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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1916
Page
4
Public notice style item lists Standard Publishing Company offices in Anaconda and details subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions. Includes mailing prices, foreign advertising reps, and multiple newsstand agents across North America.
Sunday December 10 1916 essay by William James referenced in discussing the moral equivalent of war. It argues the need for a heroic social program to match war’s energy without violence, critiques materialism, and contemplates America’s prep for postwar conditions. It also notes political punditry on 1920 presidential prospects and party balance.
A satirical Globe piece mocks political maneuvers during a wartime year. It plays with Lloyd George as a strong leader replacing Asquith, mentions Rankin in Washington, and rails at public impatience with war progress while lampooning European leaders and domestic issues amid Christmas.
A commentary notes the 1920 presidential field stirring speculation. It lists William J. Bryan, Speaker Clark, Senator Underwood, Senator Pomerene, and Governor Cox as potential candidates, and argues Bryan should be dropped from consideration after two defeats.
Photographs show French private in full winter gear at Verdun front amid harsh weather. Soldiers endure cold as they battle the Germans, illustrating the heavy conditions of winter campaigning.
A satirical piece laments modern changes from handwork to machines and mocks reform trends. It derides gambling, alcohol, tobacco, and nightlife while joking about Santa letters and a town meeting. The text weaves social critique with humorous vignettes and reflections on rising costs.
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