Anaconda Standard Publishing Company Listing
Anaconda Montana based STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY notes offices at 119 North Main Street Butte branch. Includes telephones for business and editorial departments and foreign advertising William J Morton Co. subscription rates listed for daily and Sunday editions. News stands outside Montana locations named.
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My Four Years in Germany serialization announced
James W. Gerard former ambassador to Germany will publish My Four Years in Germany in The Standard starting August 5 with an six week serialization. The work will include unpublished documents from the Berlin to Washington journey and facsimile signatures of royal figures.
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Standard
Germany
James W. Gerara
State Department
Gerard
Berlin
Washington
Standard Daily
Zionist Movement Seeks Jewish State in Palestine
The piece discusses Zionist aims to colonize Palestine if Turks are expelled from the region. It notes British advances toward Jerusalem and possible support from the British government and Catholic circles for a Jewish national home, while highlighting divided Jewish opinion between national statehood and a cultural spiritual center in Jerusalem.
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Palestine
Mediterranean
Jerusalem
Regdad
Prospects of Recreating Palestine as Fertile Jewish Homeland
The passage discusses whether Palestine could again become a land of abundance through irrigation. It argues irrigation could improve appearance and fertility, noting that poorer Jews might help settle the country, but doubts whether the upper classes in the U S England France or Germany would abandon their governments to form a new state.
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Palestine
United States
England
France
Germany
Belgian War Commission Visits Butte Reassures City Support
Belgian war commission members toured Butte praising the copper city and its people for their friendliness. They expressed sympathy for Belgium, admiration for Belgian bravery, and pledged ongoing support until Belgium is reestablished as an independent nation.
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Belgian War Commission
Butte
Belgium
German agents blamed for strikes in coal districts
The secret service reports show German agents funded agitation in coal districts to disrupt production. Arrests have been made and more are expected as investigators link organizers and tenders to the German government and money poured into the Copper camps as well. The objective was to weaken government, with many to be dealt with once full inquiry proceeds.
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Secret Service Department
Yela
Coat
Stvikes
Deo
New York mayoral race heats up amid war focus
The city faces a bitter November contest between fusion forces led by anti-Tammany Democrats Republicans and independents against Tammany backed by Mayor Mitchel. Amid global war talk officials weigh political leverage as national sentiment shifts and wartime pressures mount.
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New York
Tammany
Mitchel
Washington
Wilson
Housewife’s Economy for World Food Supply
Frances Marshall urges housewives to conserve food and feed their families wisely to help prevent global hunger amid wartime shortages. Farmers are praised for answering the call to farm while soldiers ship resources to Europe. households must budget carefully to stretch meals without depleting staples like wheat.
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Europe
Lass
McClure
War prospects drift as year 1837 ends in stalemate
The opinion grows that the war will extend into 1838 with little chance of rapid victory. Russia’s collapse is cited, but the western front hinges on Britain and France. Allied offensives falter, Balkans and Mesopotamia show limited action, and Russian activity could shift eastern front pressure.
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Rustia
Balkans
Mesopotamia
Germany
Inventor William Carnes Develops Artificial Arm for War Wounded
Ohio inventor William Carnes created an artificial arm now used by many European combatants. The device will be adopted by the United States for soldiers wounded in battle. Carnes began work on a farm earning twenty five cents a day.
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William ‘Trimmer Carnes
United States
Mr. Carness
Ohio
Simple milk feeding plan for infants from old standard
An old article outlines a straightforward method for preparing infant milk when breastfeeding is not possible. It recommends calculating 1.5 ounces of milk per pound of baby weight, diluting with water to reach 24 hour intake, and adding malt sugar. Feedings should be spaced by at least three hours, with ice storage for prepared bottles and night sleep without feeding advised.
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Lee
German people face starvation warnings in wartime info
The New York Sun notes early warnings suggest Germans may endure another starving winter, potentially boosting support for the Kaiger's war. The St Louis Republic hints a giant skeleton near the Hindenburg may reflect a military boast, and King Alfonso proclaims readiness to sacrifice for a president.
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New York Sun
Hindenburg
St. Louis Republic
Humorous snippets from era jokes and witticisms
A collage of humorous exchanges and quips from the period includes jests about Mayflower stock Irish lineage and a sailor who supposedly raised chickens on the voyage. Other lines feature dubious divorce grounds, alter ego questions, and light social banter from Boston to Louisville and beyond.
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Baltimore
Jack
Boston Transcript
Tranor
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