Polisoners and Proprietors Entered at Pointoffice
The STANDARD publishing notes advertising rates and distribution. The text lists offices and departments in Anaconda Montana with references to foreign advertising and a New York representative. Newsstand outlets include hotels and city news agencies in Detroit Rochester Seattle and Spokane.
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Montana
New York
Hotaling’s
Seattle
Acme News Co
Occidental and Verler Wat Enokane
B. Erubeck
Walt and Riverine
Nanconda
Mont
Blame Game in Germany Over War Actions
In the hour of defeat leaders across Germany retreat from responsibility for the war and its brutal conduct. The Kaiser, Crown Prince, Hindenburg, Ludendorff, and other military authorities deny consent while seeking to avoid accountability for submarine warfare and aerial bombing. If Germany had won, they would likely claim all credit.
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Germany
Kaiser
Hindenburg
Ludendorff
Ford in the Sanctum
Henry Ford shifts from politics to media by purchasing the Dearborn Independent. He plans to publish his ideas clearly, defend against press distortion, and use one page to present his ideals while denying personal-only aims. The move signals a public enlightenment effort amid Michigan GOP opposition.
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Michigan
United States Senate
Henry Ford
Ford
Dearborn Independent
Detroit
Road of railroads and postwar prosperity urged
The piece argues for vast rail expansion worldwide led by the United States, forecasting revival after war. It highlights Ford and free enterprise while predicting rebuilding in Europe, new markets in Africa and Asia, and a surge in American steel and copper demand. It questions immigration shifts and notes political jests about rulers and peace.
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Europe
France
Belgium
South America
Africa
China
Russia
United States
Canada
Asia
America
New Ideals From Soldiers Returning Home
Reading from Memphis Commercial Appeal, the piece urges postwar civic duty as two million soldiers return. It argues rehabilitation in morals, civic responsibility, and government partnership, and stresses higher teacher pay and American-centric public education to foster justice and liberty.
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Memphis
Becan
France
Begin
Everybody's Magazine
Franklin K. Lane
Interior
Foreign-born population debate after peace terms
Discussion grows on whether the United States will welcome a postwar influx or see foreign-born citizens return home. Victor A. Leisner warns 15 million emigrants may withdraw funds and leave the country, blaming lack of Americanization and unrest in Russia. Congressman MacCrate disagrees, noting foreign-born Americans have increasingly embraced American ideals in the last year and a half.
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Victor A. Leisner
Savings Bank
American Bankers Association
New York City
America
Russia
Mr. Leisner
Elect MacCrate
New York
Amer
Shortest Day Signals Winter Strains in Berlin Town
The piece notes residents fear shortages and illness as Berlin endures a harsh winter. It mocks the season’s hardships, warns against complacency, and cites the almanac announcing the shortest day of the year as a sign weather may soon bring snow and cold.
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Montana
Berlin
President Wilken Born in Staunton Virginia
President Wilken, born in Staunton Virginia, traces ancestry to Scotch Irish settlers in the north of Ireland. His great grandparents emigrated to the United States over a century ago, shaping a lineage tied to early American roots.
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Wilken
Staunton
Irela
Wartime Housewifery and Christmas Craft Notes
A fragmented column recounts wartime home tasks and cheap Christmas decorations. It mixes tips for tree adornments using apples and paper garlands with instructions on artificial snow, nonflammable lighting cautions, plus brief satirical quips about editors, wireless news, and distant world events.
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McClure
Humorous Day Fragments Echo Across Papers and Voices
A collage of quips and quotes from editorials and letters describe lighthearted remarks about photographs, fashion, and daily life. Bits from Washington Star Buffalo Express and Philadelphia Record touch on social commentary, car trouble, and cultural stereotypes with a sharp, era-tinged wit.
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Kaleer
Washington Star
Philadelphia
Buffalo Express
Broncho Bob
Piute Pete
Sam
Darky
Pusson
Grand Ride and Grand Majority in Houston Politics
The Houston Post notes a forthcoming 1819 chance for a noble democratic mayoral majority as women pay poll taxes, aiming for lace and tatting on a grand, well powderered majority. The excitement follows so called revelations of differences.
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Houston
Houston Post
Gar Perpect To Make Sight Gauge Readable From Distance
A foreign inventor outfits a stationary engine sight gauge with an arrow attached to a glass tube that follows the rise and fall of water. The device seeks to make the gauge readable from afar.
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