Standard Publishing Company Anaconda Post Office Ad
Public notice from Standard Publishing Company Anaconda Montana detailing address, department, and subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions. Lists foreign advertising contact William J Morton Co and distribution newsstands across major cities. Includes request for general business correspondence to Standard Publishing Company Anaconda Mont.
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William J. Morton Co
New York
Pitth Avenue
Chicago—Tribune
Montana
HALE
Broadway
Chicago
Congrens
St. Pat
O'tara
Piet ‘Tacoman
Trego News
Seattle
America fights for humanity in Wilson’s wartime pledge
The article praises President Wilson’s peace terms as selfless for America, noting the United States demands nothing in return for its money, ships, or lives. It extols America’s disinterested motives, asserts Germany must yield, and foresees a long war until victory secures lasting goals for humanity.
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Wilson
United States
America
France
Italy
Beljum
Serbia
Rumania
Montenegro
Austria-Hungary
Poland
Russia
Palestine
Armenia
Lusitania
Germany
Austria
The German States and Prussia in the War Wedge
The piece contrasts Prussia with southern and western Germany noting Pulls of culture and war aims. It argues Americans misjudge German character, recognizing Prussia’s influence while hoping for balance between states amid the brutal war.
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Prussia
Germany
America
German Empire
Bouthertana
Fula
Prusla
Soan
Kaiser Faces Upheaval as German War Drift Deepens
Wartime surge of anti Prussian feeling across Germany seen brewing as Kaiser and the Prussian elite face growing domestic unrest. Observers note awakening press criticism, army divisions faulting the regime, and fears of revolution spreading beyond the front. The piece frames Prussia driven militarism as root of calamities.
German language debate and wartime rhetoric in 1910s notes
The text argues for retaining German in U S schools postwar, citing utility for science and diplomacy and noting German proficiency among leaders. It mocks anti German sentiment, references Mark Twain, and humorously touches on suffrage, politics, and World War I era perspectives with satirical asides about Kaiser, Bolsheviks, and public opinion.
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Atin
Mark Twain
America
France
England
Waterdowned Dinners and Odd Tales From Old Papers
A collage of odd clippings recalls a Waterloo for Hoover like scene with a lone diner ordering water then endless food while observers watch. The tale transitions to a medicus lullaby anecdote about a pediatric case and a string puzzle, followed by a misdirected factory complaint, then a joke about a black servant and a stubborn cow.
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Hoover
Bin
Cek
New York Herald
Fragments on World Affairs and Humorously Odd Observations
A fragmented, satirical piece mocks cautious optimism about global fate and links medical surgery to the Sick Man of Europe. It riffs on suffragists, geometry, and a dramatic metaphor about Nick Romanoff’s influence on world wars, presenting a wry, speculative tone.
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Ajax
Europe
Nick Romanoff
Wonderful camera takes pictures from aeroplanes
A description of an aerial reconnaissance camera used in airplanes. The device is attached to the aircraft and loaded with plates much like a gun. It is operated by pulling a string to expose photos while over enemy positions.
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Revere
Atanive
Wartime Housewifery Advice For The Elderly Diet
Frances Marshall surveys aging digestion and diet during wartime, urging older adults to shift to softer liquids and frequent meals while noting the need to avoid treating elders as feeble. She contrasts youth and old age, calls for kindness in feeding, and cites wartime food constraints and morale. The piece blends domestic guidance with wartime commentary and references to contemporary outlets.
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Jung
Mary
Fenton
Mint
Isis
Unsourced 1917 World War I Clippings Mixed Tone
Collections from Syracuse Post Standard Lathany Argus Boston Globe and Cleveland Plain Dealer report on wartime commentary and counts. Mentions Crozier Tauscher critique and German losses while noting thrift stamp sales and Italian actions in 1917.
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Uncle Sam
General Crozier
Tauscher
Syracuse Post-Standard
Lathany Argus
Boston
Cleveland
Boston Globe
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Wood Used in War in World War I Fronts
The Brooklyn Eagle notes vast wood consumption in World War I fighting. No reliable totals exist, but hundreds of millions of feet were used for shoring trenches and corduroy roads. A French colonel cited about 30,000 trees daily for a corps, with additional lumber for troop housing and rail construction.
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Brooklyn Eagle
Humor and chatty quips on marriage and manners
A collage of humorous quips and jokes from various papers. Bits touch on marriage timing and suitors, family observations, odd laws, truth telling in court, and wartime prices. Includes lines about Uncle Eben, expectations of husbands, and social quirks from American papers.
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Washington
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Simon
Peter
Kaiser
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William G. McAdoo-die-doo
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Texas
Pasteur Institute
Stage Party
Mearows
Medicus
Médicus
Cleveland Plain
Ceylon
Tower OF Babel
Frances Marshall
Buffalo Express
Cleveland Plain Center
Persning
Pershing
New York Sun
Spirit of the Press
Eben
Washington Star
Baltimore
Buffalo
Buffalo Commercia
Aera
Willie
Loulaville Courier-Journal
Cassell
Saturday Journal
Birmingham Age
Herala
Ephone
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