Anaconda Standard ad and publishing notices
A garbled listing of The Anaconda Standard publishers and address lines. Mentions Standard Publishing Company, editorial departments, and city offices with scattered references to New York Chicago and Rome as part of a damaged ad block. Contains no coherent news event or dates.
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Ad Standard Publishing Company
Muir “Maarten
Ardard
Rome
Neadway
Eiaitorial Dept
Forvicetiam JM
New York
Chicago Tribune
Sunday Standard
Christmas Spirit and Peaceful Hope Across Nations
A December 1918 exhortation urges embracing the Christmas spirit as a universal guide for peace and goodwill. It contrasts war’s harm with kindness among nations communities and individuals, calling for greater benevolence, courtesy, and mutual care in the coming year.
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Europe
Montana
America
Vice Residency and Possible Running Mates Stir 1920s Debate
Discussion in the article covers whether the current president will renominate his vice president, with supporters pushing Marshal while others name Brand Whitlock as a potential new running mate. It cites historical examples of vice presidents serving under different presidents and terms to illustrate common practice in choosing a running mate.
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Marshal
Marshall
Brand Whitlock
Belgium
Martin van Buren
Jackson
Abraham Lincoln
Hannibal Hamlin
Andrew Johnon
Grant
Schuyler Colfax
Henryson
Grover Cleveland
T. A Hendricks
Fir
Allan G. Thurman
Adtai B. Stevenson
McKinslay
Garret A. Hobart
Christmas and its broad meanings and cheer
A long meditation on Christmas stresses its diverse views from theological to sociological, urging a joyful, charitable observance. It endorses the holiday as a unifying, global moment of faith, family feasts, gifts, and merriment, while warning against cynicism and pessimism.
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Friedrich Nietzsche
Delving into the history of vice presidency and Allied wartime moves
The excerpt surveys vacant vice presidential succession times 13 episodes with deaths seven cases and one resignation by John C. Calhoun in 1832 during nullification. It notes British troop withdrawals from Gallipoli likely heading to Egypt amid German moves seen as more than bluff and hints at the Society for the Suppression of…
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Theodore Roosevelt
Clinton
Gerry
King
Wilson
Hendricks
Hobart
Sherman
John C. Calhoun
Congress
Calhoun
Senate
Webster
Balkans
England
Gallipati
Saloniki
Egypt
India
Christmas Carols Delight Butte Streets Movement
Christmas Eve in Butte featured male choirs delivering the finest singing by Butte’s best singers. The carolers performed without pay or expectation of reward, spreading goodwill through business districts, hospitals, the asylum, and jails as part of the Christmas spirit.
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Butte
Disagreement Among Allies Over Balkans Policy
European war correspondents report a rift in Allied plans as Britain pushes to withdraw from the Balkans while France and other allies oppose. The Paris conference debated the Balkans strategy, with Britain insisting on possible Italian and Russian troop involvement. The outcome remains uncertain as host nations weigh options.
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Great Britain
Balkans
Paris
France
Italy
Russia
Christmas Joy Sees Sorrow Fade In Yuletide Verse
A vintage poem by Ray Hoppmay captures Christmas as a cure for gloom with imagery of festive carts, chiming bells, frost covered snow, children at play, and a warm fire. It celebrates merry memories, old carols, mistletoe, and universal cheer that dispels discontent.
Housewife Recommends Candy Substitutes For Health
A 1915 advice note urges replacing between-meal candy with dried fruits and nuts to protect teeth, digestion, and strength. It promotes dates, figs, prunes, raisins, ginger, and shelled nuts as healthier, affordable snacks, suggesting careful buying and moderation.
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Jeep
Watt
Somare
Enntesnery
Meciure
Local Industry Claims Revival by Slow Thawing
An obscure report notes that counston AG and ex Coors break into transport blocks. They claim long distance movement is feasible. The item asserts revival by slow thawing and selling alive is possible.
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Oh. Ex Coors
Question of Clothes by Mary Pickford
A column on thrift and dignity discusses debt, modest dress, and sensible spending. A reader letter from a poor girl asks for money to buy a wedding dress while stressing frugal values. A 12 year old Arkansas girl sends a charming note about earning coins for outings, praising Mary Pickford’s example and independence.
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Mary Pickford
Miss Pickford
Gil
Arkansas
Mother
Aileen
Mary. Pickford Wes
Textiles and textures for shoes and dresses in St Paul store
Correspondents in Whae discuss best dor and texture for Arees in a St Paul department store. The color gray Navy Wine serge is praised for durability and wear. A dated social note mentions fashion choices and household norms from 1915.
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Whae
Sme Meer
St Paul 'da
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