Standard Publishing Company Anaconda Montana Advertising Rates
The STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY based in Anaconda Mont lists subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, including carrier and mail options. It also notes advertising contacts and multiple newsstand distributors across the United States, with general correspondence directed to the Anaconda office.
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Standard Publishing Company Publishers and Proprietors
Anaconda
IME Ccs
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Cart
Omfce
Standard Building
William J. Morcon Co
New York
Chicago
Trine
America
Montana
Standard
Broadway
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Congrese
St Paul
N. St. Marie
Big Crop Hope Follows Famine Fears
After warnings of famine and rationing the government announces a bumper corn crop and a potato harvest twice last year, with wheat and oats improving. The piece notes a shift from doom to relief as fresh yields are expected to feed many.
Senate Revises War Tax Bill With Broad Revisions
The senate has long revised the war tax bill, changing it significantly from the house version. The bill’s revenue target is shrinking from the treasury’s 2.2 billion to about 1.65 billion after senate changes. A food control bill is urged to address high living costs, with calls for faster action, though passage across both houses remains uncertain.
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Senate
House
Secretary of the Treasury
Ways and Means Committee
Congress
Kerensky lauded as Russia's man of the hour in war and reform
A long tribute extols Alexander Kerensky as a unifying wartime leader of the provisional government. It praises his rise from Siberian origins to justice minister and war minister, his oratorical power, and his efforts to hold troops to the Allies. The piece notes his clashes with German spies, his push to resume offensives, and his influence on Russia's political future amid liberal support and anti-Teutonic sentiment.
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Siberia
Alexander Feodor Kerensky
Russia
Kerensky
New York Telegram
Alexander
Caesar
Cromwell
Napoleon
Washington
Grant
Marine
Ught
Otter
Teutonic
Nerenuky
Thaes
Dedlanes
Wemede
Iloss
Ute
President Act on Food Control Moves Ahead
The president begins acting on food regulation without waiting for Congress. He has instructed Hoover, newly named food director, to pursue control measures as deemed best, signaling a proactive approach to managing steel, petroleum, lumber, wool, fertilizers, and other nonfood sectors amid ethical tensions.
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Congress
Mr. Hoover
Verdun Roles and Gentle Art of Pussyfooting Verse
The text reflects wartime rhetoric with references to humanity, justice, and feeble-minded wards, and mentions Seapine and 1. W. W. wishing to grow in U S favor by acting in Germany. It notes the crown prince failing at Verdun and praises General Pershing's approach in France, describing the colonel as embracing Pussyfooting.
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General Pershing
France
Currant Preservation and Jam Recipes From 1917
A housewife-style guide on preserving currants for summer use includes spiced currants, currant jam tips, and jelly methods. It notes red currants for general recipes, white currants for sweetness, and suggests porcelain utensils and plain kitchen spoons. A cautionary anecdote about a mother’s frugal diet reflects era values.
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Europe
Chile
McClurenapaper Syndicate
Golfing itsy bitsy by Harold Atteridge and Ea Wynn
Harold Atteridge and Ea Wynn, once vaudeville performers now actors, played golf at St Albans. Atteridge lost a ball and claimed to have found it after a tense exchange with Wynn, who had stood on the spot. The digression captured a humorous scene recalled by a New York correspondent of the Cincinnati Times Star.
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Harold Atteridge
Ea Wynn
st. _ Albans
Atteridge
New York
Cincinnati Times Star
Mr. Wynn
Mr. Atteridge
Mr. Wenn
Bowen treatment for boils in Boston advice
An old and new boils treatment by Dr Bowen of Boston is outlined. Thorough skin washing with hot water soap boracic acid solution, followed by a boracic acid and sulphur ointment, and strict clothing and bed linen hygiene for three weeks after subsidence, is recommended to prevent boils.
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Bowen
Boston
Boston Medical and” Surgical Journal
Humor of the Day and Quick Miscellany
A collage of quips and gags from various newspapers and magazines. Jokes about life optimism restaurant money and small social moments appear among brief captions and dialogue snippets.
Life’s Little Myron Herrick Hint Reveals Tim Middle Name
From the Pittsburg Gazette Times, a light note suggests the politician Myron T. Herrick might have pursued broader office if his middle initial stood for Tim. The remark plays on a name twist and public interest in personal details.
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Myron T. Herrick
Tim
Pittsburg
Press Snippets Show Global Gaffes and Jabs
A collage of short newspaper quips from St. Louis Post Dispatch New York Evening Telegram Dallas News Philadelphia Record Charleston News and Courant Pittsboro Dispatch and New York Sun comment on politics war and society. Items reference Borah Wilson Hindenburg Von Tirpitz and Kaiser with light satire and editorial jabs on prohibition and democracy.
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