Anaconda Standard Publishing Company Ad Rates and Contacts
Publication details for the Anaconda Standard monthly rates, circulation, and mail options. Lists offices and branch locations, advertising representatives, and where the edition is sold. Includes subscription prices and distribution points across the Northwest.
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Standard Publishing
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Anaconda
Mont. Butte
Fast Broadway
Montana
Standard
Portland
O'Mara
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Ohio mob terror near Lima shifts blame amid outrage
Sixteen alleged mob members linked to the assault on Sheriff Eley of Allen County Ohio were indicted after he barely survived the melee. The mob demanded prisoner locations, battered the sheriff, and even threatened lynching before his escape and capture, while his daughter died from shock the next day.
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Eley
Allen County
Ohio
Elks
The Part For America To Play In World Affairs
President Wilson argues that America should contribute to global progress through its skilled people and scientific prowess rather than conquest. He emphasizes peaceful cooperation, shared development, and the nation's readiness to aid other nations without seeking to seize advantage.
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Woodrow Wilson
Mortuary Rail Line and Hidden Depths Described
The text notes a light railway reaching the mortuary mouth and remarks on German affection for comfort. It suggests that even in funerary settings, luxury is sought, while contrasting it with the notion that living well twenty feet below ground is not truly “high life.”
National Gam and the 1916 political campaign mashup
The piece blends sports and politics, arguing major league tone governs campaign timing, with baseball as a safety valve to reduce public friction. It critiques Hughes for a premature campaign, echoes Wilson, Roosevelt, and Constantine, and notes broad economic activity and wartime conditions shaping voter interest.
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Federal League
Washington
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Short Stories From The Times Of Trapping A Slacker
A collection of brief tales with humor and misadventure. A draftee wheedles glasses that reveal no vision, a caller uses a telephone to propose, a wealthy wife rebukes a flashy car, a flour supplier mocks a professor, and a judge laments a crime over three dollars.
The Tyrant Custom in Medical Language Reform
The piece argues doctors cling to Latin in prescriptions while urging plain English in first aid and sanitation. Citing the New York Telegram, it notes calls to replace Latin with plain language, a reform debated by the American Medical Association amid long-standing tension between progress and tradition.
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Best
New York Telegram
American Medical Association
Special committee sees bright future for boot industry
The National Boot and Shoe Manufacturers' Association reports that trade conditions are favorable. A committee found the industry’s volume of manufacture and consumption much higher than ever before, with railroads’ gross earnings at about twenty five percent.
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Hughes
Fool's Paradise
National
Boot and Shoe Manufacturers’ Association
December notes mix of whimsy and politics
The passage weaves playful oddities about King Cole and American beauties with political chatter. It mentions Governor Whitman seeking renomination, Cincinnati awaiting the baseball season's end, and a miner’s fate contrasted with a balloon ascent, all set in a newspaper fragment tone.
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Whitman
Cincinnati
Baby Bill the Buffalo Joins Central Park Herd
A week old buffalo named Baby Bill weighs 100 pounds and becomes boss of the Central Park herd in New York. Buffaloes are scarce in the United States, drawing public interest in the tiny new addition.
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Baby Bill
Central Park
New York
United States
Exercises for Constipation by Day Evans
How to Keep Well by DAY Evans Chicago describes multiple exercises to ease constipation. Readers are guided through standing, bending, twisting, and leg raises with emphasis on posture, breathing, and avoiding slouching, noting variations and relations to Kellgren and Battle Creek routines.
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George Neovius
Kellgren
Battle Creek Sanitarium
Humor Bits and Witty Quips From Sober Gigs
A collage of humorous exchanges and quips from various papers. Jabs on partial vacations, auto lore, diploma Latin, and car repairs with hairpins. A playful mix includes a teapot mishap, marriage misfortune, and mock debates about opinions and importance.
Lew Fields Surprises Women With Grease Painted Old Man Gaffe
In New Jersey a group of well dressed women encounter Lew Fields posing as an old tramp with a chained dog. They mistake him for a beggar before recognizing the comedian, who jokes about his disguise. Fields discusses a shift from Keystone comedy to a new path aiming to move audiences emotionally on Broadway.
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Georgia
Mississippi
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New York Evening Post
Belgium
Mexico
Lima
Dinan
Cotorea
Dinah
Till
Bill
Farver
Pall Mall Gazette
Mobil 1
Ant
Lew Fields
Rascal
Mr. Fields
Keystone
Industrial drama and war talk across papers
A compilation of brief newspaper quotes notes the tri angle of employer wage earner and public and other items. It reflects commentary on health certificates wartime costs bread and meat prices and political figures as printed in the Washington Star Kaiser era lines Rochester Herald and Memphis Commercial Appeal selections show mixed opinions and curiosities through words and headlines.
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Washington Star
Housewife's Economy by Frances Marshall explores frilling trends
A 1916 column by Frances Marshall on using ruching and frilling to freshen summer frocks. It notes how pleated organdy frills enhance sleeves and necklines, covers up unflattering neck shapes, and suggests color touches to harmonize with outfits.
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Meclure
Fence Theft Stuns Bayonne Neighbors
A wooden fence six feet high and fifteen feet long, built two years ago by Samuel Boroshinsky beside his house, was stolen. Police investigate as Boroshinsky reports the break to stop neighbors from peering into his apartments.
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4. J
Samuel Boroshinsky
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