Foreign Advertising Rates and Newsstand Outlets
Beattie Whitney's News Agency and multiple city outlets list where The Standard is sold. Rates show seven dollars for six months or one year in advance. Letters and correspondence should go to the Standard Publishing Company, Anaconda, Mont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunday Standard
Montana
Standard
New York
Hotaling
San Angeles
Kemp News Agency
San Diego
Child'e News Agency
Portland
Rewmas
Postoffice Comer
O'Mars
Fifth and
Wash
Tacoma
Trego News Co
Beattie Whitney
Seattle
Acme News On
Occidental
Senior Way
Spokane
Studeck, Wall and
Rivers
Bandard Publishing Company
Anaconda, Mont
Shipping bill revival eyed by chamber members
The United States Chamber of Commerce debates reviving support for the administration shipping bill at the next congressional session, amid split views from members. A chamber vote is planned before June 22 to determine if officials will push for passage. Also noted is improving typhus conditions in Serbia and Antila rs due to American doctors, nurses, medicine, and funds, with several American casualties. Rumor of Italy or Romania entering a wider European conflict is discussed, signaling possible wider involvement from Bulgaria and Greece as retaliation or spoils pursuit.
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Congress
Merchant A Marine Committee
United Stat Chamber of Commerce
United States Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Serbia
Europe
Italy
Rumania
Taly
Bulgaria
Greece
War fears and new weapon notions mix with gas talk
The piece discusses Italy's potential entry into the war and Balkan influence on neutrals, noting Greece and Bulgaria line up for gains. It covers British and German use of asphyxiating gas, air propulsion ideas from Walter Turner, and U.S. wartime caution, with references to Italy Switzerland and Poland, plus domestic reflections on leadership and public mood.
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Italy
Greece
Constantine
Bulgaria
Turkey
Rumania
Germany
Austria
Moving Picture Incident Sparks Street Scene In Louisville
Eyewitness reports a pistol dropped from an elegant woman’s clothing on Green Street near Fifth, a deafening flash as it struck the pavement. Onlookers fled to doorways while the woman coolly reloaded and walked toward Walnut Street amid whispers of shots and fear.
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Green Street
Fifth Street
Walnut Street
Louisville ‘Times
Capitol fishing talk sparks tale with a hundred pound fish
A California congressman discusses tuna fishing off the Pacific coast aboard small motor boats using long lines baited with aging fish. A colored messenger interrupts with a quizzical aside about catching such large fish, prompting a brief humorous exchange.
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Capitol
California
Pactfis
Darky
Change in hosiery trade sentiment boosts protection advocates
The National Association of Hosiery and Underwear Manufacturers shifted from despair to optimism at a Philadelphia meeting. Officials reported improved demand, stronger production, and fears of ruin easing as exports rise, with claims Americans can compete with English firms in England and Germany unlikely to undersell again.
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National Association of Hosiery
Republican Party
Philadelphia
England
Germany
Wanamaker Daughter Engaged to Mr Gurnee Munn
Philadelphia society confirms the engagement of Miss Marie Louise Wanamaker, daughter of Mr Rodman Wanamaker, to Mr Gurnee Munn, son of Mrs Charles A Munn of Washington and Beverly Massachusetts. Munn, Harvard graduate of 1911, is linked to the Munn family prominence in Philadelphia and Washington through multiple siblings and marriages.
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Rodman Wanamaker
Marie Louise Wanamaker
Wanamaker
Gurnee Munn
Charles A. Munn
Washington
Beverly
Mass
John Wanamaker
Philadelphia
Barclay H. Warburton
Charles Ferdinand Henry
Munn
Harvard
Charles A. Munn, Jr
Mary Astor Paul
Ector
Bill
Gladys M. Munn
Charles M. Amory
Boston
Worst Comes To Worst War Warns Of U S Aid Cut
A Utica Observer note warns that if war with Germany occurs the United States would end relief to Belgium and Poland, ending America’s role as a Good Samaritan to distressed European nations. It notes relief has been extended through German terms.
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Serbia
United States
Germany
Italy
Switzerland
England
Oyster Bay
Uncle Sam
Utica
Salt in food and its effects on the body
A discussion on salt balance in humans and animals outlines how much salt is excreted with fasting and normal meals, the role of salt in tissue maintenance, and the dangers of both excess and insufficient intake. It cites authorities like De Vey and Bunge, notes salt as a condiment, and warns of kidney and sweat effects from long-term high salt use.
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Cy de Vey
Bunge
Sherman
Housewife’s Guide to Cheaper Protein and Rice Dishes
The article urges housekeepers to balance meals with affordable staples. It explains choosing cheaper cuts for protein and substituting rice or macaroni for potatoes. Guidance covers cooking rice and pasta, avoiding stickiness, and using tomatoes, cheese, and stock to create appealing dishes.
A Capable Governor of Virginia Spotswood’s Quiet Dominion
A historical sketch praises Colonel Alexander Spotswood as Virginia's capable governor. It notes his balance of conciliation and firmness, his leadership in frontier defense, exploration with a party to the Alleghenies, promotion of peaceful development, suppression of pirates, and his mixed relations with rivals that led to his downfall after years of steady achievement.
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Carolinas
Virginia
Scotland
James Blair
Colonel Spotswood
Alleghenies
Blue Ridge
Press Opinion Snapshots Amid War Talk
A compilation of editorials from major papers discusses civic virtue and leadership during crises. References to figures like Roosevelt and Wilson appear as they weigh peace plans, intervention in Mexico, and domestic politics. The tone critiques public sentiment and media roles while noting foreign policy tensions.
Humor of the Day and Cartoon Snippets From Papers
A collage of light jokes and quips from Boston Transcript London Opinion and other papers. The humor covers recruiting chatter a failing impresario and a child’s shower joke about shoes. A farmer responds about fruit profits while another asks about a repairless car.
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London
Boston ‘Transcript
Willie
Scott
Boston Transcript
Farmer
Mhington Star
Germans in French Photographs at Saint-Cloud Exhibits
The illustrated papers publish photographs of German and Austrian soldiers not from the front. Most images were taken by a company renting ground near Saint-Cloud, showing Germans in their trenches and officers at observation posts. Austrians are shown as prisoners at Preemysl, or German prisoners being interrogated by French officers. An advocate at the Paris Court of Appeals exposed a con man posing as Kaiser Wilhelm II in photos, a known swindler.
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Pany
Saint-Cloud
Preemysl
Court of Appeals At
Paris
William 11
Navascal
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