Anaconda Standard Ad Rates and Publication Details
Anaconda Standard publishing office information lists subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, mailing options, and advertising representations. It notes locations and agents for distribution in multiple cities including New York Chicago St. Paul Denver Salt Lake City San Francisco Los Angeles and Seattle with various news agencies and offices. The notice directs general price letters and correspondence to the STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY.
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Austria Reaches for Peace With Italy in War Amid Storms
The article notes Austria offered territorial concessions to Italy to placate it and keep peace, while Italy demanded all. it contrasts Austrian diplomacy with its Serbia dealings. It also reports a mass of unemployed rushing to Alaska, hoping for railroad era work, leaving many penniless and stranded as the Alaska Railway Commission warns against moving there.
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Austria
Servia
Europe
Alaska
Alaska Railway Commission
War and the Picked Half Million in World War One
David Starr Jordan condemns war as destroying the human breed while analyzing the mass mobilizations in Britain and Germany. He argues university men are drafted in vast numbers, leaving the next generation weakened, with many unfit for parenthood. He calls the war a humanity harming sacrifice with long term degenerative consequences.
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Stead
Great Britain
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Europe
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England
Scotland
Ian Hamilton
London
Yaor
Marne
War era musings mix opinion and rumor across the globe
A long, freewheeling column blends quotes attributed to Napoleon with commentary on Russia, Germany, Austria, Bulgaria, Greece, Italy, and other nations. It mocks war weariness, flags shifting alliances, and hints at political shifts while interlacing pop culture, weather, and travel jests.
Europe faces repudiation fears as war debts loom
An Outlook writer argues Europe may repudiate war debts amid heavy financial burdens. Gold prices rise across Germany France and Britain while U S credit dominates spending. A London Economist estimate shows Britain Germany and other nations carrying vast totals, illustrating the difficulty of grasping billions versus millions.
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Waiting in the Balkans War Moves
Italy has joined the war, drawing focus to Balkan states and their possible actions. Negotiations among Italy Romania Bulgaria shape potential alignments with Allied powers. Romania waits on Galicia battles before final choice, with reports that Bulgaria may not recognize Romania if it joins the war.
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Short Stories from a Farm to City Tales
Fragments recount a farmer Corntassel noting his sons paths, a visitor praising the plan, and doubts about family strain. Snippets reference Senator La Follette critiquing railroad corrup tion and other vignettes about a detective, Jim Lanigan, and a drummer's absent home life with a cat at the porch.
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Kitty
Paris Women In Mourning Spurred By Nun Hood Trim
Paris women in mourning adopt a somber fashion element described as a nun hood trim. The unusual accessory signals collective grief and fashion restraint during a period of local remembrance.
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Paris
Ten Rules for Proprietary Medicines by Wuinert
The piece outlines ten guidelines for safe proprietary medicines and MD remedies. It stresses accurate labels with active ingredients and amounts, no unproven cure claims, clear notices of adverse effects, low alcohol and habit risk, and honest naming. It warns against secret preparations and misleading claims, urges gradual change in medicine usage, and notes the enduring tradition of self medicating.
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Chicago ‘Tribune
Rhubarb Recipes From An Old Kitchen Manual
A 1915 McClure Newspaper Syndicate piece outlines versatile rhubarb uses for housewives. It covers stewing methods in double boilers or saucepans, sugaring, lemon juice for insipidity, chilling and serving with whipped cream, and a rhubarb pudding recipe with sour milk batter. Also suggests fritter-dipped pieces, dessert or vegetable uses, and several pie methods.
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McClure News ‘Paper Syndicate
Measure of Eyesight in German Army Tests
Experiments show average German soldier can recognize an intimate friend at 500 feet and an acquaintance at 300 feet. A rifleman distinguishes body parts at 30 feet while at 1,800 feet a person appears as a spot. Some prisoners are described in relation to cinematic activities and street performances among groups.
The New York Negro Uprisings and French English Rivalry
The article recalls a 1741 New York riot attributed to enslaved people amid broader slave resistance in the South and Caribbean, warning of growing tensions as white settlers and colonial powers clash. It traces early French fortifications and posts along the Mississippi, the rise of French influence to New Orleans, and mutual English French rivalry from Lake Ontario to Crown Point as tensions escalate.
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Spirit of the Press in Democratic Echoes and Global Talk
A compilation of comments from multiple papers on figures like Dernburg Roosevelt and Sharp, reflecting media rhetoric about U S leadership, foreign policy, and public figures. It notes calls about asphyxiating gas claims, saloon closures, Everest ambitions, and Lusitania neutrality debates, with scattered references to health statistics and American sentiment.
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Detroit Free Press
America
Wall Street Journal
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Paris
Herrick
Boston ‘Globe
Senator Stone
Lusitania
St. Louis
Humor and Quips Echo In Daily Sightings From Various Papers
A collage of light sayings and jokes from Washington Star Milwaukee Journal Cleveland Leader and Richmond Times Dispatch. Snippets touch on politics marriage and social norms with sly wit and everyday irony in compact one liners.
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Prague
Cleveland
Richmond “Times Dispatch
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