Standard Publishing Company Ad Rates and News Stands
Anaconda Montana notice outlines advertising subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, details mail and carrier prices, and lists Longmont stores and newsstands in cities including New York Chicago Detroit Los Angeles San Francisco Portland Seattle and Tacoma. The piece notes publication offices and distribution points for the Standard Publishing Company.
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Ihe
North America
Gc & Fronih
Montana
Standard
New York
Hotaling’s
Park Row
Broadway
Chicago
Congress Bate
St. Paul
N. St Marie Cigar and
News Con
East Fifth Street
Detroit
China Japan tension mounts over possible ultimatum
The article outlines strained China Japan relations with Japan pressing for concessions. China is described as preparing to defend its capital but unable to resist due to a small army despite vast territory and population. Britain and Germany are noted as distracted in the Far East.
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China
Japan
Germany
Great Britain
Far East
Europe
Asia
George
Bryan
Uncle Sam
Maximum wages in early Massachusetts Bay laws
A piece notes how colonial authorities used maximum wage rules to limit labor pay in early Massachusetts Bay. It cites 1620 limits of 12 pence daily for carpenters and 1633 limits of 2 shillings daily, with penalties for both giver and receiver, illustrating an early attempt to regulate wages rather than set minimums.
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Springfield Republican
England
New
Massachusetts Bay
War Budget Figures From British Chancellor Lloyd George
Chancellor of the Exchequer David Lloyd George estimates Britain’s war costs to date at 1.5 billion dollars with total US debt around 1 billion dollars. He predicts six more months of conflict could push British outlays to about 4 billion dollars and notes daily expenses exceed ten dollars beyond any advances to allies.
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Davi Lloyd George
Great Britain
United States
Parisians Switch From Tragedy To Vaudeville And Farce
Paris theatergoers crowd houses as they abandon the stage of tragedy for bright vaudeville comic opera and farce. The shift reflects wartime tension driving audiences to light entertainment while experts anticipate a renaissance of taste and judgment as they seek relief from anxiety through music, dance, and spectacle.
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Paris
Fleuro
Figaro
Peace secretary idea sparks mixed reaction at Hague
The article surveys varied views on creating a cabinet level secretary of peace. It notes practical limits of neutral rhetoric, warns that peace would still be shaped by statesmen, not politicians, and references California neutrality during China Japan tensions. It also mentions Taft, Yuan, and World War era context with critical, satirical tone.
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The
Hague
Peace Department
Ministry of War
Europe
California
Taft
Germany
War debt and its long shadow on nations future
The piece argues that governments must find new revenue beyond ordinary expenditures as war costs strain Britain and other nations. It warns that debt burdens will force massive tax rises, while human costs—lives lost, cripples, bereaved families, and social disruption—outweigh monetary outlays, threatening civilization itself.
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Great Britain
Iseare
Fragmented quotes mix in early political gossip
A garbled compilation from multiple papers cites remarks about Taft Roosevelt and Hughes. It references presidential prospects, professoriate desires, and potential dental discomfort as light commentary. The piece showcases overheard lines and cross-paper echo without coherent narrative.
Humor Through the Day Jokes and Snippets
A collection of humorous exchanges from various papers. Jests cover servants on premises and not kept, fireproof bricks for a sofa pillow, farmer temes, and Uncle Eben’s take on education versus outward out fit. Quick quips reflect early 20th century newspaper humor and city gossip tones.
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Houston Post
Jack Dashaway
Mr. Penwig
Eben
Washington Star
White House expects another McAdoo baby soon
President Wilson likely to become a grandfather again within a month as Mrs. William G. McAdoo, the secretary of the treasury’s wife and Wilson’s granddaughter, is expected to give birth at the White House. The McAdoos keep a home on Massachusetts Avenue in Washington, and Mrs. McAdoo may visit the White House in two or three weeks.
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Wilson
Capital
Massachusetts Avenue
Housewife’s Economy The Tedious Task Of Dishwashing
A 1915 article offers practical tips to ease dishwashing monotony. It suggests reducing dishes with paper alternatives, using the same cup or bowl for multiple steps, ensuring ample hot water, and using skin friendly soap. It advises two mops, scouring soap for pots, and drying towels. finish with skin care after washing.
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McClure News‘paper Syndicate
Reading and lip reading as a remedy for deafness in midlife
An article discusses how many people develop middle life deafness due to infections in early life and hereditary factors. It endorses lip reading and speech training using Miss Yale's and Mr Nitchie methods, suggesting mirror practice to study mouth movements and vocal positions. It notes two main read ing methods Muller and Nitchie and mentions salmon fishing in Alaska as a separate fact.
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Weven
Sheewan I'p
Yale
Nitchie
The
Chicago Tribune
A Native Governor and the Virginia Colony
Portrait of Sir William Phips and a broader look at colonial leadership. The piece traces Phips from shipwright to governor, then shifts to Virginia under Nicholson and Blair, noting Edwards Andros and the founding of the College of William and Mary and the politics that shaped early colonial governance.
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Tent
James Bia
Andros
Virginia
Francis Nicholson
James
James Blair
Blair
Enagh
St. Edmund Andros
London
Governor Nicholson
George Yeardney
College of
Edmund Andros
Nicholson
Maryland
Mr. Blair
Sir Edmund
England
Mr. Nicholson
Jamestown
Bacon
Willamsburg
ModAh
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Standard Building
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Teeptee
General Basen
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Anaconda, Mont
Pace Ministrin
Yuan Shi Kai
Ha Hoya George
Harry Thaw
Hungary
Poker Flats
Proessor Taft
Mr. Barnes
Dr. Jekyll
Mr. Hyde
Spirit of the Press
Get
Memphis
T. R
Roosevelt
Chicago News
Ven
Vo P
Leas Harm Ax
Williamn Rockefeller
oarter-Journal
Barnes
Hughes
Tom Platt
White House
Willi LS AO
DR. W. A
Evan
Chicas
Auasisan
Alaska
Spector
Lion NN
William Phips
Kennebec
William
New England
Acadia
Quebec
Boston
Annex
Jacob Lessler
William Phip
North
Salem
Massachusetts
Frenay
Phips
Bengamin’ Pletcher
Pennsylvania
Brin
Lionel Copley
Confederation
Rice, Fulton & May
A. Co. M. Hardware House
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