Anaconda Standard Advertising and Subscription Rates
The Anaconda Standard lists subscription prices and carrier rates with annual and six month terms. It notes Montana coverage and distribution areas including Patton and Helena, with details of the mailing and advertising services offered by the paper and agencies serving readers.
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Merton Co
Osine Bullate
Sellege Tribune
Avally and Sontag
Emergeth
America
Sunday Standard
Matt Tee
Price and wages urged against wage-price escalation
The piece argues against broad wage and price increases as an endless chain. It notes Butte miners gained wages tied to copper, urging their benefit not to prompt wider raises in rents or living costs. It warns prosperity is fragile and future conditions are uncertain if wage shifts become generalized.
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Butte
Democrats confident of breaking 84 year record this year
The Democrats anticipate breaking an 84 year record by re electing President Wilson and making a second consecutive term like Andrew Jackson. Republicans search for a strong candidate but face dwindling hope as the convention nears, with some Republicans preferring Wilson’s defeat for country’s sake.
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Wilson
Andrew Jackson
Grover Cleveland
Cleveland
Jackson
Daylight saving time to begin May in United Kingdom
Parliament votes to set clocks one hour ahead from May 21 to Sept 21 as part of adopting daylight saving to save energy during the war. Germany and Holland had already adopted the plan for economic reasons, with Britain following to reduce fighting costs and conserve resources.
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United Kingdom
Germany
Holland
England
Early to bed and early to rise plan urged
The text argues that shifting to earlier bed and wake times is feasible. It claims people adapt quickly to waking earlier if they sleep earlier, citing that a 9 pm bedtime allows rising at 4 am with little trouble. It also notes potential revenue impacts for gas and electric merit companies, appealing to consumers.
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Ing
As and Electric Merit Companies
Democratic Fight for New York Senate Seat Draws Top Names
A lively contest in New York politics surrounds the United States Senate race to replace James O'Gorman, who will not seek re election. Prominent figures mentioned include Glynn Osborn Untermyer Seabury O'Brien Gerard and an ambassadorial possibility in Germany. Republican hopefuls cited are Hill Calder and Tanner.
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New York
Glynn
William Church Osborn
Samuel Untermyer
Samuel Seabury
Morgan D. O'Brien
James W. Gerard
Germany
Berlin
Lke Gerard
Senate
Gerard
United States
SIP
David Jayne Hii
William N. Calder
Frederick C. Tanner
Presidential advertising and newspaper influence in campaigns
A historical discussion of using display ads in major eastern newspapers to promote a presidential candidate, noting that advertising in support of Senator Works of Massachusetts marks a new practice. It contrasts paid ads with free editorial coverage and stresses that newspapers favor candidates who pay for space to present their case.
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Senator Works
Massachusetts
Roosevelt
United States
Mystery of Verdun Prolonged Battle Draws Analysis
The Verdun battle has stretched twelve weeks with no decisive end and renewed debate over German persistence. Analysts question why a point of limited strategic value remains the focal point, noting the Crown Prince’s tactic and contrasting it with Allied maneuvers and broader war aims.
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Verdun
New York
San
Jdeath
White
Prune
Desperate Verdun Battle Signals Growing German Strain
A wartime column reviews German tactics at Verdun as exhausted leadership pursues a last forced thrust. It notes supply strains, food shortages, and a front judged stronger than forecasts, while warning victory may fade to hollow bravado and surprise remain a constant factor in the war.
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Germany
Verdun
Iteels
Copenhagen
Borquet
Balaklava
Justice Hughes
Nce
Cough and Consumption Symptoms and Coughing Mechanics
An early 20th century medical note explains cough as a reflex from irritated nerves in the air passages, detailing how coughing aims to clear irritation but often fails. It describes how tuberculosis affects cough onset, sputum development, and the progression from dry to productive cough, plus hygiene advice for consumptives.
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Herve
Chicago Tribune
Housewife's Economy Start a Walking Club
A 1916 walking club plan promotes health and happiness for all ages. Weekly Saturday strolls offer shared routes or votes on paths, with gradual distance increases. Activities include singing, whistling, and picnic lunches, plus a children’s program linking walks to foreign countries and cultural foods.
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Ares
To Be or Not to Be a Vampire
A reflective piece on the allure of the vamp persona in cinema and fashion. The author recalls conversations with peers and ingenues about wanting vampire roles, Theda Bara, and era gowns. It contrasts old fashion modesty with the modern femme fatale and notes the enduring curiosity of women about vampiric glamour.
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Charlie Chaplin
Romeo
Shakespeare
Asam
Hamlet
Mme. du Barry
Theda Bara
Humor and gossip from press exchanges and quips
A collage of witty exchanges and topical jests from various papers. Remarks touch on lawsuits, medical bills, European fatigue, chauffeurs, ceremonial formality, and political budgets with a brisk newspaper humor tone.
Silence and Speech Stir Central Political Debate
Amid the 1904 era political confusion Judge Alton K. Parker’s fervent wish to rebuke Democratic allies surfaces. Justice Charles E. Hughes, tagged by papers as silent, reportedly drafts a Chicago acceptance speech as part of the nomination chatter.
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Alton K. Parker
Seattle
Charles E. Hughes
Chicago
Boston Globe
Untitled notes on speed limit and missing figures
The items reference a motorist case and arrests for speeding, with abrupt mentions of Billy Paterson and Albert Jeremiah Beveridge, and a forecast about future trouble in Chicago. The sources mix tabloid snippets and editorials, conveying concern over police action, mystery, and preparedness debates.
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Billy Paterson
Albert
Jeremiah Beveridge
Washington Post
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Postomen
Keelingw
Marton Pupiieetion
Montana
Sane Motaling
Ming
Kelly Clear
Atorn
Nin Bonena
An Patton
Aranetare
Montag News
Tewaty Lee
Anunion Kemp
Aceney
Diego Hie
Rawateoney Tietinentat
Kiebeck
Wall
Iver
Jorman's
Mr. Asquith
Ireland
London
Roger Casement
Oyster Bay
Sagamore Hill
Bryan
Hughes
George W
Mr. Bryan
Old Guard
Colonel Roosevelt
Brandein
National
American League
Mr. Donovan
Begorra
Slowcamb
David
Traus
John John
Joe
Champ Clark
Underwood & Underwood
Joe Cannon
Clark
Cannon
W. A. Evans
Frances Marshall
Denmark
Switzerland
Malaga
Spain
McClure
Klas
Europe
Houston Post
Todd
Judge
Crawfish Creek
Sorghum
Washington Star
Spirit of the Press
Him
P. Seagers
New York American
T. T
Springfield Union
Rice & May, Proprietors
Mr. Fisherman
Bny
A. C. M. Hardware Co
Quartz
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