Anaconda Standard Publishes Montana Advertisements
Notice from the Anaconda Standard Publishing Company describes distribution, subscription rates, and domestic and foreign advertising reach. It lists carrier, mail, and Sunday rates, plus the outlets where the paper is sold outside Montana.
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Standard Publishing Company Publishers and Proprietors
Postoffice
Anaconda
Oica-standard
Mont Butte
North Mainstreet Tete
Homers
Rattersal
William J. Morton Co
New York
Fifth Avenue
Teibune
North America
Savence
Montana
Hotating's
Broadway
Chicago
Congress
St. Paul
N. St
Seattle
Whitney News Agency
Weattie
Acme News Co
Occidental
Yesier Wa
Russia Faces Kaiser Rule Or War Anew In Kerensky Message
In a wartime address to King George, Premier Kerensky warned that Russia must resist German domination or become berlin’s vassal. He urged the new republic to pursue steadfast discipline, despite autocratic temptations, to avert a German victory and preserve national integrity. The note also reflects Kerensky’s looming end and his resolve to serve Russia as long as possible amid a crisis.
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Kerensky
George
Russia
Germany
Rusia
Teutons
Berlin
Hindenburg
Ludendorff
Chemistry in daily life urged by Dr Palmer lecture
Dr Charles B Palmer of the Mellon Institute urged the study of chemistry as fundamental to everyday life in a Pittsburg lecture highlighted by the Gazette-Times. He argued chemistry enters into daily life whether we approve or not, drawing attention amid seasonal climate contrasts and wider public interest.
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Montana
East
Charles 8. Palmer
University of Pittsburg
Mellon Institute of Industrial Research
Pittsburg Gazette-Times
Motor Vehicles IX Court and Dutch Economic Dilemmas Abroad
A collage of legal musings on automobile cases shows courts ruling on public nuisance for driving into saloon windows and other mishaps, with notes on chauffeur liability and master servant doctrine. The piece shifts to Dutch grain and cattle surpluses, wartime trade blockades, and Holland's reliance on Germany for fuel and imports amid shifting Allied supply lines and American nonintervention.
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Jersey Supreme Court
Louisiana
Massachusetts
Kingdom Come
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
Supreme Court
Holland
Associated Press
Netherlands
America
United States
Britain
France
Germany
The Future of Chemistry and its Great Reach
A speaker extols chemistry as vital to health comfort and safety predicting germ free air homes fireproof buildings cork like floors and asbestos polish and a century of invention. He praises chemists and practical science as essential to industry agriculture manufacturing and national progress.
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Palmer
Eld
Heaven
Horatio
America
Fragmented History Chatter on War Revenue and Leaders
The passage strings together snippets about Hollweg and Von Hin, Germany's uncertain aims in war, and a lingering hope Congress will approve the war revenue bill. It contrasts U S senators and a Russian leader Kerensky with dramatic imagery of a burning deck, offering a fragmented, era-tinged reflection on WWI politics.
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William the Conqueror
William T
England
William
Germany
United States Senate
Michaelis
Tos
Mother
Hoover
von Hin
Slate reminders aid housewives in wartime economy
A 1917 McClure Syndicate piece suggests using a kitchen slate as a daily ordering reminder. It recommends dividing lists into immediate needs and weekly restocks, to prevent overbuying and duplication when both a mother and daughter shop. It notes paper shortages and promotes efficiency in household purchases.
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McCluren
Wind tunnel tests estimate Neptune power needs in 30 mile wind
Naval Constructor William McEntee reports wind tunnel tests on a Neptune model at the Washington navy yard. He says against a 30 mile wind at 14 knots, about 770 horsepower would be required to overcome wind resistance, roughly 20 percent of the power needed to propel her through the water.
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Neptune
Washington Navy Yard
Naval
Wiliam McEntee
Heat stroke causes and prevention from beer and diet
A 1917 discussion notes heat stroke arises from multiple factors including beer, constipation, rich foods, and heat humidity. It argues beer is more harmful than whiskey, urges water, regular bowels, lighter diets, proper clothing, and active air circulation. Employers should provide cool water and fans. workers must stay hydrated and avoid beer.
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Tropics
Kuhn
Cook County
Austria
Bchereschewsky
Haldane
Tony
Lyle
Dr. W. A. Evens
Balloon Tale and Peace Talks Prompt News Snippet
A fragmented New York Telegram quote notes the Kaiser in a balloon watching Russian troop progress near the Sereth, while a royal observer missed a Verdun setback facing the crown prince. It contrasts with a president’s indirect stance on congressional peace talks.
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Sereth
Crown Prince
Verdun
New York Telegram
Humor Vignettes and Civic Quips Across Newspapers
A collage of humorous bits and social quips from multiple papers. Witty exchanges about politeness, kitchen costs, and wage exemptions mix with cashier jokes and editorials on voters seeking more than laughter. Included are light snippets about war gardens, traffic police, and public life.
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Kinston
Detroit Free Press
Sorghum
Ashington Star
Boston Transcript
Tooster
Flouston Post
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Earth
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Mi. Romanof
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Mr. Hoover
Milwaukee
Mr. Root
Nord Deutsche Allgemeine Zettung
Gerard
Hamburg
Clown Prince
Hollweg
Itd
Frances Marshall
Sedograps NY
Stanley H. Rose
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Barber Asphalt Company
Pennsylvania
Weil
W. A. Evans
Suent
Houston Post
White House
Elihu Root
Elihu
Toston Globe
Taft
Baltimore American
Dallas News
Philadelph
Sun
Venizelos
Alexander
Boston
Knoxville Journal and Tribune
Spirit of the Press
Mae
EET Namae Trust
Miners Savings Bank and Trust Company
Park ST
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