Anaconda Publishings Standard Advertising Rates
The passage lists publication offices and advertising routes for Standard Publishing Company. It notes rates for daily and Sunday mail and carrier delivery, and lists numerous News Stands in states including New York Chicago Detroit Denver and San Francisco. It ends with a political aside about presidents Roosevelt Wilson and Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North America
Montana
Standard
New York
Hotaline’s
Park Row
Eienth and Brosaway
Porting Newman
Postoffee Comer
Portland
O'Mara
Fifth
Wash
Tacoma
Trego News Co
Beattie Whitney
Beattie—Acme News Co
Occidental
Spokane
Belgians in Need After German Annexation Call for U S Aid
TheBelgian people continue to suffer despite Germanys formal annexation. American contributions are essential to prevent starvation and relieve distress as long as the war endures. Support must continue irrespective of political changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Belgium
United States
Sunday Campaign Tests Paterson Audiences and Cash
The Rev Billy Sunday concluded his Paterson New Jersey campaign with attendees auditing whether the $60000 spent on meetings was worthwhile. Some say church life gained a lasting impulse others view the enthusiasm as a temporary craze. Conservative businessmen claim Paterson gained publicity worth a million dollars and the New York papers gave extensive coverage, boosting demand for Sunday’s services.
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Billy Sunday
Paterson
N. J
New York
Professional Devotion Among War Doctors and Prisoner Care
A column praises medical personnel at the European front for saving lives amid war. It notes Americans in allied hospitals, mentions Dr. Alexis Carrel, and highlights humane treatment of prisoners. It also comments on naval events, censorship, and shifting political figures, with a tone of cautious optimism about peace and Allied efforts.
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America
Alexis Carrel
Rockefeller Institute
Silver Bow County Calls Special Bond Election
The Silver Bow county board of commissioners voted to hold a special bond election on July 27 to approve bonds of 100000 for county jail equipment and courthouse improvements including grounds leveling, grading, and interior decoration. Interest on the bonds would be five percent. Opposin g bonds for courthouse work has waned, and supporters say funding is needed to outfit the new jail and improve county property to appear creditable.
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Board of County Commissioners of
Silver Bow County
County Jair
Court House
Italy’s Entry Into War Seen As Vainly Justified
The writer argues Italy’s formal reasons for breaking with former allies are not decisive and notes all nations in the war shared similar motives. Each country acted too hastily, making the war reckless from the start and growing more so as it continued.
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Italy
Ihe Fomeral
Austria
Serbia
Russia
Germany
Minority Presidents In U S History
The Republican campaign bureau notes that President Wilson was a minority president in 1912, lacking a majority of votes. It argues this charge is weak, noting many presidents have won without a majority, including Jackson, Van Buren, Polk, Taylor, Pierce, Buchanan, and Lincoln in his first race. Grant also served as a minority president twice.
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Roosevelt
Wilson
Lincoln
Puoneny Bureau
United States
Andrew Jackson
Martin van Buren
James K. Polk
Zachary Taylor
Franklin Pierce
James Buchanan
Grant
Freding Prison Falls in Western Galicia War Update
Reports claim thousands of Russians have been captured in Western Galicia operations. The capture, while reducing Russian resistance, is viewed cautiously by German and Austrian planners who see potential strategic drawbacks alongside the apparent victory for the Central Powers.
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Galicia
Teutons
Sol
The Weak Things Try the Mighty in Short Tales
A fragmentary humor piece recalls a child’s clever misdirection and parental pride. A granddaughter teases a grandparent with a kitchen floor ruse and the boy Tommy defends a friend by claiming he held a box to hide his mischief. The anecdotes highlight charm and moral irony.
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Miles
Binks
Charlie
Tommy
How to Keep Well Heart and Exercise
A Chicago Tribune item explains heart structure and how exercise affects different hearts. It notes that healthy hearts balloon less after exertion, while some diseased hearts show reduced ballooning with proper guidance. It concludes that well people may exercise safely and that those with nervous or sick hearts can gain immediate and long term benefits under proper direction.
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Schotts of
Nauheim
Williamson
Hartung
Moore
Moswer
The
Chicago Tribune
Pineapple Juice and Desserts For Summer Health
The article promotes pineapple juice as aiding digestion and ready to help once in the stomach. It gives preparation tips, such as chilling, using ripe pineapple, and combining with fruit desserts. It also offers recipes for pineapple syrup, punch, and beverages, plus serving ideas and related fruit pairings.
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Avery
Lena
Tse Brit
McClure New: ‘Paper Syndicate
Georgia's Early Settlement and The Great Awakening
The piece outlines Georgia's founding era, with fortifications along the coast from Savannah to the Altamaha, military discipline, and a ban on slavery and transport of laborers. It notes Oglethorpe and the spiritual advisers Wesley and Whitefield, whose missions sparked the Great Awakening and shaped early colonial religious life.
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Spain
Georgia
Savannah
Altamata
South Carolina
Altamaha
St. ‘Simon's Island
Aitamana
Royal Guards
London
Oglethorpe
Carolina
Charles
John Wesley
America
England
George “Whitefield
Charles ‘Wesley
New England
Whitefeld
Public satirical quotes from early press clippings
A collage of humorous and critical lines from various newspapers notes figures such as Dernburg Roosevelt Wilson and Addicks. The items mock free speech politics and party shifts while commenting on tea in England and desert conditions.
Humor of the Day Delivers Quick Card Table Mischief
A string of light quips spans suitably dated humor from readers and papers. Jokes range from card cheats and watch explosions to car misadventures and idle banter about love, insomnia, and dining prospects. Names and publications hint at a late 19th or early 20th century tone.
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Loulaville - Courier
Journal
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Standard Publishing Company ‘Publishers and Proprietors
Anaconda
Clace Matter
Ofice
Standard Building
William J. Morton Co
Pifth Avenue
Chicago
Thorne
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda, Mont
STILE
Merised
Majestic
Lnte
William Patterson
Seger
Constantine
Greece
Constantine Feers
Europe
Jane Addams
Turkey
Jane Brides
Jane
Republican Party
Yuan Shi Kai
Barnes
Der
Ryndam
Cuneo
Butte
Hell
Poland
Beeen
Repuibcan Belo
Mount Lassen
Triumph
Eourope
Freding
Onotograph
Underwood & Underwood
Sally Parness
W. A. Evans
Frances Marshal
Woodrow Wilson
Tomo,tory
Dalethorpe
Spirit of the Press
Dr. Dernburg
Columbia State
Haltimore
Ammanith
Mexico
Lake Mohonk
Wall Street
Addicks
United States Senate
Chicago News
Lonesome
Kansas City Journal
Springfeld Union
Sahara
Pittsburg Gazette
Times
T. Re
Cotoner Roosevelt
Houston Post
Boston Transcript
Baltimore
Patience
Gertrude
Thad
Silly Zasinetillep
Fulton & May
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