Anaconda Standard Publishing Company Notices
Publication details and advertising contacts for the Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda Montana. Includes offices, subscription rates, and list of newsstands outside Montana where the Standard is sold. Mentions foreign advertising representative and telephones for business and editorial departments.
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William J. Morton Co
New York
Fifth Avenue
Chicago
Tribune
North America
Sunday Standard
Montana
Mrs. T. J. Walsh Dies in Baltimore After Prominent Helena Work
Mrs. T. J. Walsh, noted in Helena social circles for organizing and promoting women’s clubs, died yesterday in Baltimore. She helped establish the state tuberculosis hospital, chaired the state Women’s Woodrow Wilson clubs, and led Red Cross efforts during wartime, earning respect across Maryland’s social and civic groups.
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T. J. Walsh
Baltimore
Helena
State Organization of Women
Woodrow Wilson Clubs
Walsh
Washington
Red Cross
Theaters ponder war impact on business outlook
Theater managers nationwide debate how war will reshape demand for entertainment. Many expect business to continue or improve slightly, but prolonged conflict could dampen appetite for lighthearted stage fare. Producers fear coarse humor may lose its appeal if families endure anxiety over loved ones in France.
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Pittsburg Gazette Times
France
Theaters Hope for Busy Season Amid War Anxiety
Theaters expect crowds as war anxiety drives desire for relaxation and amusement. Government support and a committee on soldiers amusements at cantonments bolster industry optimism. If the war lengthens and casualties rise, patronage may drop, though cinemas and music halls persist in Paris and London.
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Mistic
Washington
Paris
London
Australia moves to outlaw I W W amid unrest
The Australian parliament introduces an amended six month jail term for members of unlawful associations and allows deportation of non Australian born British subjects. Premier Hughes insists the I W W remains a serious threat as Sydney police raid I W W headquarters.
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Melbourne
Associated Press
England
Sydney
House of Representatives
William M. Hughes
Austalia
Hughes
Federal Public Service
Australia
Railroads and War Era Control Weigh Public Ownership
Frank A. Vanderlip predicts U S rails could become government owned after the war. A Cincinnati Enquirer quote notes far reaching co operation between railroads and the government, with experts like Elliott Willard Harrison dedicating themselves to efficiency under public scrutiny. A New York view favors broad statutes or a constitutional amendment for exclusive federal control while keeping management with railroad officers and stockholders.
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United States
Frank A. Vanderlip
National City Bank of New York
Holland
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Howard Elliott
Daniel Willard
Fairfax Harrison
New York
Physical condition of draftees cited as poor
Report from Washington statisticians finds few draftees in first class physical condition. Incomplete data show defects traceable to lack of systematic training from ages eight to eighteen, highlighting a failing trend in youth fitness.
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Washington
Patchwork editorial glimpses on war and society in wartime satire
A string of satirical comments touches on education, health, diplomacy, and politics. It mocks Kaiser Wilhelm, Wilson, IWW, Russia, and democracy while riffing on harvest, fairs, autumn, and the annual frost and pumpkin session. It mixes puns, irony, and current events.
Housewife’s Economical Luncheon Idea From 1917
A busy housewife proves a simple plan to serve a lunch at breakfast time. She uses leftovers, preps salads and sandwiches, and keeps tea or coffee ready for quick service. Her 8-year-old can help, and dishes are stacked for easy cleaning between meals.
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McClure
Lead Thou Me On
Commentary on government economic actions as a bold, faith driven national journey into uncharted policy. The piece contrasts divine guidance and self government with the nation’s perilous course and the disciplined resolve of its people. It condemns dissent while warning of retribution for spies and traitors aligned against the effort.
Price Fixing Commission Seeks Farm to Store Price Scale
Mr. Henry J. Waters, president of Kansas State Agricultural College, serves on a commission named by President Wilson to set a farm to grocery price scale. The group aims to remove undue profits and balance prices for the public.
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Henry J. Waters
Kansas State Agricultural College
Wilson
A Day of Reckoning Warns Against Disloyalty
The New York Sun warns Prussian agents, American traitors, pacifists, and anti democratic propagandists to heed growing opposition. It argues moderation by the government has emboldened disloyal actors who aim to demoralize U S military and undermine diplomacy, but public patience is ending as resolve hardens.
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Russia
New York Sun
Edith Cavell
Humor Snippets From Various Newspapers Collected
A compilation of brief comic exchanges from diverse papers. Jests cover hunting rifles, meat costs, potato bugs, wartime life, and a pun on a musical line. Includes quotes attributed to Baltimore American Boston Transcript Detroit Free Press and Penn State Froth.
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Bix
Dix
Boston Transcript
Baltimore American
Ann
Liz
Penn State
Bob
Senator la Follette
Detroit Free Press
Quotable War Snippets From American Papers
A collage of editorial quips cites public figures and nations. The assortment lampoons German strategy, Kaiser policies, and U.S. figures like Hoover and La Follette, reflecting wartime sentiment and press humor across several cities.
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