Anaconda Standard announces publication details and ads
The Anaconda Standard lists publishing offices, circulation rates, and carrier and mail options. It also details advertising representation, street sales outlets, and address for Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda Montana.
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Standard Publishing Company
Anacondi
Standard Building
Mont
Butte
East Broadway
Willam J. Morton Co
Fifth Avenue Bilagocivivune Bu
North America
Primary Unisan Deliberations on Election Mechanics
The piece critiques primary voting length and complexity, noting crowded precincts, scattered votes, and high costs while questioning value. It contrasts primaries with old conventions, warns of unworthy winners, and reflects on pleasant late summer weather and seasonal activity.
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Montana
Harvest Imagery Foretells a Prosperous Autumn and Coal Sales
The text paints scenes of bountiful harvests and thriving trade as autumn nears. It links farmers, merchants, and workers in a cheerful, prosperous mood, noting the harvest’s abundance, seasonal changes, and the need for coal and warm goods for winter.
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Nature
Admiral Dewey backs new naval building plan in Herald interview
Admiral George Dewey approves the administration’s naval build program, saying it will elevate America to a leading naval power. He endorses Secretary Daniels, notes 16 inch guns and super-dreadnoughts as fleet core, and cites lessons from the Skagerrak battle as guiding current policy. He warns rivals and predicts the United States will rise among world navies as ships advance.
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George Dewey
New York Herald
America
Admiral Dewey
Josephus Daniels
Atlantic
Washington
French Army Orders Shave Frontline Troops
A vivid satirical column notes French army orders to shave troops except for a lambrequin, speculates on sanitary and weight considerations, and wryly comments on politics and public opinion. It mocks voters relying on newspaper portraits and parodies forthcoming campaigns and strikes with wartime cynicism.
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Bacon
Juntlee Hughes
Short Stories As Bad as a Mute
A string of vignettes from The Christian Herald style snippets includes a hunter recalling a fierce rifle kick aiding a reload after missing a grizzly charge in the Rockies, a boy Tom aboard a train with a curious stranger, a pawned gold watch replaced by a tin timepiece, and a class’s hot day in a history lesson where a student explains the phrase because he was dead.
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Rockies
Tom
The
Christian Herald
The Portrait Pin Campaign Faces Modern Campaigns
The primary election era brings photos of candidates to newspapers rather than editor boosted endorsements. Newspapers now showcase each candidate with a brief note to attract voters, reflecting a shift from editor driven campaigning to candidate centered publicity.
Panama President linked to land concession near canal
Washington reports President Valdez allegedly aided a Japanese request for a 60 000 acre land grant opposite San Miguel Bay on the Atlantic coast. Secretary Lansing orders probe to verify concession to Havana agent Shontara Fernandez.
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Clinehinst
Washington
Ramon Valdez
Valdez
Panama Canal
Lansing
Shontara
Fernandez
Havana
Atlantic Seaboard
Bay of San Miguel
Hay Fever Treatments Explored By Dr Evans Chicago Tribune
In a 1918 Chicago Tribune piece Dr W A Evans reviews hay fever care. A patient with lifelong pollen and dust sensitivity sees relief after calcium preparations and calcium chloride dosing. Comparative vaccines using pollen extracts and bacterial vaccines show varying efficacy, with combined methods aiding some patients.
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Mr. M
Harold Wilson
Solomon
Frank
Chicago Tribune
Plum recipes for canning and preserves from 1916
Plums in market prompt the careful housewife to prepare them for winter with recipes for canned plums pickled plums and spiced plums. Steps include washing steming prickling with forks boiling syrup making and sealing in jars with spice bags and vinegar variations.
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McClure
Humor of the Day Fiance And Will Bobby Be Sorry
A string of light lines from old papers feature quips about weddings work hours and domestic humor. Bits include a fiancé question about marrying his sister and a butcher joke about croquettes. The tone mimics early 20th century humor columns with casual banter and regional phrasing.
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Bobby
Bos
Washington Star
Baltimore American
Corn Tossel
Josh
Gail Kane Shares Studio Life and Fashion World
Gale Kane discusses moving pictures and stage plans during a chat at the Claridge. She describes her Long Island country life, studio commute from Fort Tee, and her advice for aspiring actors while sharing a kitchen recipe for old fashioned gingerbread.
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Gail Kane
Claridge
Miss Kane
Mise Kane
Great Neck
Long Island
Fort Tee
Mary
Gall Kane Te la Film
Curious World War Warmth Through Civic Quotes
A collage of witty quips and editorial asides from various papers lampooning wartime policy and diplomacy. It cites reactions to Franz Josef, Baker, and foreign relations with jests about golden rules and currency theft amid soil and politics. The piece notes satire on Belgium fines and agricultural guidance amid global conflict.
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