STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY ADVERTISING AND RATES
Public notice text lists publication details for the STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY of Anaconda Montana. It covers postal entry, foreign advertising sales by J Morton Co, subscription rates by carrier and mail, and lists newsstands and agencies in multiple cities. Address for general inquiries is STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY Anaconda Montana.
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Firam J. Morton Co
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Fifth Avenue
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Insavance News
Montana
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Michigan
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Minn
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Portland
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Tacoma
Russia Will Pull Through, Root Says From Petrograd Visit
Former Secretary of State Root led a mission to Petrograd and other Russian centers and reports Russia is likely to pull out of turmoil. He notes Russia has been a republic only months, compares progress to the United States, and urges vigilance against treason and conspiracy at home while supporting the war effort.
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Montana
Russia
Root
Petrograd
Butte
East
Kerensky
Good Government
Council of the
Frtansa
Entente Allt
United States
Slacker sentiment on duty and enlistment sparks debate
A critique of shirkers in wartime, attacking union members who skip meetings and voting on wages, while linking broader morale issues to conscription and military readiness. The piece cites the Anaconda Mill and Smeltermen union vote, wartime anxiety, and various political figures as context.
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Anaconda
Patriot Defends Judgment Amid Rumors Of Army Scandals
The Christian Science Monitor warns of a whispered campaign aimed at undercutting public confidence in the government. It cites rumors about army camps and naval stations claiming poor feeding, clothing, housing, and care, urging prompt decisive action to counter misinformation.
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Baker
Daniels
Christian Science Aronisor
Attaboy Neo Language Spreads From Baseball Slang Abroad
A New York correspondent notes protests over calling American soldiers Sammies and explains English usage shows ridicule. In rural England Sam<my> marks a fool while Attaboy, meaning That's the boy, gains rapid international traction. The term originates debatedly from Pop Anson or Hughie Jennings, and is expected to travel to France with ease.
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New York
England
Sammy
Samm
Europe
Attaboy
Sun
Pop Anson
Hughie Jennings
France
Pershing
Germanys Nerves Described Amid Food Strain In Berlin
An American, among the last to leave Berlin at the war declaration, warns that German rations cause privation yet stop short of famine. He notes morale eroding as supplies stay tight, while troops newly deployed show initial strength before morale collapses amid food and supply pressures.
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Berlin
Cincinnati Quirer
Prkingman
United States
Germany
Jets
Banana Nutrition For The Home Kitchen
A feature on turning bananas into economical nourishment. Perishable fruit can be eaten raw or cooked, with preparation tips to aid digestion. Banana flour and bread mixes are noted in Jamaica due to surplus exports, while plain ripe bananas remain a cheap, nutritious staple for salads drinks and meals. A banana beverage recipe uses mashed banana milk sugar nutmeg and optional grape juice or sparkling water.
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Kingston
Jamaica
Meciute
Pretty Soft Short Tales From Mrs Malone
A fragmented reminiscence of a Youth's Companion item features Mrs Malone describing Bobby’s circus life as a gentleman with a handsome salary. A rustic servant girl buys vegetables while a tradesman jokes about horseradish, and a Malts bottle odor aboard a Pennsylvania line train triggers a countryman’s plea to cork it.
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Bobby
Pennsylvania Isroad
Newark
Fadam
Keeping West By One: Vegetables Milk and Iron in Child Diet
A discussion on infant nutrition notes that slow walking, pale, soft children may need more vegetables and fruit, milk, and iron. It cites experiments from the American Journal of Diseases of Children on boiling versus steaming vegetables like spinach, carrots, onions, beans, asparagus, and potatoes, detailing mineral loss and iron/phosphorus rankings across methods and veggies.
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Enoy
Iit
American Journal of Diseases of
New Zealand
Lime rich vegetables and steaming notes from a health column
A health column discusses lime content in vegetables and methods to steam produce. It notes spinach and carrots can be steamed with minimal water, compares mineral content under steaming, and cautions about practical measurement inaccuracies in figures.
Humor of the Day and War Era Snippets
A collage of quips and captions from humor sections and cartoons. Jests about war fronts, town life, and vaudeville gags appear with playful exchanges and punchlines reflecting wartime mood and local flavor.
Nix in a Name Headlines Press Spirit in 1917 Era
A collage of editorial snippets from various papers questions political labels and public figures. Mentions William Jennings Bryan on campus life and pacifism, Kerensky’s leadership, and White House picketers, highlighting press tone and public debate over war, suffrage, and loyalty.
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White House
Khuftalo Enquirer
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