rooms.
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Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda
Conda
Bell
Independent Phone
Independent
Montana
York
Hetaling’s
Park
Phisty-eighth
Treadway
Metropolitan News Co
Woodward and Michigan
Chicago
Conevers
St .Paul
St” Marie
E. M Child's News
Moenver
Batt Lake City
Ludwig's
Whievowse
Ogden
Lowe Bros
Eo News Co
Enue
Washington Street
Portiacef Owrmanierws Company
Rochester, Minn
Educators Worry and Montessori Rumor Stir News
A May 2 1912 overview notes teachers certificates and marriage license filings as trustees juggle pre nuptial pedagogy. It also covers Dr Maria Montessori facing a rumored marriage to a Trely baron and the global edge between peace and war rhetoric amid Krupp arms scrutiny.
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West
Italy
Montessori
Dr. Montessori
Atlantic
Cupid
Minerva
Pankhurst slurred by London Truth in critique
The London Truth, via Ise Patcher, savagely criticizes Mrs Emmeline Pankhurst and her daughters, accusing them of vanity and money motives while detailing a 70,000 dollar meeting in Albert Hall. It links militant tactics to political shifts and mocks leaders from Grey to Redmond, warning suffragists to renounce the militants.
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Emmeline Pankhurst
London Truth
Ise Patcher
Albert Hall
Pankhurst
London
Sir Edward Grey
Campbell-Bannerman
Asquith
House of Commons
Ladies’ Gallery
Winston
Churchitl
Lioydree
John Redmond
Eccentric Tales and Jokes Show Up in New York Gossip
A jumble of anecdotes from New York voices features English writer Ctsmo Hamilton discussing divorce and eugenics with a humorous Roman shoe tale. A South Carolina governor, a witty wife, and a Rockefeller friend on Augusta links add bite, while Monte Carlo hotel chief Rene Dumic peddles menus that tempt even a surfeited broker with Astrakhan caviar.
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Ctsmo Hamilton
New York
New York Tribune
Rene Dumic
Royal Hotel of
Monte Carlo
German arms firms accused of war scare plots
Deputy Liebknecht alleged a Franco backed arms syndicate with plants in Germany Austria and Belgium conspired to limit competition and secure profits by promoting war scares. He cited German arms sales to Rusia armor plates and a French financed group aiming to sway German opinion, with Emperor William and the crown prince named in evidence. The piece notes European war clouds rise and fall but commercial interdependence may forestall conflict.
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Wne Capital
Germany
Austria
Belgium
William
Vor- Waerts
Herr von Gontard
House of Lords
Congressmen tested by clubs and post laureate remarks
The Washington correspondents report Mr. Underwood growing stronger though outwardly husky. The text notes risks if Austria and Montenegro continue on current lines. Bryan is described as near the lemon belt of California in this fragmentary clipping.
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Alf
Washington
Underwood
Austria
Montenegro
Lemon Belt
California
Mr. Bryan
Intolerance and love a paradox in human nature
The passage argues intolerance arises from narrow affection not lack of love. It contrasts selective love with broad forbearance, calling jealousy a form of intolerance. It claims true growth comes with widening the heart to forgiveness, and links Jesus’ explanation to love and wisdom.
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Jesus
Roosevelt transport by plane and van sparks debate
A collage of editorials from multiple papers discusses Roosevelt using a plane and a furniture van to move from the White House to Congress, contrasting with Wilson’s direct approach. Other items touch on party strife, navy readiness, Hawaii sugar politics, and a jab at a circus elephant as a harbinger of spring.
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Wilson
Congress
Roosevelt
White House
Capitol Hill
Louisville Courier-Journal
Character Cameos No 64 A Critical View of a Demanding Potential Bride
A fragment from a 19th century moralaphor piece describes Una No 64 a Lake Amaginary resident with luxuriant hair plain features and fits of despondency. It condemns her insistence that a future husband be flaw free and chaste while offering little in return. The essay argues marriage as a equal partnership and hints she should pursue self improvement before seeking a worthy mate.
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Pai Slim
Women’s Wrongs and Family Follies in 19th Century Columns
A quippy newspaper column explores domestic quirks and social talk. It references a Cincinnati Enquirer piece about family dynamics, schooling, and evolving gender roles, noting jokes about women’s rights versus women’s wrongs, and the idea that ambition requires effort and family involvement.
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Cincinnati
Sonski
Jase
Roman
Bigamists
Nat Goodwin
Women and work in law and faith satire from a troubled era
Fragmented narration mocks gender roles and labor beliefs, noting a husband’s headship in law and a wife’s secretive shop for mischievous items in April. The text contrasts work versus worship in the Bible while poking at wealth, automobiles, and social expectations through satirical lines.
Whitset Courier Poem Parody Lapses Into Jumble
A fragmentary humor column from the Whitsett Courier riffs on poets and literature. The text shifts through garbled lines about plowing fields, cotton, and references to newspapers and a social scene. No clear event or personfully identifiable.
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Zasnad Block Butte
Rice, Fulton & May
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