Anaconda Standard Advertising Sections 1900s Notice
Local notices and ads from The Anaconda Standard list speaking of business cards and classifieds. Mentions Marie Clear Seviesaniuaie Birtatoasey Say and various agents and agencies in Portland Seattle Spokane and nearby distribution points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda Standard Standard Publishing Company Publishers and Proprietors
Nsw
St Pagion
Sie
Marie Clear
Seviesaniuaie Birtatoasey
Rei
Roosevelt Could Have Been President in These Times
The piece argues Colonel Roosevelt would make a better peace and postwar administrator than the current winner, but asserts the people should trust Wilson, who led the nation through war, meeting every expectation and providing a solid path to lasting peace and justice. It emphasizes continuing trust in Wilson for postwar challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Wilson
Ory
Germany
Glass
Treasury
Montgomery
Sunday Standard
Count Hohenzollern
Government Range Policy Boosts Stock Producers
The article notes open public range use declines for livestock owners as range stock drop, while national forest ranges gain in use and productivity under regulation. It argues for government control and cites Germany war news, claiming no famine risk and US sympathy for France and other Allies, with skepticism toward pro Germany sympathy.
Come Sugar Tales and War Comeuppance in 1919 Prose
A vivid satirical piece laments postwar sugar shortages and Prohibition era plaisanterie. It contrasts solemn elegy for buckets with sugar shortages, mocks Hoover and rationing, and envisions a renewed American spirit, liberty, and sweeter days ahead. The text teases a national revival through humor and sugar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Mr. Hoover
Amerongen
Wieringen
National forest ranges boost livestock outlook in 1918 report
The annual agriculture secretary’s report cites forest ranges as key to meat wool production with a significant rise in livestock numbers. Cattle permits for 1918 reached about 2.14 million and sheep over 450 thousand, with roughly 3 million more head placed on forests over two years, yielding substantial beef, mutton, and wool gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secreary of Agriculture
National Forest
Bliss Acknowledged Authority in Diplomacy Since 1875
General Bliss, West Point 1875 graduate, has served as a military organizer and diplomat in Cuba, the Philippines, Mexico, the Indians, Porto 0, Central America, and other trouble spots. Since joining the supreme war council in France, he and three Americans are seen as safeguarding and advancing U S interests when President Wilson returns to Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HL. Bliss
West Point
General Bliss
Cuba
Philippines
Mexico
Porto
Central America
Supreme War Council
France
United States
Wilson
Washington
Crown Prince Kaiser War Critique From The General Staff Debate
A fragmentary editorial voice questions responsibility for the war, arguing whether the Kaiser or crown prince or the general staff created and controlled the war machine. It satirizes leaders, cites Versailles, and mentions Wilson, Taft, and prohibition era concerns in a broad World War I era diatribe.
Soul Savers and the Soldier’s Spiritual Mission
A Stars and Stripes piece condemns a passenger who boasted of saving soldiers’ souls in France, denouncing self righteous missionaries who lack understanding of the allied war effort. It argues that the fighting American finds salvation through service and sacrifice, not preaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Army
Golfing Folklore Delivers A Tall Tale At Club
A father and son exchange quips about a golfer named Tommy. The boy asks how far a rival could hit the ball and the father humorously rates skill with escalating distances. The stump joke ends with a jab about honesty and ambition.
Wartime Housewifery Lessons in Nostrums and Nation
An analysis of changing wartime dining habits notes grapefruit and other fruits as starters moving from novelty to common practice. The piece cites French influence, new hors d oeuvre ideas, and urges balanced progress amid shifting drafts and fears of alien influences, urging restraint and unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seaham Mine
Peter Maat
Staten
Mitoda Tanger
Radical Socialists Held Meetings at Chicago Coliseum
The Chicago Tribune reports Victor Berger and other pro German Bolshevik leaders held a gathering at the Coliseum and overflow meeting at the annex. They oppose the war and seek to undermine American government, endorsing Lenine and European reform schemes. The piece condemns their influence and decries the crowd as uneducated and misled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Chicago Tribune
Victor Berger
Coliseum
Annex
Lenine
Russia
Bismarck
Humor Bits and Snappy Quips From Old Papers
A collage of quirky exchanges and wry one liners from periodicals. Jokes touch on court antics, taxes, domestic disputes, and social manners with playful wordplay and dated humor. Notable snippets include stand up phrases about contempt and a pun on home loving Germans.
Silk Cultivation and the Silk Monopoly in China
Until the sixth century the silkworm was cultivated only in China where the precious products and the secret of its cultivation were guarded with vigilant jealousy to ensure the monopoly of silk manufacture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chi
China
Fragmented World War Era Snippets From Various Papers
A collage of editorial quips and headlines from multiple papers satirizes postwar politics and society. Jokes reference Kaiser controversy Ludendorff fleeing Copenhagen and political figures like Uncle Joe Cannon, mixed with light jab at New York lobsters and democratic ideals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington Herald
Gott
Kaiser
Bavaria
New York World
Dee
New* York Telegraph
Germany
Doc. Garfield
Macon
Copenhagen
Aiapat Ludendorff
Sweden
New York Herald
William
Indianapolis
Apolis News
New York
Chicago
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Focal
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Him
Belgium
Serbia
Romania
Armenia
Paris
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White
St. Andrew's
Scotland
Harvard
Johns Hopkins
Vienna
London
Algiers
Tome
Italy
Argentine
Chile
Secretary Lansing
House
Gen
Tasker
Bertin
Lusitania
Seneca
John Barleycorn
Bill Hohenzollern
Carter Glass
Versailles Palace
Tower of Babel
William H. Taft
Dill Hohenzottern
St. Helena
Isle of Nowhere
Butte
Tommy
Kist Kamma
Zeebrugge and
Ostend
R. ¥. ‘Tyrwhitt
Saucy Arethnes
Zeebrugge
Harwich
England
Grand Fleet
Helgoland
North Sea
Sluecher
Hohenzollern
Kaiser Trang
Prances Marshall
Jt Mares
Iberty
Europe
Etta At
Ferman
Kansas City Journal
Fan
Kate
Kim
Miss Cayenne
Crevent
Washington Star
Indy
Tam
Detroit Motor News
Spirit of the Press
Dallas News
Mllnois
Congress
Joe Cannon
Sigmatioa
Columbia Record
Wconyrtett
Everton Telegram
Heald Oat
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