STANDARD ADVERTISING AND SUBSCRIPTION RATES NOTICE
The document outlines subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, carrier and mail pricing, and advertising contact details. It lists locations where the Standard is available outside Montana and provides the publishers address in Anaconda Montana for general inquiries. It mentions offices and distributors in New York Chicago Detroit Rochester and Minneapolis with specific outlets named. It also directs correspondence to Standard Publishing Company Anaconda Montana.
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North America
Mai
Muws
Montana
Standard
New York
Hiotaling’s
Park Row
Thirtyceighth and
Browaway
Icago—Congress
St. Pawl N. St. Marie
Diarmens
Standard Publishing Company
Anti German riots in England prompt interning concerns
A reader argues anti German riots in England are unjustifiable and likens them to the Lusitania torpedoing. The piece suggests German residents may be safer interned, notes German Americans in the U S as law abiding, and urges maintaining friendly ties and avoiding racial animosity amid wartime strain.
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England
Lusitania
Germany
United States
Roosevelt Would Have United States In War
In a new interview Colonel Roosevelt argues the nation would have entered the European war and perhaps war with Mexico or Japan if he were president. He supports a bold, iron policy and urges swift action by Wilson, while Taft counsels patience and steadiness and backing for Wilson. Most people are not as hasty as Roosevelt, though some approve the hard line.
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Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Mexico
Japan
Roosevelt
Wilson
Taft
Munitions for Russia and Britain Amid Balkan War Strains
Reports from correspondents say Russia is seeking munitions and that the shortage to maintain its front grows more acute after defeats in Galicia. Britain and France struggle to keep their armies supplied as eastern campaigns demand more men and heavier fighting, with Japan delivering some ammunition via Siberia. The urgency is to move munitions quickly through the Dardanelles to reach Russia.
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Russia
Galicia
Enaland
France
Japan
Siberia
Auick
Americans Westward Vacation Bid Amid Atlantic Quiet
The piece notes thousands of affluent Americans along the Atlantic coast will vacation in the West this summer. It cites Montana attractions like Yellowstone and Glacier, Butte copper mines, and Great Falls. It also covers Pan American delegates to Washington, naval questions, French and German warfare context, and mixed home-front observations.
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New York
Atlantic Seaboard
Niagara Falls
Pittsburg
Europe
Atlantic
Adirondacks
Alleghanies
White Mountains
Tourope
America
Montana
Yellowstone
Glacier National Parks
Butte
Great Falls
Missouri
Flathead Lake
Anaconda
Peaceful Leadership Favoring Restraint Highlighted
The article praises President Wilson as a peace loving leader who will not rashly engage in war. It argues true patriotism lies in restraint, stressing that safeguarding American lives and avoiding sinking Lusitania requires cautious actions from the head of government.
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Lusitania
Wilson
United States
Fragmented 1919 press notes mixed quotes and rumors
A garbled compilation cites various newspaper lines and comments from cities like New York Boston Detroit and Louisville. It references mythological terms and “psychological” themes, the Lusitania incident and prohibition debate, with stray phrases about Henry Watterson and T. R. questions.
Humorous Exchange At City Shopfront
A stranger wanders into a shop and tries to have items charged. The sign invites credit while customers joke about cows, feet, and a well organized house. Mrs DeGraw jokes about not cooking often as her husband explains her fear of her cook.
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Mourton Post
Silas
Philadelphia Ledger
Funda
How to Keep Well On Colic in Babies
A mother’s worries about colicky babies are eased by distinguishing colic from other pains. Gas, constipation, hunger, or congenital syphilis can cause crying. Tips include holding the infant upright, changing positions, gentle injections, and careful feeding adjustments. If needed, small doses of paregoric or turpentine may be used by age guidelines, with emphasis on preventive feeding practices and avoiding calomel.
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Mott
Mets
Saiy
Metz
Alsace
Lor-ranne
Holt
Colle
Summer crafts and cookery for girl readers in 1915
An article urges housewives to keep children productively occupied during summer vacation with organized activities like scouting and cooking lessons. It details apron outfits, notebooks, and simple recipes, and suggests progressive lessons from basic baking to salads, desserts, and meats, adapting to age. It also notes activities for warm and cold days and references a 1915 copyright.
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Boy Scout
Bearden
MteCture Newspaper Syndicate
Ress. Percale
The Brethren of the Coast and Colonial Trade Restrictions
In 1699 Parliament restricted colonial wool export to curb English woolen manufacturers. Franklin warned against Americas producing substantial value. The story traces Spain and English actions, the Brethren of the Coast forming a pirate trade network across Caribbean waters, their rise after 17th century, and the open ports of Charleston, New Providence, and other colonies facilitating their reach and refuge.
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England
America
Fatherhorn Sens
France
Holland
Ind
Spain
Abeliance
Central
South
Amerea
West Indien
Spanish | America
Aneimir
Hia
Rma
Hispaniola
Europe
Dusinges
Mike & Bory
Mt. Christopher and
Nevis
Tortuga
Charleston
New Providence
Rendeavous
Bahamas
Carolinas
Albemarle
New York
Philadelphia
Providence
Virginia
Carolines Fort
General somre travels by night between battle line points
The English newspapers report that when the general moves along the hundreds of battle line under his division he spends much of his time asleep in his motorcar. He travels at night as part of his routine.
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Somre
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Seitoriat Business
Sotts
Williamn J. Morton Co
New York -Porth Avenue
Oune
Seer Oaeeraer
Coumarin Reeman Crimen
South America
Washington
Heston
East
San Francisco
Panama Canal
George Fred Williams
Merlin
Paris
Britain
Uniike
New York Giants
White House
Villa
Spirit of the Press
Johns
New ‘York Herald
Creverana
Ohio
Minneapolis
Ween
Ste
Detroit
Kington Post
Botheyoud
Barnes
Colonel
New York World
Louisville Courier-Journal
Henry Watterson
W. J.B
Boston
T. R
Hit
Gatekunst
Underwood & Underwood
Dean W. Hodges
William 8. Hodges Jr
Air
William 8. Hodges
Ake Lusitania
W. A. Evans
Chicago
Coure Or
Frances Marshals
Herce Senti
Veep
T. J. Pierce
Portland
Seattle
Mauries T. Dooling
Jores
Rim
It Woodnon Wisin
the “Brethren OF the Coast
Penn
Can
Tam
Zusnaiellige
A. C. M. Hardware House
Quartz
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