Anaconda Standard announces publication details
The Anaconda Standard lists publishing information and list of newsstand distributors in Montana and outside the state. The notice includes subscription rates, mailing terms, and a directory of partner news companies and agents across major cities such as New York Detroit Rochester San Francisco Portland Seattle and Washington with various agents and storefronts. The public notice outlines postal and circulation details and charges.
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Wun Sderot
Bermoni Eagees
Montana
New York
Hotaling’s
Paul N. Ste. Marie
Metropolitan
Woodward
Michigan
Rochester
Minn
Kelly. Clear
George ‘Gouen
Myth and
Washington
Ieeta
Racoma
Trego News Company
Whitney News Agency
Beattie
Liberty News Company
Ocogeeang
Venterwag
Kane—B
Dark paths ahead in peace treaty terms
A wartime commentary warns that Germany will treat the peace treaty as a scrap of paper if it can do so with impunity. Eternal vigilance by Allied nations is demanded to keep the treaty intact. A New York Herald writer likens Germany to a double headed serpent of boche and bolshevism ready to repudiate any obstacle to loot or power.
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New York Herald
Price of Shoes Sparks Chain Store Debate in Boston
The Boston News Bureau reports on talks of a big chain of retail shoe stores funded by leading manufacturers. It cites cases of price gaps from $18.50 to $5.40 for the same shoe, suggesting middlemen profits of 260 percent. Proposals for a pure goods law seek explicit labeling of materials to prevent misrepresentation.
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Boston News Bureau
Boston Post
Safety First and War Casualties Highlight Public Awareness
The National Safety Council reports 56,000 American soldiers killed in France over 19 months of war and 000 U.S. fatalities from accidents. It urges greater caution and planning to save lives and reduce economic losses from injuries, noting 18 of every 190 children under 19 die from accidents annually.
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France
United States
National Safety Council
Retribution of German famine described by Villard
Oswald Garrison Villard reports from Germany describing famine conditions across Bavaria, Saxony, and Berlin hospitals. He cites scarce rations, starved women and children, and bleak hospital meals as evidence of widespread suffering caused by German rule and the general strike.
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Germany
Belgium
Oswald Garrison Villard
Bavaria
Dresden
Berlin
Munich
Unprecedented U S Trade Surges Through War Year
A Cincinnati Enquirer review notes the fiscal year ending June 30 1919 brought extraordinary foreign trade shifts. Wartime exports of arms and goods rose, then peacetime demand grew as armistice arrived. Nations began buying nonwar material. continued U S export strength hinges on fair financial treatment and supportive government plans for debt and trade.
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Washington
United States
Red Crow
Kent
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Europe
The Nation and the League Treaty Debate
A column discussing American opinion on the League of Nations covenant and the Treaty of Peace. It notes broad support for arbitration and the treaty's goals, with limited partisan opposition. It cites Taft Roosevelt Lodge and past arbitration successes like the Venezuela and Canadian boundaries to illustrate America's international role.
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Philadelphia
Taft
League
League of Nations
League of Ni
Great Britain
England
France
Theodore Roosevelt
Riage
United Beate
Bank History: North America Bank’s 1782 charter
The text notes that the Bank of North America, chartered in 1782 by Pennsylvania and later designated a national bank on December 3, 1864, has a long history and pioneer government services. It mentions First National Bank of Philadelphia as the first bank to do business and references a 1868 act.
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United States
First National Bank of
Philadelphia
Bank of North America
Pennsylvania
Scottish mutton stew method from cheap cuts
The article offers two Scotch mutton stew ideas to stretch meat amid high prices. It covers choosing neck cuts, frying suet or drippings with flour, then simmering meat in tomatoes with onions, salt, and pepper. A second version uses shin bone for flavor, boiling meat in water with carrots and onions.
Rain alarms and political quips across papers
A wry snapshot of late 19th or early 20th century clippings notes a St Louis rain alert patent, Burleson letters, and diverse editorials from Detroit to Philadelphia. It references Bryan, Villa, Carranza, and mockery of congress, with brief opinions on U S Mexico actions and media chatter.
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St. Louis
Aneinnatt Enquirer
The Duchess and Bertha Maye in Verse and Prose
A fragmentary poem about Bertha Maye and the Duchess writing novels and shaping fate. The speaker recalls reading and dreaming of progress, wealth, and fame through the Duchess and Bertha, noting prophetic hints and theatrical images of drawing rooms and high station.
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Bertha
Humor snippets and social chatter mix in Pip Dalton Citizen
A collage of quotes and jokes from diverse papers and wit of the day touches domestic scenes from milk and corn dodgers to fashion, romance, and travel. It cites Mrs Shay eigh and Pearsons Weekly while mixing dance of letters, photos, and Nell fantasies.
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