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Foreign advertising rates and subscriptions for daily and Sunday editions are listed. The notice shows mailing rates across North America and advance payment options. Several regional news agencies and offices are named as distributors, with contact points and addresses. The record identifies the Candary Publishing Company, Anaconda, Montana, as the general business correspondence address.
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Government to Germany outlines Lusitania reply and aims
Washington dispatches report the United States will demand an explanation for four German war acts that cost American lives or property. The note warns Germany must guarantee neutrals are protected under international law and rejects the idea that warning Americans justified any attack. President Wilson is described as acting with dignity and firmness, avoiding evasions.
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Lusitania
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United States
Wilson
Philadelphia
Beriin
Great Falls editorial touts Montana as top summer tourist mecca
In a vigorous editorial the Great Falls Tribune argues Montana can rival California for summer tourists within ten years with proper roads. It praises the state’s blue skies and cool evenings, urges linking attractions with good roads and advertising, and says Montana could attract thousands of summer visitors to its mountains and national parks. The piece insists Montana’s scenery and climate are valuable resources ripe for capitalizing.
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War Costs and Loans Drill Into World Turmoil
The piece notes war costs near 10 billion dollars with total loans around 9.613 billion across Britain France Russia Germany Austria Hungary. It discusses home investor support, looming risk as loans stall, and hints at shifts in Europe including Japanese pressure on China and calls for self-rule.
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Russia
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Austria-Hungary
Short Stories of War and Quirky Courtship Bits
A collage of brief anecdotes includes a Liege resident forced to swear allegiance to the German emperor after boasting about Belgian defense, Norah the maid worried about germs and broom hygiene, a benevolent old man buying boy entry at a circus, and Mrs. Williams recalling a Rome trip via her husband’s ticket purchases.
Defender of Japan in China policy by Dr. Gris
Dr William Elliot Gris of Ithaca argues Japan aims to influence China for its own good similar to Britain in India. He notes a strong militarist faction in Japan and Britain’s control of central China, with Japan seeking a free hand in the south as China faces possible conflicts.
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Unclear excerpt hints at 1916 Republican nomination scene
Fragmentary text references a 1916 Republican bid and a declarative stance by a colonel. Mentions Montana and a war forecast by September 1, plus a witness box image and Chautauqua platform authority. Details are incomplete and uncertain.
Remodeling Skirts and Bodices For Spring Fashion
A 1915 McClure Syndicate piece outlines thrifty ways for women to adapt last year's skirts into current spring styles. Techniques include widening narrow hems, adding embroidery, combining new fabrics with old, and creating flounces. Bodices can reuse existing patterns with shoulder and collar updates, while bolero jackets and accessories finish the look.
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McClure News Paper Syndicate
Preventing Stroke in Apoplectic Families Advice
A Chicago Tribune piece advises men from apoplectic families to measure blood pressure yearly and seek medical checkups if readings exceed normal by twenty percent. If warning signs appear, act quickly with Rosaline purge, followed by oil or calomel, then rest the digestive system and avoid tobacco until vertigo subsides.
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Humor of the Day Remarks and quips from newspapers
A collaged humor item from readers includes a Buffalo Express exchange about a husband, a Washington Star joke with Magistrate-Prisoner, a Philadelphia Ledger quip about a shore story, and a Companion cartoon gag about marriage proposals, all from the Houston Post.
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O'Shaughnessy
Panion
Trade Acts Shape Colonial Commerce Under British Rule
The piece discusses 17th century navigation and trade laws shaping colonial markets, noting the 1660 act restricting colonial trade to English ships and merchants, the 1663 act barring tobacco shipments except to England, and how Virginia, New England, and Dutch rivals adapted. It highlights how colonists pressed for English middlemen profits, Virginia tobacco dominance, and eventual easing as colonial interests aligned with English policy.
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Charles
Holland
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Europe
William “Berkeley
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New England
Virginia Tobacco
Fingland
Lear
America
Colonies
Tondan
Spirit of the Press Voices on Wisdom and Fearless Restraint
Across outlets the phrase well enough alone frames Justice Hughes as a steadying influence. The week brings fresh war coverage and political notes, while a cryptic line hints at public figures like Thomas C. Platt and prominent editorials in Washington Post and other papers.
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Indianapolis News
Baltimore Sun
Thomas C. Platt
Washington Post
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