Anaconda Standard Adverts and Addresses Listing
The snippet lists advertising and circulation details for the Anaconda Standard including offices in Butte Branch at 138 North Main and agencies across major cities. It mentions subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, distribution through News Co and Beattie Whitney News, plus general business correspondence with the company.
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Postpone 1920 presidential talk during war said wise
A July 6 1918 editorial argues third term talk and 1920 renomination should be postponed while World War I continues. It mocks German propaganda frogs and highlights advertising value, urging unity, focus on victory, and avoiding political campaigns until after the war.
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Indiana
Wilson
Europe
Roosevelt
Typographical Union Flags War Service Strength and Gifts
The International Typographical Union from Indianapolis reports 4081 stars for members and 56 apprentices in war service with US and Canadian forces. Seventy seven soldier members have died or been killed in France or in service. Benefits paid to relatives total 23150. Libery Bond purchases amount to 90000 by the executive council. Subordinate unions and members show 2000000 invested in government securities.
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Indianapolis
United States
France
International Typographical Union
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Executive Council
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Rumor of German Fleet Moves Against Allied Atlantic
The article discusses recurring rumors of a German naval sortie to a port of refuge and battle with Allied fleets in the North Sea. It notes no recent German naval action since Jutland, questions German claimed victory, and argues the Allies hold sea superiority with many American ships joining Britain and France.
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Jutland
Great Britain
France
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Newspaper Ads Prove Their War Campaign Power
The passage praises newspaper advertising for boosting Liberty loans thrift drives Red Cross and other war time campaigns. It credits newspapers with driving public support and notes government recognition of advertising’s impact on these efforts.
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Army
Navy
Aviation Corps
Red Cross
Former DAR Leader Indicted on Larceny and Conspiracy
Mrs. William Cummings Story former President General of the Daughters of the American Revolution and a Colonial Dames member was indicted by the Grand Jury on four counts including attempted grand larceny petty larceny and conspiracy. Her sons Sterling Story and Allen W Story are named codefendants on the conspiracy charges.
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Daughters of the American Revolution
Colonial Dames
New York City
National Emergency Relief Society
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Wartime Housewifery Advice on Sitting Comfort in Kitchens
Practical guidance urges wives to sit while performing kitchen tasks to reduce strain. Tips include using a folding chair, camp stools, or a revolving stool to improve efficiency and comfort during vegetables, dressings, and cake making. Prepare tools in advance and adjust tables to favor seated work.
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McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Humor and Humour Bits Stir Wartime Fancy and Gossip
A collage of wartime quips and anecdotes from readers and papers including lines about Man’s Land claims, Hoover politics, fuel profiteers, and dime-store jokes. Scattered portraits touch on families, a child’s teeth, a mustache compliment, and a dog tale as a lighthearted relief amid tension.
Fragmented World War Era Commentary Across Papers
A string of clipped quotations from multiple papers sketches wartime sentiment. References include Senator Reed, Austrian wine, Italian punch, Hindenburg shelling Rheims, General Fock relief, Bob La Follette, and Kaiser health rumors. The passages reflect varied European conflict mood and domestic opinions with minimal context.
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Bob la Follette
Chamterlain
Charleston News and Courier
Kaiser
Dallas News
France
Pittsburg
Stefulness of Waste From the Canadian Food Bulletin
The bulletin catalogs wasteful practices in households. It cites 20 percent loss from peeling potatoes, crusts and crumbs from stale bread, unrendered fats from meat and bones, spoiled sour milk, and buttermilk, and waste from overeating, improper cooking, and keeping too many pets. It urges substitutions for beef wheat and bacon, and caution against leaving food uncovered, attracting vermin.
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Canadian Food Bulletin
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