Anaconda Standard Ad Rates and Distribution Info
The Anaconda Standard publishes advertising rates and distribution details. It lists subscription options, mail pricing, and newspaper agency contacts across several cities including New York and Detroit, with references to specific agents and street addresses.
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Miam J. Morton Co
Fifth Avenue
Chicago Tribune
North America
Montana
New York
Hotating
Broadway
Firth Street
Detroit
Metronalitan News
Wondwara Ant
Michigan
Rochester
Minn
Kelly Clear
Denver
Western News Agency
Salt Lexe
Emma van Patten
Epnge
Beattie Whitney New Agency
Beattie
Acma News Co
Occidental
Venter Way
Brokane
B. Brubeck, Wall and Rivernie
Standard Publishing Company
Soreanaa
Mant
Public domain status unclear in AP dispatch notice
A fragment discusses Associated Press news dispatches and rights to use and reprint material. The fragment mentions credit and licensing terms but lacks complete context or a full event description. The item appears to be a generic media rights note rather than a specific news item with a clear person, place, or date.
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Asanciated Pree
Asociated Press Te
Playing with Fire in World War I Russia and Germany
In this 1917 commentary the author accuses the Kaiser of playing with fire by negotiating with revolutionary forces in Russia. The piece argues Germany’s gains from a Russian truce could backfire as German unrest grows, predicting a near inevitable revolutionary upheaval at home once truth about the war is known. The warning calls for vigilance against domestic upheaval and asserts the Kaiser's cutthroat diplomacy endangers Germany itself.
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Russia
Italy
France
Germany
Petrograd
Lst
Sweden Faces Severe Food and Fuel Scarcity
A Sweden correspondent reports grave food shortages and rationing with bread limits and acute fuel shortages. Neutrals share privations but remain spared from combat, preserving manhood and future potential progress after the war.
Carrier pigeons back in war use in oversea force plans
Dispatch notes Halifax capture of a carrier pigeon with a German message. War planners urge pigeons as reliable messengers when telegraph and signals fail because gas and smoke hinder communications. Maj. Frank Grtin explains pigeons convey front line messages to HQ, aiding reinforcements and supplies.
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Halifax
War Department
Hamera
Boston
Frank Gritin
Signal Corps
Eld
No Shortage In Manhood Outstrips War-Torn Nations
A European neutral argues that in the coming generation Europe will outstrip war-devastated nations because it faces no manpower shortage, substantial war debts, or need for rebuilding. The remark emphasizes resilience and economic potential of neutrality amid postwar recovery.
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Countrie
Europe
College Attendance Drops as War Runs On
A Boston paper reports statistics from 60 principal colleges showing a total attendance loss of 21 000 since U S entered the war. Male student losses stand around 25 percent as many volunteers left college early, many joining officers training camps. College men, still patriotic, have not yet started careers or families to support.
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Boston
United States
Addressing Enemy Aliens and Naturalized Citizens At War
A 1917 style editorial argues for strict surveillance of aliens and naturalized citizens who oppose the United States during war. It warns that hostile acts by foreign subjects and even some oath-takers require vigilance, and urges government and citizens to unite to curb destruction of property and loss of life.
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United States
Germany
Austria
Carrier Pigeons and War Era News Curiosities
A collection of antiquated clippings notes carrier pigeons carrying messages during the 1870 siege of Paris and later uses at sea before radio. It mentions royal or political figures, wartime sentiments, and a Christmas context amid global conflict, with humor interludes and brief social notices.
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Paris
France
American Troops Join Italy in War Effort
A New York report quotes a House Foreign Affairs Committee reveal that American soldiers should stand with Italian troops. The piece emphasizes aiding Italy as a prime wartime necessity and honoring sacrifices made for freedom.
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Fey
Bulgaria
Turkey
Germany
Austria-Hungary
S Alps
Italy
America
United States
Tanly
House Committee On Foreign Affairs
New York
Chinese General May Lead 200000-Strong Force to France
The article notes General Yang Chang, chief general adjutant to China's president and former minister of war, may command a 200,000-man Chinese army headed for France. He currently leads troops around Peking and has served as minister to Germany.
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Underwood & Underwood
New York
China
France
Yang Chang
Peking
Yang
Germany
Warlimé Housewifery and Soap Shortage Reflections
Frances Marshall argues soap shortages stem from war economy and waste. She notes 30 percent drop in fats from city garbage and advises housewives to save soap, reuse small pieces, and stockpile bars. The piece references broader wartime shifts toward centralized, stable industry.
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Hoover
Boston
McClure Newsnaper Syndicate
Billion Dollar Need for Railways Stressed by Senate
Senator Newlands and railway executives urge at least a billion dollars to modernize the nation’s rail system for wartime transport needs. The group favors government support with loan terms or guardian guarantees while promoting coordinated operation over full unification. The railway war board’s competence is highlighted as key to guiding Congress and public support.
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Newlands
Joint
Congressional Railroads Committee
Committee of Railways Executives
Eastern Lines
Congress
Interstate Commerce Commission
Railway War Board
Washington
Railroads and war era regulation reshape national policy
The Interstate Commerce Commission shifts to a broad modern view of railroads, arguing wartime reforms must endure into peace. Officials say real regulation should balance stockholder fairness with shipper needs and national duties, making a return to past chaos unlikely.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Short Stories From Fort Warns Tom Relates Advice
Soldier George Gardner in Eminence and comrades discuss rest during training at Fort Warns. A clubroom riddle about a ground squirrel prompts a humorous exchange, illustrating daily life and jokes among Ninth Division soldiers.
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Fort Warnstom
George Gardner
Fitts Company
Tevington
George
Tadlansp
Press Snippets Spark Quips Across Papers
A collage of humorous and critical lines from multiple papers criticizes complaints about showmanship and politics. Jokes reference farmers, Billy Sunday, Kate confessions, and a range of figures from Detroit Free Press to Madison Avenue. Nongraphic satire notes power dynamics and public attitudes in a whirlwind of agitated quotes.
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Billy Sunday
Katee
Detroit Free Press
Fragmentary financial figures from early 20th century report
Incomplete OCR text shows fiscal year totals and tonnage figures for 1916 and 1917. Names and many numbers are garbled, but hints at shipments or measurements and percentages. The exact entities and dates are unclear due to the damaged transcription.
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