Anaconda Standard Publishing Company Adverts
An aged newspaper masthead lists the Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda Montana. It details addresses for advertising and editorial departments, subscription rates, and a list of newsstands where the Standard is sold beyond Montana. It notes foreign advertising representation and emphasizes mail subscriptions.
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Anaconda
Bell Phones
Sevevevesccecaiee
Mont
Butterranch
North Main Street
Telehone
Business Dept
Ifar J. Morton Co
New York
Fifth Avenue
Chicago—Tribune
North America
Sunday Standard
Montana
Hotalinge’s
Broadway
Chicago
Congress
St. Paul
N. St
San Diego
Child's News
Portland
Rowman
O'Mara
Fifth and Wash
Tacoma
tTrego News Co
Seattle—Whitney
Seattle
Acme News Co
Occidental
Epckane—R. Stubeck
Wall and
Riverside
Standard Publishing Company
Ment
Butte Mines and Anaconda Smelter Shut as Strike Persists
The Metal Mine Workers union walkout leads to indefinite closures of Butte mines and the Anaconda smelter after failed strikes. Company offered wage increases and labor changes, but agitators prevailed. Outlook for a quick resumption remains doubtful and the region faces economic distress.
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Anaconda Company
Butte
Metal Mine Workers’ Union
Anaconda
No title provided in readable form
Community leaders urge sobriety during a major Montana industrial shutdown the largest in state history. Police and officials caution idle workers to avoid drink to prevent unrest and violence, urging conservatives to set an example and keep a clear head amid tense times.
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Montana
Butte
Anaconda
the Law
The Star Span gled Heavens and Antares
The article muses on celestial events and dismisses sensational signs in the night sky. It notes Antares as a distant, bright red star whose light began decades ago and discusses its size, distance, and the nature of red light from stellar atmospheres.
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Earth
Antares
Sun’s Life Cycle Sketched As It Fades To Red Slow Frost Sets In
The article explains stellar colors and ages, noting yellow stars like our sun are middle-aged while red stars are older and cooler. It predicts the sun will grow old, show senile debility, and eventually freeze, leading to a frost that will engulf Earth long before hell or any doom.
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Hell
Official Bulls Mock German Follies in Memoirs
Gerard's memoirs intrigue readers across hemispheres by exposing Germany's duplicity and German life while poking fun at U S officials. The piece cites humorous mislabeling in diplomacy and a garbled Garfield monument inscription, highlighting gaps in foreign affairs knowledge.
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Gerard
Germany
State Department
Dahomey
Cuspidors
Julius Chambers
Brooklyn Eagle
Pennsylvania Avenue
Washington
Montana urged to use federal funds for road improvements
Montana counties can match half the cost to fund road projects with federal money already available. A half million dollars is ready for current year, with three hundred thousand annually through 1921. The good roads movement is nationwide, appealing to tourists and potential visitors from many states, including Hawaii. Montana’s roadbuilding has produced scenic stretches that advertise the state to travelers.
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Montana
United States
Union
Honolulu
Roads and war chatter fill a Montana column
The piece urges rapid federal funded road paving across Montana counties highlighting progress toward main highways. It humorously cites battles from 1899 to World War I era, mocks German officials, and remarks on state and national leaders. It blends road policy with wartime commentary and media jabs.
Haig’s pace toward Berlin undercut by timid diplomats
A clipped column argues that Germany’s breach of Belgian neutrality and its failure to deliver on promises undermine its diplomatic stance. It mocks the Kaiser as the “sickest man” in Europe while noting Britain’s march toward victory, with Haig steadily shortening the road to Berlin as the war drags on.
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Tipperary
Haig
Berlin
Housewife Economy Rice Saving and Spanish Rice Recipe
A 1917 McClure Syndicate article urges using cheap perishables like rice and potatoes in summer. It suggests croquettes from boiled rice and meat, repurposing leftovers, and offers a Spanish rice recipe with tomato onion olives and okra baked until tender.
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McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Short Stories Not in a Hurry Scene Highlights Punchline
In a carriage a pretty girl enters and two men discuss introductions while a Scot weighs fare. A witty exchange follows about paying the fare before they sit with her. At home Mr. Feedwell boasts hiring two cooks at an agency, noting one arrives tomorrow and the other next week.
Ancient cleansing symbols amid plagues and oils
The article muses on whether biblical cleansing items such as birds cedar wood hyssop and scarlet had symbolic rather than practical antiseptic uses. It notes ancient practices with running water and possible blood symbolism alongside epidemics cited in II Samuel and Numbers, and comments on the shift to individual ailment references near Christ’s birth.
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Encyclopedia Britannica
Palestine
Chosen People
Israel
Dan
Beer-Sheba
Christ
Humor of the Day and a Sharp Satire Exchange
A brief humor exchange shows the editor probing the joke author about origin of a black eye while a satirical tone hints at a medical prescription misadventure. A physician panel joke notes a husband not following directions on his medicine, suggesting playful domestic satire.
Woman Refused Entry After Card Exchange Incident
Mrs. Smith hired a Chinese servant and attempted to train him to receive calling cards. She left, the servant answered the door, and she gave him her card. The next day two visitors presented theirs, but the servant compared them with Mrs. Smith's card and said tickets no good, you can't come in.
Spirit of the Press But He Won't Enjoy the Job
A collection of editorial quips on World War I leaders and figures. The Kaiser vows to remember the United States after the war, while other remarks mock draft exemptions, strategists, and political leaders.
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Wilson
Kaiser
Gerard
United States
New York
Dallas News
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