Anaconda Standard Publishing Company Founders Notice
The Anaconda Standard Publishing Company lists principals and proprietors with a motto of standard publishing services. It notes addresses for business correspondence in Detroit Rochester and other cities, listing multiple newspaper agencies and offices. The document names press, circulation, and contact points across several states and references a general business address in Anaconda Montana.
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Etaxiard Penlishing
Paritioners
Berkelaiaganea Bund
Rintonda Montperth Pranch
North
Balto Fiat
Whitlam
Morton Os
York
Pink
Detroit
Aaerngeienner
Wondweasdant
Michigan
Rochester
Minn
Kelly Clearatore
Tanwar Connettar News Co
Bmn
van Patten
San Francisco
San Francisco United News, 22% Ady. Tse Aneeton—Jama News Ageney
Kan Dleemr Gynee
Jana
Otice
Dar Stare
Cheety Facnrna Tren News Co
Baye Seog Seton
Anaconda
Mont
Liberty loan prep urged as war funds rise
Friday August 2 191 seacoast editorial calls Americans to save now for the upcoming fourth Liberty loan to fund the war. It highlights production milestones for rifles machine guns and ammunition and cites a German trade collapse as proof of Allied strength.
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America
Ordnance Department
German economic collapse after war warned by experts
The article discusses Germany's wartime industrial collapse with cotton mills, silk concerns, and shipyards decimated since 1914. It cites experts who foresee an economic revolution postwar, warns the United States could shape outcomes, and features critical German voices like Maximilian Harden and Professor Kurt Breysig criticizing militarism and sword nobility. The piece projects massive losses and calls for postwar equal rights and reform, as analyzed by financial statisticians.
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Germany
Me. Tiler
Maximilian Harden
Kurt Breysig
University of Berlin
Professor Breywig
Prussia
Modern Battles Shape War News And Public Sentiment
A sweeping, critical overview of World War I combat length, noting Verdun and the Somme as long campaigns, and describing the current French battle as a single extended clash. The piece mocks leaders, praises endurance, and laments strategic missteps amid ongoing Allied and German actions. It lampoons Kaiser, Lansdowne, Hearst, and Lloyd George while weaving in headlines about roving troops, munition explosions, and political stances.
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Verdunon
The
Somme
Haig
Flanders
Artois
France
Lord Lansdowne
Wartime Housewifery Advice on Milk Substitutes
PHANCES MARSHALL urges housewives to avoid wasting milk in wartime by using condensed or evaporated milk as substitutes. Rinse cans to recover milk, dilute with water per recipe, and consider dry milk powder for long shelf life while avoiding tin waste.
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Hana Searan
A Real War Bride Loses Two Husbands in War
A war widow recounts losing two husbands and a third killed in active service. Lady Michael Ware recounts the experiences of land brides and her late husband Geofffrey Millia, who died in battle, and her third husband, a British officer.
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Michael Ware
TNS
Ana Lett
Geofffrey' Millia
The Road to Anywhere and a World of Notes
A jumbled collage covers poems about a road to anywhere, wartime hotel menus noting workers to war, church counts, informalities with redskins, a Tampa wedding, insurance notices, chigger humor, and fashion sketches. Names like Wyatt Bass, Gladys Salmon, and Mary Helloge appear amid varied clippings and social notes.
Fragmented Opinions and Political Snippets From Era Papers
A collage of short news blurbs and quips from various papers. Mentions of William J. Bryan and a 1920 marathon, Jim Ham Lewis and Hiram Johnson, Karl Helfferich in Moscow, Emperor Charles and Austrian generals, Constantine on Finland, and General Foch. Diverse tone across outlets including New York Telegraph Charleston News and Courier St Louis Post Dispatch New York Sun Detroit Free Press York World Indianapolis Star and Macon.
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William J. Bryan
New York Telegraph
Hiram
Jim Ham Lewis
Johnson
Rienzi
California
Charleston News and Courier
Karl Helfferich
Moscow
St. Louis
Detroit
Constantine I
Greece
Finland
York
Jim
J. Ham Lewis
Rainer
Indianapolis Star
Submarines Cross Atlantic Barely Powered by Own Motors
Report says a small fleet of ten submarines crossed the Atlantic largely under their own power. They departed Montreal in July and traveled to Canada under their own propulsion. British cruisers escorted them as they completed the voyage, highlighting the achievement of self-propelled underwater travel.
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Atlantic
United States
Canada
Issy
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Associated Press
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Kaiser
Commerc
Teuton
Frankfurter Zeitung
Arthur Filer
Germa
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New York Tribune
Ita
Merlin
Hearst
Auilla
Lloyd George
England
Marquis of Lansdowne
Bret Tale
Holsheviks
Jeannette Rankin
Washington
New York
Turkey
Gan
Paris
Phances Marshall
Liggett
Marne Salient
Bundy
Philippines
Brewing Telegram
Anywhere
Fim
Food Administration
Federal “Council "of Churches
Sa Kyeonard’ Liebling
Gilles
Wiesed Heathen
Wilds
Weeghman
Thompson
Wyatt Bass
Gladys Salmon
Tampa
Fla
Grand_Rapide Daily Aire
Ionia Avenue
Ars
Mary Helloge
Heystek Sstate
Rea Cara
Sans
Tana
William Munier
Tm Chicarn
Ana
Enierororm
Chigker
Eagle
American Association of Woolen and Worsted
Gerry
Mater
Spirit of the Press
Och
Macon
Lint Busnes
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