Anaconda Standard Publisher and address listing
The item details the Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda Mont with offices in Butte and New York and Chicago addresses, subscription rates, and general business correspondence routing. It lists rates for daily and Sunday editions, mail options, and contact points for editorial and foreign advertising.
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Whitlam
Morton Co
New York
Fifth Avene
Chicago
Trioute
North America
Sunday Standard
Ftaxdard, Publishing Company
Anaconda, Mont
Butte Welcomes Ohio Visitors With Tours and Reception
Local business leaders arrange a gracious welcome for Ohio guests on Friday May 21 198 in Butte. Visitors will tour city sights ride Butte cars visit mines and attend a reception at the Silver Bow club before continuing their journey east. The hosts describe Butte as progressive and hospitable during wartime.
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Ciecinmatt
Tony
Butte
Shearty
Ohio
Hutte
Sontane
Anda
Sliver Bow Club
Vistors
Butea
Peace in Central America Endorsed by Venezuelan Minister
American minister to Venezuela Preston McGoodwin says revolutions in Central and South America have been halted by the European war as insurgents cannot buy arms. He notes Venezuela has neutralized two revolutions in the past century, with 47 successes, and that peace has spurred prosperity and doubled trade with the United States in the past year.
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Central
South America
Preston McGoodwin
Venezuela
McGoodwin
America
Mexico
United States
Drumming Alcohol From the Army Says Col Maus
Col Mervin Maus honors forty years of service and notes a dramatic shift in Army life from heavy drinking to abstinence. He recalls past customs of passes for spree days and widespread intoxication among officers and soldiers, contrasting with today’s lean toward sobriety and improved morale.
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United States Army
John Barleycorn
Mervin Maus
Maus
Noth- Igris Moore
Italy and world war sentiment shift and mobilization noted
The article reflects shifting European sentiment toward temperance, with Italy’s cautious neutrality giving way to mobilization and preparation for war. It notes Italy’s army training, arms stockpiling, and a strong navy, while observers discuss diplomacy, potential alliances, and the broader wartime mood across Britain and Germany.
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Italy
France
Taly
Tr Jn
Short Stories On Birrell and College Tailbacks of Rumor
A collection of vignettes on Augustine Birrell a lawyer rumored for a political return and two campus police anecdotes. One tale recalls Birrell accepting 15 shillings from a grateful client to avoid offense. The other recounts students in a town rumor trying to conceal weapons triggering police orders and an awkward foot pocket incident.
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Augustine Birrell
Ireland
Birrell
Cas
Pearson Weekly
Suffrage Leaders Plan Push for Constitutional Amendment
Damaged text notes suffragists aim to carry equal rights to the U S Constitution with a call for a national convention in Chicago June 6 to 9 to discuss methods to press Congress. Despite slim odds in the next session, supporters hope shifting views may advance the amendment. state efforts persist regardless.
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National Board of the Suffrage Association
Chicago
War described as methodical trench life and shifting gears
A wartime reflection notes the war defies romantic sweep and that tactics have become procedural. Soldiers operate on fixed schedules, exchanging shifts like factory workers in the trenches. Germans reportedly shell a nearby town at specific Sundays and Wednesdays, illustrating the disciplined, clockwork nature of the conflict.
Dr Dernburg To Leave United States Amid War Tensions
Dr Bernhard Dernburg, long seen as the unofficial spokesman for Emperor William, plans to depart the United States soon. Washington officials say Wilson and the Cabinet disapprove of his speeches defending the Lusitania sinking and other statements feared to inflame German sentiment here. It is unclear when or where he will go, with Cuba or South America cited as possibilities.
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Bernhard Dernburg
William
United States
Washington
Wilson
Dernburg
Lusitania
Dr. Derburg
Cuba
South America
Dr. Dermburg
Germany
Americ
Eldven
Mise Slye
How to Stay Clear of a Cancer Family Taint
A discussion on inherited cancer risk advises a man from a cancer family to avoid chronic irritation and harmful habits. It recommends marriage outside the cancer line, quitting smoking, avoiding betel nut chewing for Filipinos, removing sharp dental irritants, healing chronic sores, changing irritating work, and treating venereal and pelvic issues promptly to reduce cancer provocation.
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Philippines
Comet Steels
The
Chicago Tribune
Housewife's Economy by France Offers Ice Saving Tips
Mild winter precedes a hot summer raising ice concerns. The article urges small quantities of perishables, compact ice boxes, and budget tips like cooling with clay jars and salted water. It explains evaporative cooling, running water methods, fridge door discipline, and a cheap ice pick to reduce waste.
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McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Purging Pirates and a New Era after Queen Anne's War
A historical account traces the decline of piracy from the Cape Fear to New Providence after 1718. Stede Bonnet and Blackbeard were captured or killed as English forces under Colonel Spotswood purged the Bahamas and Caribbean, enabling lasting coastal order under governors like Hubert Johnson and political shift under Sir Robert Walpole.
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Brazil
South Carolina
France
New Providence
Bahamas
Stede Bonnet
Bar Padoes
Cape Fear
Rhett
Charleston Harbor
Charleston
Bonnet
Edward
Thatch
Blackbeard
Ocracoke Inlet
Virginia
Spotswood
Hubert Johnson
West Indies
Louis XIV
Europe
George
Hanover
England
Robert Walpole
Robert
Roosevelts and Rockefellers in National Conventions
A compilation of editorials and clippings discusses Rockefeller victory in tax fights with Cleveland, Roosevelt and Barnes at political crosscurrents, and potential implications for the Republican national convention. Context snippets reference attitudes from multiple papers including Indianapolis News Philadelphia Record Washington Post Philadelphia Ledger Boston Transcript Chicago News Detroit Free Press.
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Rockefeller
Cleveland
Indianapolis News
Roosevelt
Barnes
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Ledger
United States-Boston ‘Transcript
Weint
Humorous Snippets From Various Papers Across 1900s
A mosaic of lighthearted lines and odd exchanges from papers like the Boston Transcript Topeka Journal Seattle Star and Houston Post. Jokes about teachers nurses and awkward classroom moments mix with a bittersweet reflection on a father’s fear for his son’s future.
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Jonah
Boston ‘Transcript
Dubb
Miss Anteck
Topeka
Freddie
Mamma
Seattle
Houston
Post
Pronunciation Clash Over Praemysl Name Helped by Attache
Wall Street Journal notes a London pronunciation debate for Praemysl, with guidance from a Petrograd-honed attache. Grand Duke Nicholas reportedly endorsed the form "Purr-tae-mysh," likened to the name Percy Mitchell for memory aid.
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The
Wall Street Journal
Wall Street
London
Petrograd
Nicholas
Percy Mitchell
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