Anaconda Standard Advertisements and Subscriptions
The Anaconda Standard lists advertising rates and subscription options. It notes daily and Sunday rates, six months and twelve month plans, with prices in advance. Regional offices and partner agencies across New York Detroit San Francisco Seattle and Spokane are credited for distribution and advertising services.
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Standard Rorlisming Company
Postothe Ag
Ann
Sta
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Grice
Cme
Yeunday
York
Witis Clene
Fee Co
Tith Street
Detroit
Scopner Wordmartang
Kelly
Emma
van Patten
Francisco
Duncan Again In South Dakota Letter To Bee Tree
A brief clipped item from July 15 1918 notes Mr Duncan again in South Dakota with reference to the Bee Tree and an implied follow up to a caller about the matter. The fragment hints at ongoing chatter but provides few concrete details.
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South Dakota
Mr. Duncan
100 Percent American demand sparks national debate
The speech insists on complete allegiance to the United States, rejects hyphenated identities, and urges decisive choice to stay American. It also notes political clashes over prohibition riders in Congress, calls for direct legislation, and comments on wartime aims and German actions.
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Congress
Steels
Exposé of German buyout claims against New York Evening Mail
The document questions German funding of the New York Evening Mail to spread propaganda in the United States. It notes wartime loyalties of most papers, while lamenting one paper's ownership claim. The piece comments on the paper's past advocacy for nonpartisan views and calls into question farmer distrust of the organization.
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New York Evening Mail
America
Nnt
United States
United Sates
Germany
New York Evening Mall
Montana
Letter From a South Western Stevedore in War Time
A wartime letter from an American stevedore describes writing to a correspondent in Florida. He recounts talking with Germans, surviving on war bread, and fighting with rifles and teeth against German forces. The missive conveys personal hardship and grit amid battle as he speaks of blood, fear, and endurance.
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Alll
von Minden
Berg
Inter Bs
Kaiser
von Windenberg
Ludendorf
Foch
Allien
Muistard
Epi
von Hertling
Moscow
von Mirbach
Russia
Belgium
France
Lusitania
Susanna
Jackaville
Fla
Tilda
Tell Birk
Papa Kaiser
Frugal Reader Chides Editorial Habit and Wartime Jokes
A satirical column critiques readers who skip editorials and seek direct news. It cites Dr. Biot on reading stance, discusses Lloyd George on St Patrick, and riffs on modern politics, propaganda, and a parade of comic quips about journalism, war effort, and public figures.
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Dr. Biot
Harvard
Ttme
Doc
Ankee Flyer Meissner Rises in French Skies
Lieutenant James A. Meissner of the United Station Aviation Corps posts a new portrait as he flies in France. Cable reports recount his air battle where he and four allies confronted five Richthofen flyers, and Meissner was credited with two enemy downings.
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James A. Meissner
United Station Aviation Corps
France
United States
Meissner
Bowie
Echoes of Liberty and Love Across Wartime Fields
A sweeping, era-spanning meditation on desire, nature, and moral memory contrasts with clipped notes from contemporary life. It juxtaposes pastoral visions with wartime patriotism and a call to practical action, including a discussion of women entering the workforce to ease shortages and support households during difficult times.
Wartime Housewifery and Frugal Ice Saving Tale
A young owner's wife in a small town cleverly avoids nightly milk and meat transport by crafting padded jugs to keep water cool on hot days. Living in a neat Melie house with a lawyer husband, she prioritizes essentials while sacrificing luxuries, saving ice costs at a modest weekly rate.
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Melie
Bost
Ade
Amid World News Jumbles and Press Snubs
A curio of clipped quotations from papers like Indianapolis Star and New York World about wartime speedups, leaders, and media trust. Mentions Roosevelt demand to accelerate war effort, an army of over a hundred thousand, sultan Wahidid Din, and various international notes with sardonic tone.
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la Follette
Tim
Indianapolis Star
Roosevelt
New York
Wahidid Din
Effendi
Moammed
Pitsburg
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