Anaconda Standard Publisher Contact and Subscriptions
The Anaconda Standard lists publishing details, addresses, and rates. It includes editorial and business office contacts, surcharge and mailing rates, and notes on where the Sunday edition is available.
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William J. Morten Co
New York
Fifth Avenue
Thiearo—Tritone
North America
Sunday Standard
Montana
Kctaling
Thirty-eighth
Chicago
Congress
St. Paul
St. Marie Cigar and News Co
Fast Fifth Street
Detroit
Metropolitan News Co
Woodware
Michigan
Rochester
Portland
O'Mara, Fifth and Wash
Tacoma
Treeo News Co
Beattie——Whitney
Seattle
Acme News Co
Spokane
R. Stubeck
Wall and
Riversie
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda, Ment
The Surgery of War Reassuring Medical Outlook From Europe
Maj. J. E. Goldthwait reports that only one in five wounded die, with about 1,000 of 1,350 wounded returning to duty. He notes advances in surgical care and preventive health, praising U S surgeons in Europe and urging swift organization of the medical corps for American troops to minimize deaths.
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J. E. Goldthwait
United States Reserve Medical Corps
Europe
America
United States
Pole Dazzling Lights
The article notes no current law requires dimmers on cars and describes drivers using high beams, which blind oncoming traffic. It recalls a failed legislative effort to require dimming headlights and contemplates a future standard for safer night driving.
Army Enlistments Show Patriotism and Fitness Gaps
Enlistments since April show strong patriotic response and a large pool failing to meet fitness standards. If all applicants were accepted, a potential force of 1,736,000 would exist, but about 1,100,000 were rejected. Current totals exceed 800,000 in service with 40,000 in officers training camps awaiting selection.
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Army
Navy
National Guard
Highway traffic risks and the role of lighting
The piece argues that highway drivers face constant danger despite low collision rates due to careful driving and Providence. It notes ordinances and improvements in traffic control, lights, and regulations while urging continued enhancements to road safety and lighting as cars became common.
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Lonesome Trail
Women step into wartime roles across industry
As draft pressures rise, employers recruit women and girls for work at equal pay. The Pennsylvania Railroad hires 2,360 women in two months and plans more. Women on the Pacific coast chauffeur and perform office tasks, while housewives expand canning and drying efforts to avert a food shortage. Russian women’s front line roles are discussed, contrasted with American attitudes, and a small minority of protesters are noted in Washington.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Pacific Coast
United States
America
Washington
White House
Not a military nation many fail military standards
Many men rejected for service show bravery and love of country but fall short due to foot, sight, heart, lungs, weight or height. Recruiting officers note disappointed applicants often seek improvement and return, sometimes after counseling, with some finally entering the army.
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Utica Observer
Humorous Bits From The Day On Witty Exchanges
A collage of joke lines and quips from various papers. One line imagines a college student overestimating the army while another mocks a commuter father awaiting sentence commutation. Other snippets joke about car sellers collectors aviation corps lambs and a pianist at a supper dance.
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Puck
Baltimore American
Birmingham Age-Herald
Buffalo Times
Detroit Free Press
Auto
Aviation Corps
Louisville Courier-Journal
Yung
Boston Transcript
Susan
Boston Globe
Lehigh Valley Rail Units Study Electric Operation
The Lehigh Valley railroad seeks feasibility of converting its Jersey City to Wilkes-Barre main line and the Mahanoy & Hazleton division to electric power. The plan includes Lehigh Coal and Navigation plants at Harwood and Hauto, new power units, and transmission lines. Estimated cost is about 11 million dollars.
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Lehigh Valley Railroad
Jersey City
Wilkes-Barre
Mahanoy & Hazleton Division
Penn Haven Junction
Mt. Carmel
Lehigh Coal and Navigation Company
Harwood
Hauto
Tomato Preservation Recipes From a 1917 Household Guide
A 1917 McClure Syndicate piece urges thrifty housewives to preserve surplus tomatoes. It covers canning and multiple pickling methods including ripe tomato soy, green tomato soy, sweet tomato pickles, and India relish, with detailed ingredient lists and steps.
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India
McClure
Jonny's Short Stories and the Army Dream
A humorous exchange about joining the army. Jonny, a young patriot, faces rejection due to cross eyes. He proposes a comically ineffective plan to fool examiners using a double-barreled gun, while a narrator notes practical concerns about moving for work.
How to Keep Wes A Bible Quarantine Leprosy Rules
Dr. W A Evans discusses Leviticus cleansing rites for lepers and infected houses. The priest diagnoses, washes, and observes seven days before allowing return to camp. House cleansing involves removing stones, scraping plaster, and possible destruction if plague returns. The article notes ceremonial elements like blood, running water, cedar wood, and scarlet, with a future piece on their significance.
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W. A. Evans
Decline to Answer on Conscientious Objectors Sparks Debate
The Cincinnati Enquirer reports a clash between Roger N. Baldwin of the American Union Against Militarism and Henry A. Wise Wood over how to treat conscientious objectors. Wood refuses to answer hypotheticals about arming against invasion, while Baldwin condemns evasions and urges clear stand. The piece defends decisive action and criticizes pacifist logic amid wartime moral pressures.
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The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Roger N. Baldwin
American Union
Commerce and Finance
Henry A. Wise Wood
Mr. Wood
Roosevelt Eats Monkeys On River of Doubt
The dispatches mock Roosevelt claiming he ate monkeys while navigating the River of Doubt and warn against friction over hunger. Commentators elsewhere joke about Oyster Bay slackers and ponder political lines as prohibition looms.
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Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
New York Telegraph
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