Anaconda Standard Publishing Adverts Begin New Publication
The Anaconda Standard announces a new publication line and advertising page. It lists office addresses in Anaconda and mentions staff and representative details for sale and distribution across multiple cities, including New York and Rochester.
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Anaconda
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Standart News
Montana
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Calenco-Congress Hotel
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Rochester, Miny
Clear Man
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Portland
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Tacoma Treen News
Seabec Witines
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Thevera Npary
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AEA
Enduring Peace hinges on lasting global accord
The author condemns cyclical wars and urges a peace conference to deliver lasting security. Civilian suffering, huge debts, and endless reconstruction are cited as reasons a durable settlement is essential. The piece calls for a peace that endures beyond future conflicts and secures civilization’s progress.
Weary Republicans urged to embrace holiday cheer and peace
The piece counsels Senate and House members to set aside slights and enjoy the Christmas season. It lauds the postwar era, condemns excessive battleship spending, and argues funds should boost the merchant marine rather than 160 new warships, urging patience before further naval expansion.
Peace conference outcomes shape navy plans and disarmament
The article notes that peace conference results may lead to a League of Nations and disarmament measures, potentially reducing the need for new battleships. It suggests there is no urgent rush to build more ships, and even if permanent peace fails, no immediate war threat exists, allowing time to prepare for future contingencies.
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Europe
League of Nations
Fragmented claims of peace leave minorities unsettled
The text argues that new European borders created after upheaval will leave minorities in Poland Finland Hungary and the Jugo Slavic state with little chance for equal status. Insurgencies and oppression feared as Russians Ukrainians Italians Bulgarians and others form dispersed minorities. Peace talks cannot satisfy all nationalities.
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Hines
Europe
Rea
Russia
Austria
Finlands
Poland
Hungary
Italy
Difficulties in forming a League of Nations in practice
A British statesman notes that while the idea of a world peace body is sound in theory, practical hurdles arise. Britain relies on naval power for security and would resist ceding control to a council with foreign majority. Public backing in England for a global defense authority remains weak, complicating the League's formation.
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Great Britain
Germany
United States
British Isles
England
Governor Lister seeks laws to force sale of idle lands
Washington's Governor Ernest Lister asks the legislature to craft penalties to compel sale of privately owned lands that lie idle in the state’s logged off and desert areas. He argues that prohibitive prices and the high cost of cultivation lock out small settlers. The plan aims to bring these lands under cultivation and reduce holdings by current owners.
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Ernest Lister
Washington
Big Bend
Columbia
The Coming of the Next Crop of Easy Marks
The piece laments land speculation and fraudulent sales of first close apple lands or prospective townsites, noting buyers paid up to $100 an acre only to face clearing costs far higher than expected and losses. It casts doubt on the Kaiser, Wilson era politics, and praising Petain’s Verdun leadership in a sweeping, opinionated vent.
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Sean
Enti
Washington
Montana
Marsh Petain
New York Sun
Verdun
Hens
Philippe Leither
Petain
Napoleon
Pollu
Metz
France
Eisace
Lorraine
Wartime Household Routine and Weekly Task Planning
The article argues for structured weekly housework divided into fixed tasks such as wash, ironing, and mending. It suggests listing tasks by frequency, marking imperative chores, and creating a cheerful plan to avoid overwhelming days. A weekly schedule helps busy housewives manage errands, cooking, cleaning, and entertaining with clearer, steadier work.
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McClure
Cost of living talk alarms thoughtful press voices
A collage of editorials skewers economic debate amid wartime strains. The pieces mock the idea that wages or prices can be regulated by talk, citing politicians and papers from New York to Dallas.
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New York Telegram
Dollar A Year Men Leave Washington Duties
The dollar a year men are quitting their Washington posts and returning to regular duties. Despite criticism some have faced, they display patriotism and sacrifice. There are 231 men, all eager to depart as soon as possible, marking a notable exodus from public service. In Omaha a brick chimney 202 feet tall and weighing 237 tons was felled with precision between two buildings, using strategically removed bricks replaced by hardwood timbers burned to guide the fall.
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Dayton
Washington
United States
Omaha
Neb
Humorous Snippets and Cartoon Jests From Various Papers
A collage of light quips and jokes from several 19th and early 20th century papers. It includes exchanges about shopping, misheard lines, a pun about porous plaster, a sleep talker, and a limerick about a woman with a large bunion. The items reflect period humor and newspaper voice with brief, playful exchanges.
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