Anaconda Standard Advertisers and Subscription Rates
The Anaconda Standard lists publication details for the Standard Building Anaconda Montana with branch and circulation information. It includes subscription rates daily and Sunday, options by mail, and delivery in North America with monthly and annual prices. It also notes newsstands locations in major cities and agencies distributing the paper.
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William J. Morton Co
New York
Fifth Avenue
Chicago—Tribune
North Americ
Sunday Standard
Vance
Oteide Montana
Hotaline
Broadway
Chicago
Congresa
St. Paul
St Marie
San Diego -Chil
Portland
Mowman, Nnstamicn
Catner
Sara Firth and
Wash
Tacoma
Treen News
Beattie—Whitney
Beattie—Acme News Coe
Ocetten
Benedict Tries Peace Proposals Stir Global Interest
The August 15, 1917 issue reports Pope Benedict XVs peace proposals sparked instant attention amid Berlin Vatican Austria dynamics. It notes gloom over prolonged war, hopes they might influence public opinion in US and England, yet doubts any immediate breakthrough, while similar efforts by the pope and President Wilson draw global interest.
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Benedict
America
England
Loya George
Je Pope
Rome
Washington
Russia Eyes Dictator Rule to End Government Decay
The article cites Mr. Boynton asserting a practical dictatorship with a coalition cabinet as the sole path to halt vicious teachings undermining the government. He argues loyal military moves reveal weak spots and discipline effects ratification of a Russian ruling system aimed at restoring order and respect for governance.
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Chartes
Ameri Chan Kommerce
Rome
Don
Boynton
Rus
Propaganda and Liberty Amid Russian Revolt Reflections
He argues that two months ago no military operations were possible anywhere and warns against seditious propaganda. Citing Russia, he notes how ignorance and disobedience surged as a revolution toppled the regime, leaving 180 million people under a mental upheaval and diverse interpretations of liberty.
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Deine
Tussia
Russia
Next Year's Crop Aims to Boost Wheat Across Nation
The agriculture department launches a war era plan to secure 1.25 billion bushels of wheat by expanding winter and spring wheat acres, alongside rye as a backup. Targets include 41.0 million acres of winter wheat and 18 million acres of spring wheat, using 10-year yield averages to project production. The drive underscores food security amid wartime strain and outlines potential yields under favorable conditions.
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Department of Agriculture Hs
America
Tts
Reforming Climate With Heat Conservation Idea
French astronomer Camille Flammarion argues future humanity will regulate heat by conserving energy to prevent extreme temperatures. He cites oceanic currents and atmospheric processes driving heat to cooler regions and envisions storing vast heat resources for descendants, though methods remain undeveloped.
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Camille
Ustammarion
Anomer
Europe
America
New World
Atlantic
M. Flammarion
Camp Fire Girls Grow With 100000 Members in Nation
The Camp Fire Girls of America, sister organization to the Boy Scouts, reports a membership slightly over 100000 and about 6.82 camps, averaging 14.5 girls per camp. The home as hub of work guides activities, with insignia earned for tasks such as cooking vegetables, marketing on $2 weekly, room care, and baby care. Older leaders supervise and judge activities.
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Jimmie Gerard
Boy Scouts
Camp Fire Girls of America
Camp Fire Girls
Quixotic dreams and half measures in a distant arena
A clipped, opinionated note sketches grand promises and imagined reforms. It cites a colonel musing on speed and cost, riffs on the Kaiser and Mr. Gerard, and mocks Russia’s republican doubts while hinting at building major baseball leagues as certainty in a distant arena.
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Gerard
Gotterdammerung
Russia
Inexpensive Beverages to Cut Food Costs in War Days
A 1917 McClure syndicate feature advises frugal beverage ideas to trim weekly food bills. It suggests homemade root beer from a bottle extract, sugar, and compressed yeast, with step by step mixing and fermentation. It also shares a chocolate drink recipe using cocoa, milk, sugar, salt, and vanilla, served hot or cold with optional whipped cream.
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McClure
Bucket Shops and the Rise of Small Speculators
The piece explains bucket shops originating in Brooklyn and Chicago where small speculators traded wheat and later expanded to stock and grain. Legitimate brokers required large minimums, while bucket shops allowed tiny bets, often with no real trades, as owners profited from commissions.
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Brooklyn
Basle
Chicago
Movie Stars Plead For Red Cross Aid
Douglas Fairbanks Mary Pickford and Charlie Chaplin stand with outstretched hands in a Underwood & Underwood photograph urging public support for the American Red Cross. The trio reportedly earned about one million dollars each, far more than many bank presidents, highlighting the cause’s urgency.
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Underwood & Underwood
New York
Douglas Fairbanks
Mary. Pickford
Charlie Chaplin
Eay
American Red Cross
Heat Stroke and Heat Cramps Clarified for Home Care
A physician explains the simple two group classification for heat illness. Heat cramps from hard labor require cool, not cold water and cooling in a warm room. heat stroke needs rapid cooling and ice application with no alcohol. Ambulances in Chicago carry ice and ice water to lower fever quickly.
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MeCurdy
Younwatown “Yard
Kuhne
Chicago
Mathematician Wanted in Potatoes Toasted Tale
A farmer and his wife discuss a problem for their son Josh to solve using higher mathematics. They joke about peeling waste from a carload of potatoes and how many peels need saving in the kitchen to cover the loss. The scene mixes humor with a parental plan for math study.
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Mrs. Corntossel
Farmer Corntossel
Josh
Press Cartoon Snippets on War Critics and Leaders
A collage of editorial quips from multiple papers lampoons German propagandists, Greek politics, and U S war policy. It cites voices from Detroit Free Press Johns town Democrat Charleston News and Courier New York Herald Pittsburg Dispatch Dallas News and more, highlighting wartime satire and political commentary.
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Germany
Detroit
Setter
Mandy
Greece
Venizelos
Charleston
Rouana
New York” Herald
Reed
Russia
Kerensky
Pittsburg
Willis Moore
General Haig
Weather Service
Flanders
Dallas
New
Humorous Exchanges From Various Papers
A collage of old jokes and quips recounts memory loss treatment, a memory of a 45 cent beefsteak, a 15 dollar household singer, a masterly in politics, and a wife pin-money line. The bits feature a judge, a callous bill collector, a town crier remark, and a gun-kicking porter remark.
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Smith
Festus Bester
Puck
Polerties
Birmingham Age-Herald
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