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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1919
Page
6
The article describes German plans to use a deadly vapor weapon that could release a gas canister in enemy camps, expanding violently on impact to destroy large numbers of soldiers before they can shelter. It notes scientists worked months to develop the device and warns of its potential for mass destruction.
The State Department signals a return to trade with Germany and potential full diplomatic ties. Berlin reportedly plans Maximilian Harden, editor of Die Zukunft, as ambassador to Washington, a choice praised for opposing the wartime cabal and aligning with American views.
Atlantic City hosts the peace and victory convention of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks. The war relief commission reports $2,000,000 donated and $150,000 plus $50,000 funds allocated to veterans reeducation, vocational training, and public publicity. The Elks built the first reconstruction hospital. 50,000 served and 60,000 joined. membership nearing 500,000 with a push toward one million by 1920.
In a Brooklyn Eagle column Julius Chambers warns that Germany plans a future campaign using disease germs and poison gases. He cites wartime methods at Ypres and a New Jersey factory building a deadly vapor, arguing science will be ready for a new form of total war.
The piece contrasts renewed French military prestige with German risks after the war. It quotes French writers praising Foch over Hindenburg and Ludendorff, warns that dissolving the German staff is meaningless while Prussia-led unity persists, and asserts France must sustain its military prestige to keep Germany in check.
A collection of satirical observations about Wilson's administration Mexico United States and Europe. It jokes about the senate Kaiser safety first and public misdeeds with witty remarks and cultural critique. The piece mocks optimism sarcasm and social behavior across nations and leaders.
A 1919 household cookery piece explores corn soups. It details green corn soup with corn pulp and milk, puree of green corn, a veal broth version with corn and farina, and a beef tomato corn soup, including steps, seasonings, and serving tips. Copyright 1919.
A 1919 poem page features verses about mice and fear in a quiet house. Narration recalls mouse squeaks behind plaster and playful fear, with lines about cheese, hunger, and a childlike voice. The piece includes a copyright credit to Wheeler S. De Tight and a brief, unrelated aside on Persia's wealth implications.
Ohio may have a woman candidate for congress a year hence. And if she wins, she likely won’t burst when she’s important and Plain Dealer. Max Is Wound Up for Good. It would take more than a crush of worlds to stop Maximilian Harden from crying. In the wilderness. Dallas News. voent Know Yet He's Dead. What William J. Bryan would like to know is whether the blockade will admit him to the first page. Indianapolis News. Questions and Answers. Our flag is there and our honor is there, Gen. John J. Pershing replies to the Jeremiahs. April 1917 prompts questions about democracy and safety for the Bolsheviks. Shoe and Leather Reporter. Will Keep Old Boy Busy. Hollweg cannot be the xX-knisers. he has a big job. Philadelphia Price! Don’t You Envy the Moon? Congress still allows the moon to be full. Baltimore American. It Sure Wasn’t a Love Feast. German delegates in Paris had an unpleasant time. Washington Star. Yes From the Bug House. Crown Prince looks trapped. Toledo Blade. Something Different Now. The governor of South Carolina asks the governor of North Carolina. Columbia State. Too Much to Hope For. If the senate wants to do something useful it might establish a close season on politics. Troy Record. Exhausting Work. Some days senators rest up and hate the president in silence. Ohio State Journal.
A collage of light jokes and mishearings from Exchange and papers. Phrases cover topics from marriage and saving for a rainy day to geologists and farm life. Jokes include a man gifting celery as a peace offering and conversations about hiring help and planning.
Chicago social girl Miss Josephine Marie Kelly, in Athens with the American Red Cross, attracts King Alexander of Greece who has shown open admiration since they met in January. They have been seen together at numerous events, prompting speculation about a possible royal marriage in Athens society.
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