SALE OF STANDARD NEWSPAPER IN MULTIPLE OUTLETS
The Sunday Standard announces wide distribution of its edition in New York Chicago Detroit Rochester San Francisco Los Angeles Portland Spokane and Beattie area news agencies. It lists outlets including Hoteling's Park Row New York and Kemp News Agency in Los Angeles, with postal and street addresses for paper purchase.
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Montana
New York
Hotaling
Park Row
Broadway
I' Reas
Paul-N. St. Marie
The Appointments by Mayor Lane in Butte
The mayoral appointments in Butte, praised as excellent and thoroughly competent, are seen as laying a solid foundation for a good administration. Voters from multiple parties trusted Lane, and the chosen heads of departments are described as dependable and well known.
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Butte
Lane
Democrate
Prohibition Forces Plan Massive Washington Campaign
Officials of the prohibition movement vow full effort to win a constitutional amendment. They forecast petitions and excursions nationwide, a capital march, and a costly drive to push Congress to adopt a prohibition resolution next winter. Some correspondents doubt passage unless more lawmakers switch views before voting deadlines. Immigration to the United States has fallen since the war began, with arrivals from some regions down to ten percent of former levels.
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Prohibition Movement
Congress
Washington
National Anti-Saloon League
Confrees
United States
Europe
War era thoughts and social questions mingle with hints of reform
A fragmented column reflects on war’s end and culture, noting European conflict, political shifts, and social debates. It touches Roosevelt, progressives, republican lessons from 1912, and European warfare’s grim realities. References include Berlin Paris fashion, German Austrian fronts, May celebrations, and the Red Cross.
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Red Cross
Copal Church
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Europe
Senator Borah Warns Republicans Need Wide Victory Plan
Senator Borah at his Boise home says Wilson is a greater man than Republicans acknowledge and the party must mobilize every vote to defeat him next year. He predicts the campaign may rival 1864, criticizes a reactionary platform and urges embracing progressive elements to avoid a doubtful outcome.
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Wilson
Borah
Boise
Idaho
Ang
Wilton
Republican Party
Oll
Housewife Tips for Caring Birds at Home in 1918
Practical guide on humane canary care detailing cage sanitation weekly water changes and fresh seeds every other day. Emphasizes companionship, daily baths, sunlight, and fresh greens to keep birds happy and healthy, with advice on treating birds as family and avoiding cruelty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCluren Newspaper Syndicate
Humor of the Day Jokes and banter in a late 19th century style
A collage of quips and witticisms on marriage genders and social pretensions. Dialogues touch on universal peace weddings gifts and fashion with a playful London tone and mock newspaper banter. Several snippets reflect light satire and public amusement.
Climate limits of resort cures for tuberculosis in the Southwest
The article argues that the Western climate of Colorado, Texas, New Mexico, and Arizona cannot cure tuberculosis. It notes uncertain outcomes for consumptives traveling to resorts, with many lacking funds and wanderers worsening. It highlights high mortality among Western Texas patients, transfer patterns to other states, and stresses two lessons: advanced cases should stay home and moving around offers little benefit.
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Colorado
Western
Texas
New Mexico
Arizona
San Antonio
el Paso
Albuquerque
Dr. Sweet
Public Health Service
Mlinois
Missouri
Kentucky
New York
Tennesser
Mississippi
Denver
San Diego
Los Angeles
The
Chicago Tribune
Press Opinions Sweep Across Nation on Prohibition and Roosevelt
A collage of editorials from Charleston to Detroit weighs in on national prohibition, Roosevelt’s influence, and political sentiment. The pieces reflect mixed views, noting pro and anti actions, Roosevelt’s public presence, and reactions to Wilsonian policy with regional voices and rhetorical flair.
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Exuerca
United States
Charleston News and Courier
Theodore Roosevelt
St- Louis Republic
Rebellion in Maryland and Leisler’s New York Turmoil
The article outlines Leisler’s failed leadership in New York amid Dutch-English strife, the downfall for treason after resisting royal authority, and parallel upheavals in Maryland where Lord Baltimore’s loyalists faced Pro Vanquished Proprietor rule. It highlights figures like Richard Talbot and John Coode, the shift toward Protestant power, and the looming royal charter changes.
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New York
Lois
New World
France
Tttle
England
Lessier
Dongan
King Inns
Lakes
Montreat
Alpany
Lessler
Nicholson Nelte
Faeland
Heneed
Nicholson
Tiars
Leisler
Kteit
Maryland
Davis
Pate
Emu Bacon
Virginia
Richard Talbot
Duke of
James Stuart
London
Prince of Orange
Lord Baltimore
Williamn
Queen Mary
John Coode
William
Mary
Mary Fang
Self Starters Ad Claim For Immediate Store Results
The passage extols self starters in newspaper advertising, arguing they prompt customers to visit stores where goods are sold. It claims such ads raise clerks' morale and stimulate business, delivering messages directly to households when buyers are ready to purchase. It emphasizes the printed word in daily papers as most productive for manufacturers and merchants.
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Roosevelt
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Chan Rellor
Moore
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Tad
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Boston Transcript
W. A. Evans
Chicago
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Underwood & Underwood
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Mme
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Florsee Holbrook
Emma M. Loeb
Spirit of the Press
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Boston
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Springfield
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