Anaconda Standard Publishing Company Listing
Public and business notices for The Anaconda Standard include publisher details, advertising rates, and office addresses. It lists multiple news agencies and offices in New York Chicago Denver Seattle Rochester and more, with references to standard stationery and subscription terms.
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Standard Publishing Company
Portomce
Anaconda Ruta
North Main Street
Telephones
Morton Co
Torktinth Avenue
Huilding Shears
Cartier
Noreh
Senseraens
Montana
Reoatway
Chlenes Canerens
Peale
Marie Clear
Cain
Tith Streetrontafetropaittan
News CO
Portland
Caseman
Pesrottee
Portlanao Mara Firth
Waa
Facomactregs
Seattle
Whitney Neves
Acme News Co’m, Oociden
Oe Nerier Way
Epokane
M. Brubeck
Wall
Risernie Ait Eanerat
Etterm
Poreiehtno
Ment
Labor Day appeal from United Mine Workers president
John P. White, head of the United Mine Workers of America, calls for patriotic laboring men to stand loyal to the United States on Labor Day. He notes miners joining munition factories and wartime work, cites coal production gains, and defends workers against accusa tions of disloyalty. The article also outlines a federal plan from the Agriculture Department to spend 11.546 million dollars to boost production, extend farm labor services, and expand rural and urban county agents, with a nationwide survey of food resources and efforts to combat pests and shortages.
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William Haywood
J. W. Wye
John P. White
United Mine Workers of America
White
United States
New York
Department of Agriculture
Department
Yegat
State Agricultural College
Washington
Department of Labor
War Time Policy and Public Duty Amidst Global Turmoil
Commentary laments peace talkers during wartime, urging unified effort to shore up food supplies, reduce waste, and support national mobilization. It contrasts Lincoln era dissent with modern pacifist critique, notes England’s sports revival and American morale, and calls for action from leaders and citizens alike.
Socialist Party Decline Cited After Russia Visit
Edward Russell, socialist on the American commission who toured Russia, denounces the U S Socialist Party as alien and pro German. He says it has ruined itself by opposing essential wartime measures and lashes out at leaders J W Waism and others for anti government loyalties during war.
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Charten
Edward Russell
Russia
Socialist Party
United States
Russell
W York
J. W. Waism
Not the World War and the Cricket Surge
The text reflects a garbled account of global influence on cricket during and after a world war, noting crowds and promotions around prominent figures and teams, with scattered mentions of Haglund and Bim while criticizing fan enthusiasm and sponsorship dynamics. The fragmentary source mentions spurts of interest and speculative outcomes without clear dates or places.
Croquettes Save Leftovers For Patriotism And Flavor
A 1927 MeCture article promotes croquettes as economical, wholesome fare using odds and ends of meat and vegetables. It outlines white sauce preparation, egg and gravy substitutes, chilling, molding, breading, and deep frying with testing tips for hot fat, emphasizing practical guidance for home cooks.
Humorous quotes and quips from midcentury papers
A collage of joke snippets and wry lines from various newspapers including the Boston Globe Buffalo Times Detroit Free Press and Washington Star. The humor covers workplace mischief courtship war jokes and social observations reflecting era attitudes and wit.
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Judi
Boston
Globe
Hippo
Fox
Buffalo Times
Baltimore American
Josh
Mra
Washington Star
New US Shipping Board Flag Set to Fly Aboard Seagoing Vessels
A fresh standard will soon appear on seven seas marking the United States return to leadership in maritime fellowship. Adopted by the US Shipping Board following Congress action last September, the flag was designed by Charles Collens of Boston and chosen from several designs.
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Seven Seas
United States
United States Shipping Board
How to Keep Wes in Paralysis Safe
A 1917 discussion notes infantile paralysis symptoms that precede paralysis and urges calm, home safety, and public vigilance. It cites Dr. Wilson's study of 400 New York City cases, detailing fever, drowsiness, irritability, pain, tenderness, vomiting, constipation, tremor, and sleepiness as early warning signs.
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New York
Brooklyn
Mhyalclans
Tole
Wilson
New York City
Davy
Willard. Parker Hospital
Wes
Hale
Something Else Short Story Teases Mystery Arrival
A nervous young man waits in a reception room for a mysterious woman as a maid hints the delay stems from the mistress’s decision. Candy hurries to downtown and flags a streetcar, angering the conductor who misreads her wave as kisses.
War agee and pro German sentiment in press excerpts
A compilation of editorials and clippings from Chicago Herald Pittsburg Dispatch Indianapolis Star and other papers criticizing German propaganda and pro German sentiments. It notes proclamations by George, Castro, and quotes about U boats and Austrian naval views, with reactions from Dailies. It highlights public calls to mind and journalism's wartime tone.
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George
Serbia
Chicago Herald
Henry Planders
Castro
Venezuela
Mexico
Pittsburg Dispatch
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Leason
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Lloyd George
Hoover
Berlin
Kaiser
Gerard
France
Reed
Stone
la Follette
Gore
Gronna
von Hin
Hobson
Haglund
Iis
Frances Marshall
Detroit Free Press
Boston Transcript
Cooper
Poe
W. A. Evans
Chicago
Arent
Spirit of the Press
Kultur
St. Louis
Post-Dla
Tom Watson
Knoxville Journal and
Denman
Atlanta_ Journal
Rice & May
Brotherhood
Florence
STARR
DSP Uesrpn
EverBey West Park ST
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