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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1918
Page
4
The page notes Jeannette Rankin opposes immediate U S entry, arguing for peace and win through victory to end militarism. It praises Roosevelt brothers and condemns Kaiser era autocracy while urging decisive US war effort and stronger Congress to ensure victory.
An editorial urges Americans to unite against internal division during wartime. It lauds former President Taft for war labor board work, reviews German and Italian political moves, and notes mixed war sentiment from Russia to France, with reflections on Rankin and Kaiser Karl amid global conflict.
Colonel Roosevelt has earned honors and adventures, noted for tackling lions, moose, elephants, bears, and bobcats. He exposed political rascality, errors in Wilson’s era, and would still hold pride as a father if unknown to fame, for his four fearless sons.
Wartime Housewifery urges Mrs Marshall to use pickle as a thrifty, wholesome aid in meals. It offers two recipes GREEN TOMATO PICKLES and ENGLISH CHUTNEY, detailing ingredients like green tomatoes onions peppers mustard seed brown sugar vinegar and patience for safe canning, with notes on quantities and processing.
In a clipped dialogue fragment Rozzer learns a friend is moving to the country. The farewell carries cheer and a plan to keep bees, with a wary yet hopeful tone about life after the move. The exchange hints at everyday moments and rural aspiration.
A fragment of humorous verse and prose items from a 19th century Chicago Tribune page. It includes mock headlines and poem sketches such as Vespers in the Forest and The Angels, Of Course, plus stray notes on humor and local commentary drawn from Peoria Journals and Fond du Lac.
A collage of brief humorous lines and quotes from various papers includes jokes about color, optimists, rattle snakes, and a missing helmet gift. Notable images reference colored matter in butter, dyed whiskers, an optimist definition, and a World War I leave joke.
A collage of quoted items from various papers mocks war and politics with jumbled references. It includes playful jabs at teachers writers and officials, plus lines about the Kaiser, the Thames, and U S postings, ending with a humorous exchange about a deacon and Treasurer Meadows and a barrel image.
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