Anaconda Standard Advertisement Notice and Contacts
The Anaconda Standard lists postal and office details, announcing publication offices in Anaconda Montana with address lines and telephones. It includes advertising and subscription rates, distribution points, and several city and regional newsstands and news agencies across New York Detroit Rochester Denver Los Angeles Portland Spokane and more. The fragmentary page shows the Standard Publishing Company address and contact points for business correspondence.
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Standard, Nunissiting
Trant
Anaconda
Bell
Standard
Mont Watte Cranch
North Main
William J. Morton
New York
Fifth Avenue
Chicago Trivane
Ouratnn
Monana
Hotaling’s
Thirty-eighth
Broadway
Nity
Soe Angeles
Kama News Agency
Pleeeesen Nite
Agen
Portland
Postdttice
Cornet Fortiata
Fitth
Whathineton
Wreete
Aeattec
Wehitney New Agency
Becidental and
Verlerway
Spokane
B. Stubeck
Wall
Riveral
Mont
Peace Conference Terms and Plans for 1919
On December 11 1918 it is expected that preliminary talks among war winning allies will set terms for peace with the Central Powers. Neutrals will not vote on terms, while discussions will also cover a practical league to enforce peace disarmament and freedom of the seas and the rewriting of international law.
Need of Censorship During Peace Talks Cited
Editorial argues censorship should continue as peace negotiations begin. It notes wartime restrictions were sometimes excessive but stresses risk from false reports. Calls for coordinated allied reporting and disciplined press to avoid trouble while terms are not yet agreed.
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Characteristics of successful aviators revealed by pilots
The Lancet article by a pilot and a medical officer reports questionnaire results from qualified pilots. Key traits include a lively temperament, high animal spirits, optimism, humor, and audacity. Successful aviators enjoy off duty theater and dancing, while the fighting scout variant has limited imagination but views flying as a game.
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London
Lancet
Shetter
Spectator
Soldiers' needs clash with war workers pay plan
The piece questions Frank Morrison of the American Federation of Labor and a plan to fund every war worker until reemployed, arguing soldiers should be first in line for jobs and noting war workers already earned high wages and shared overtime. It contrasts wartime sacrifices with postwar policy while weaving in political asides and broader commentary.
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Frank Morrison
American Federal Labor
United Stovernment
Press censorship urged as allies fear rumors amid armistice
In a clarified message officials warn that false or sensational reports from New York correspondents could disrupt Allied unity before the peace conference. They urge strict censorship to prevent incitement and stress the need for careful reporting. The article also praises the Butte and Silver Bow exemption boards for their faithful service during mobilization and entrainment efforts, naming W. McC. White, Dr. Peter Potter, Joseph H. Binney, Guy W. Stapleton, Dr. M. C. Smetters, and James H. Rowe as exemplary.
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Germany
New York
Europe
Pershing
Foch
Butte
Silver Bow
W. McC. White
Peter Potter
Joseph H. Binney
Guy W. Stapleton
M. C. Smetters
James H
The Lonely Airman and the Call for a Great Novelist
The passage discusses airmen craving company to brace danger, fearing being lost behind clouds when flying solo. It notes the emotional toll of crashes, shared camaraderie, and mental distress, comparing airmen to seamen and praising a later novelist’s future handling of this new English breed.
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Spectator
Ex-Emperor and War Talk Stir Headlines Across Europe
The piece compiles swift, satirical jabs at Holland, Hearst, and Wilson era figures, noting Holland's plans and Kaiser's uncertain movements. It praises American troops in Tien-Tsin for sobriety and discipline under martial orders, contrasting with European politicking and wartime rhetoric. It ends by detailing a massive five-quarter mile bridge over the Yellow Sea.
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North China Star
Ton
Bernard Shaw
Tien-Tein
Washington
America
Tien-Tsin
France
China
Yellow Sea
Wartime Housewifery and Nut Usage Amid Scarcity
An article by Trancas Marshall discusses the role of nuts in wartime dining, noting their value as a complete food and a butter substitute. It explains nut nutrition, digestibility concerns, and suggests uses in cakes puddings and candies with maple syrup and molasses. It also touches on Labrador’s large area and sparse population.
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Swiste
Red
Essary
McClure News
Paper Syndicate
The Height of Virtue in Public Service Notes
A collage of quips from various papers criticizes public officials, press ethics, and foreign policy with remarks about taxation, German punishment, news exchange, and a humorous London anecdote about a sovereign. It contrasts self sacrifice with political maneuvering and mocks contemporaries.
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Ohio State Journal
Humor and Exchanges From a Fragmented Transcript
A fractured humor piece presents snippets of dialogue about pardon, mistaken identity, candy pranks, family banter, and a distant talk on travel and dance as markers of refinement. The text showcases quirky exchanges from various speakers, including suspected misread lines and unfinished thoughts.
Islands Turtle Paradise Rest of the KOA
Uland Calman advocates the island chain as home to the finest turtle fisheries in the world. Local fisheries and tourism figures note thriving harvests and growing demand.
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Islands
Koa
Uland Calman
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