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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1918

Page

6

Anaconda Standard Advertising and Subscription Rates

The Anaconda Standard lists departments at 118 North Main and 432 for social, notes foreign advertising William J. Morton Co as salaried rep in New York. Subscription rates show monthly and six to twelve month terms, with daily and Sunday editions, and various mail delivery options. News sources and distribution reach New YorkHoteline's, Thirt and Treadway, and Chicago agencies.

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They Died in Honor and the War Casualties

A reflective note on American war dead and the cautionary record of the casualty lists. General Crowder reports very few executions or guilty posts, while praising honorable deaths in service and the sacrifice made for Europe’s salvation.

America Europe Crowder

America Must Stand With Allies In Europe

The message argues that U S forces are in Russia and Germany to restore order and guard Rhine bridgeheads. It declares seclusion is folly, asserts the duty to persist until Europe is settled, and stresses the president’s role in securing lasting peace.

United States Russia Rhine Europe America Paris Herr Hohenzollern

A Christmas Carol Illumines the Grasping World

The article laments the hardhearted, cash-driven few who ignore the season of goodwill. It contrasts such Scrooge-like figures with those who share generosity and Christmas cheer, recalling Dickens and the enduring image of money changers.

Charles Dickens Scrooge

Tiny Tims and Marley Ghost Make Christmas Reading

The piece invites readers to enjoy a small Christmas reading about Tiny Tims and Marley’s ghost. It suggests the story can soften a grouchy heart or reward generous souls, possibly making this Christmas brighter now and in the future.

Marley

Land for Soldiers Plan Should Be Granted by Congress

Secretary Lane urges Congress to allocate 200000000 acres of reclaimable land plus loans to returning soldiers to develop farms. He notes Canada grants 160 acres with a 2500 loan and argues the United States can finance similar backing, reducing labor surplus and city migration while fostering independent farmer citizens.

Lane Congress Canada United States Ihs

Peace conference and league of nations debate in Washington

Reports describe President Wilson's continued diplomacy in Europe from Washington. He may return before the conference, while negotiations with France Great Britain and Italy shape the future league of nations and world peace arrangements.

Europe Wilson America Atlantic France Great Britain Italy Washington League of Nations Lkely

Northwest deemed clean from venereal diseases in army draft

A statement from the medical chief notes the Northwest as the cleanest region in the country for venereal diseases among the first million draftees. Percentages vary by state from Oregon at 0.59 to Florida at 0.90, with Southern states showing the heaviest rates. The surgeon general offered no explanation, but Northwestern states dominate the top of the list.

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Orville Wright Cites Critics on Aircraft Production

In Dayton the other day Orville Wright said critics reveal ignorance with their remarks. He noted Mrs Black praising her husband Bob for finally finding work. The exchange touched on employment in the gas and aviation sectors and reflects local mood about industry gains.

Orville Wright Dayton Black Bob Brown

Outdoor Christmas and wartime home crafts ideas

The article discusses celebrating Christmas outdoors when weather permits, proposing outdoor trees, greenery, and garden decorations as alternatives to indoor gatherings. It references using burlap, evergreen garlands, and wild greens, plus outdoor carols and family excursions to woods for fresh greenery.

Espensiv Christman Ana Kurt Biontome Tyne Glass Christ

Humor and Gossip Snippets From City Papers

Witty quips mix with a joke about renaming a president and a baby’s gift, with gossip about a seduced kiss and a $20 bill. A Kansas City Journal quip suggests a dull magazine for doctors and a salon remark about a cake’s value. A Washington Star exchange ends with a sharp marital retort about party invitations.

Wittie Hugh Brooklyn Pric Kansas City Journal

Press Snippets and Opinions Across Papers

A collage of brief quotes from newspapers including Syracuse Post Standard and Indianapolis papers. Topics touch on Bolshevik critique, political leadership, mutual forbearance before peace talks, royal precepts, wartime logistics, and reflections on American expertise and Paris diplomacy. Multiple voices offer a snapshot of momentary sentiment.

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