Anaconda Standard Biandard Publishing Ad Summary
An odd garbled page lists publishing and advertising entities tied to The Anaconda Standard. It mentions departments, advertisers, and multiple newspaper agencies including New York and Detroit, with scattered addresses and agency names in a jumble of text.
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Biandard Publishing Company
Bexe
UNS
ANC
Edlees
Boreion Advertising
William J. Morton
New York Fifth Avenue
Umeagem Reine Nya Pscniption Rae
Wien
Montana
New Yorke-Hotalings
Phirty
New Yorke-Hotaling's
Phir
Broaaway
Ste. Marte
Cca News Company
Unct
Detroit
Stetropativan
Woodward
Michigan
Rochester
Minn
Seittie
Liberty
News Compen
Occidental
Verier Wag
Schpevens Te
Stubecks
Beppane
In Defending The Ex Kaiser A Trial For Truth
The excerpt argues for trying Wilhelm Hohenzollern to expose moral guilt and reveal Berlin’s July 1914 decisions. It calls for a thorough inquiry into Germany’s war launch and asserts many facts are documented, urging a public reckoning to correct German perceptions of the war’s origins.
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von Bethmann-Hollweg
William Hohenzollern
Exkaiser
Berlin
Germany
Kaiser
New York Herald
Vienna
Versailles
Napoleon
Jose
Paris
Herbert
Weimar
Wil
Scheidemann
Noske
Junkers
Daylight Saving Repeal Prompts Local Choice by Cities
The author argues federal daylight saving repeal leaves timing decisions to cities and communities. Farmers and workers may choose their schedules, with some Canadian cities already adopting local time changes, while widespread enthusiasm for daylight saving remains limited.
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Congress
Con- Frew
Campaign for the elimination of the liquor traffic
A jaundiced note on daylight regulation and a character named Sol who continues his daily rounds regardless of clock changes. The piece mocks reforms and suggests many accept Sol's lamp as a constant, indifferent to legislative or congressional action.
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Congress
Sol
First Straw Shows Wood Leading Republican Poll
The Los Angeles Express reports early returns from a 522-person Republican poll of governors editors national committeemen and state chairmen. Wood leads with 80 first-choice votes followed by Taft 18 Hughes 21 and others including Borah Lassen and Lowden with smaller totals. Some Pershing Lodge and Knox votes are noted.
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Los Angeles Express
National Committee
The
Express
Pershing
Lodge
Knox
General Wood
Taft
Hughes
California
Religion and Bolshevism in American Life
An editorial praises American churches as bulwarks of liberty and patriotism against Bolshevik and socialist threats. It argues churches and religious press support for Americanism, urging churches to couple faith with patriotism amid social unrest.
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Bolsheiki
United States
Lenine
Trotzky
Churches of
Chicago Post
Our Land
Massachusetts Colony
America
Federal Reserve official downplays alien exodus impact
Washington reports thousands of aliens possibly returning home with about four billion dollars in credits. Harding of the Federal Reserve Board says effects on the United States would be negligible as money leaves in bank credits rather than gold. Credits abroad would be used to pay for goods bought here, supporting business overall.
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Washington
Counries
Harding
Federal Reserve Board
United States
Underpaid Teachers Highlighted by National Education Association
The NEA states it remains legal for teachers to earn as little as 40 dollars a month for six months, totaling 240 dollars a year, with some states capping assistant teachers on third grade certificates at 40 dollars monthly. Citizens praise schools while salary neglect for teachers is criticized as the nation wakes to funded education needs.
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National Education Association
Board of Trustees
Teachers Deserve Higher Pay Says Education Leaders
A column argues for better teacher salaries, noting pay gaps with common laborers and urging citizens to act. It cites the National Education Association and requests intelligent volunteers to support nationwide educational enlightenment and reform.
Potato Race at Sunday School Picnic
A playful memory of the Shady Pool Sunday school picnic with potato race and other games. Polly and Wynne are named, and the piece notes boasting and pride in fair effort rather than prizes.
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Polly
Shady” Pool
Prohibition Leader William H. Anderson Reveals lifelong drive
The text portrays William H. Anderson as a leading figure in the Anti-Baloon League of New York and describes his long career in prohibition work. It notes his role in public life, his opposition from drink opponents, and mentions interactions with mayors congressmen and even President Wilson.
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William H. Anderson
United Sta ‘Anti-Baloon League
New York
Mrville
Wilson
Beets Served In White Sauce And Buttered Slices
A 1919 household calendar notes beet serving ideas from a diet column. Directions include beets with white sauce, sliced and served with melted butter, pepper, and salt, or chopped and mixed with horseradish for a garnish with meat dishes. It also mentions peeling and slicing beets before simmering in stock.
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Bs McClure Newepaner
Humor of the Day a collage of quips and cartoons
A selection of jokes and light snippets from humor columns and cartoons. Nods to punchlines about love wealth clocks and daily life with brief exchanges and raises a few smileable one liners from assorted papers.
One Problem Unsolved and Pungent Press Snippets
A collage of quotes from various papers noting technological hopes, political criticism, and sharp jabs at leaders. Mentions airplane sea travel, oil wealth, labor hours, Burleson’s firing, and quoted remarks from The Boston Transcript, Houston Post, Pittsburg Gazette-Tim, New York Post, Detroit Free Press, and Indianapolis Star.
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Boston ‘Transcript
Wilson
Burleson
Pittsburg Gazette
M. Clemenceau
New York Post
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Associated Press
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Cal News
Tracnens
Educatio Association
Bill Hohenzollern
Phelan
Hi Johnson
League of Nations
Mount Lassen
Petrograd
Ents
Mex
Lee
Hell
Turkey
Jim Reed
Ater
Count von Brockdorff
Rantzau
Hothoads
Omaha Bee
Mo Set
Rhyme and Reason
Ang ,Resiaen the. Wana
Bess
Wynne
Wheeler Bendicate
Maree
Pomcig
Housewife
Wilhelm
Ship of State
Cartoons
London
Edith
Boston Transcript
Washington Star
Maude
Nell
Spirit of the Press
Mr. Bryan
Ohio
Houston Post
Colonel House
Gallivan
Burlson
Detroit Free Press
Repubity
Indianapolis Star
E Modern SC
Saint Paul
Minnesota
Archbishop Dowling
WAR Department
H. Moynihan
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