Anaconda Standard Publishers and Staff Directory
The Anaconda Standard announces its publication details and offices in Anaconda Montana. It lists branches, contact numbers, advertising representatives, subscription rates, and where the paper is sold outside Montana. It notes the Standard’s post office, street addresses, and general editorial and business staff conventions.
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Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda
Standard Build
Mont
Butte
North Main Street
Business Dept
Pepe
Millar J. Merton
Jane B. Stubeck
Wall and
Riversine
Busines
Germany and Kaiser Fight On for Dictated Peace
The piece argues Chancellor von Hertling signals the Kaiser will continue war for terms dictated by Germany and Austria. Wilson's peace proposals fail to move the German government, though public sentiment shifts slowly. It critiques Allied aims, asserts Alsace Lorraine and Poland remain non negotiable Polish-German disputes, and urges Americans to recognize Prussian militarism must be defeated for a just peace.
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von Hertling
Wilson
Germany
England
Gibraltar
Poland
Austria
Alsace- Lorraine
Gerany
Alsace-Lorraine
France
Belgium
Washington
United States
War bond push and political squabbles over war policy
A wartime column urges focusing support on a few essential war causes and buying Liberty bonds to aid the nation. It critiques factions in Washington, notes figures like Guiteau and Lenine, mocks political sparring, and emphasizes keeping bonds until victory to ensure strong national finance. It also snipes at leaders and references broader international conflicts and figures in a satirical tone.
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Nierathey
Natonal
United States
Stock Exchange
Short Stories and Lingerie Glimpses From the Age
A collage of brief vignettes mixes a joke about lingerie shoppers debating guarantees with humorous misadventures across war and society. Read about a New York emporium display of robes and pull, a rural tale of kinfolk hospitality, a museum of clever stage quips, and a France touring soldier’s witty take on modern warfare tools in a single, brisk page.
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New York
Punishing Traitors Urges Harsh War Sentiment Across Nation
The text describes harsh wartime rhetoric after Emma Goldman and Alexander Berkman were sentenced for conspiring to undermine the draft. It condemns disloyal speech, demands severe punishment for traitors, and calls for Americans to fully support the war effort and expel those opposed to the draft. It frames opposition as unpatriotic and dangerous to national unity.
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Emma Goldman
Alexander Berkman Long
Supreme Court of the United States
Mien
Germany
Sam
America
Actress Sarah Bernhardt to present canine prize in New York show
Mme. Bernhardt, famed stage star, will give the trophy for best dog of the breed at the Yorkshire Terrier Association specialty show in New York City on Lincoln's Birthday. Proceeds aid widows' and orphans of war, reflecting her lifelong love of animals and charity.
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Gap Johnson
Rumpus Ridge
Ark
Mic
Sarah Bernhardt
Mme. Hernhardt
Yorkshire Terrier Association
Lincoln's
New York City
Ly the
Fighties
Bernhardt
America
Comedie Francaise
Paris
Great Britain
Europe
Germany
Mme
Hernhardt
Vorite
Atlantic
Stella
Belia
Puck
Boston ‘Transcript
Shin
Senator Sorghum
Washington Star
Wartime Desserts Without Sugar From Frances Marshall
Wartime Housewifery offers sugarless dessert ideas using dried fruits and natural sweetness. Suggestions include Whip-One dessert, Stewed Raisins, Baked Raisin, and Date Pie with milk and eggs, plus tips for concentrating natural sugars.
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McClure Newspaper
Wealth and thrift urged in early 20th century voice
A fragmented column blends moral counsel on savings and restraint with a cultural note on Bernhardt. It cites Forbes Magazine and William Davenport, touching on theatrical history and the actress's tours despite a Paris contract dispute. The piece contrasts saving with generosity and public reputation.
Humor Bits and Quips From Old Newspapers
A collage of humorous exchanges and spoof dialogues from various papers, featuring playful banter on fashion, taxes, doughnuts, government ownership, romance, and social faux pas. The snippets capture era voice and wit with quick quips and character sketches.
Spirited Pisthem Headlines Mix Odd Substitutes
A garbled collage of headlines mocks wartime mood and policy. References include tobacco substitute hops, a jailed muse called the most brilliant mind in France, protection of a figure named Kurote, and American war production shifts. The chatter travels from Detroit to Dallas to Louisville with pointed quips about fuel, war industry, and political figures.
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Herc
Detroit Free Press
France
Dallas News
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Associated Press
J.uary
Garfield
Count von Hertlinghers
Lenine
Trotaky
Avious
Jesla
Deep Sea
Vienna
Case
Chamberlain
Coronel Roosevelt
War Department
William Hohenzollern
Russia
Senator Chamberlain
Billy Sunday
Gettysburg
Appomattox
Wall Street
Colonel
Montana
Senator McCumber
Frederick Palmer
Military
Rue Ste. Anne
Palmer
Hun
Tre
Tim
George
Sporta
Frances Marshall
Wiliam Davenport
Forbes Mag
Spirit of the Press
Taugled
Wilhelm
Kurote
Rmland
Macon’ Telegraph
Nathan
Weather Bureau
Infantry
Houston Post
Allenby
Damascus
Kaiser
Pitsburg
Gaxet
Callan
Indianapolia
Hone
Tigat
Qameron
Knowles
A. C. M. Hardware House
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