Anaconda Standard Ad Rates and Postal Note
The Anaconda Standard shows advertising terms and domestic and foreign subscription rates. It lists mailing details, rates per month and six months in advance, and notes distribution outside Montana. Also included are advertising representatives and news agencies contact points in New York Chicago San Francisco and other cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ting Company
Mt Anaconda
Bell
Anaconda
Mont Butte
Tesange
Huciness
Willam J. Morton Co
New York
Fink Avene
Chicago— Tribune Sundine
Chen
Monana
Hotitine
Pitti
Michiean
Ter
Minn
Kelly Creater Sehneider News Co
Vary Patten Sayy
Francisco
United News
Baty
Los Anpeton
Koma
San Beesrchnne
Pande Pastomice Enener Rtiand
Pan O'Mara
Fitth
Abana Yonge Wamatesane
Sibeck
Watt Andy Feneral
Ee Step
Eis
Souter Radeonta
Mont Er
FO Etiaen
Death of Quentin Roosevelt Proves Battle Spares No One
July 18 1918 obituary notes Quentin Roosevelt as another American casualty in World War I. It extols democracy and equality in death, contrasts his fate with the Kaisers six sons, and laments how war touches homes across the nation while the Kaisers evade direct loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quentin Roosevelt
Mable
Roosevelt
France
United States
Germany
Every American Must Be In Service In Wartime Unity
A speech urges national duty during war, declaring all adults must fight or work for victory. It stresses support for Liberty bonds and thrift stamps, warns neutrality aids Germany, and frames national service as either army of fighters or workers. It notes wartime shocks pushing vocational education and public school reform, with extension courses in economical cooking and adults returning to classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Germany
Kaiser Fill
Kaiser Karl
Beilin
Capel
von Ineerbure
Caar
Nicholas Fguin
Offensive on Western Front Through July Described
The article outlines the German offensives on the western front from March to July, noting ground gained and losses, the surprise of the Allies, and the mixed results of each push. It highlights aviation bets, lubricant tests for aircraft engines, and political defenses of Daniels and Baker amid wartime criticism.
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Picardy
Amiens
Ypres
Aisne
Montdidier
Noyon
Peace demand by the Baltimore Catholic Review headline
The Baltimore Catholic Review argues against accepting a peace without victory. It warns Germany’s offer is tied to moral and spiritual defeat, urging continued unity and firm military action to preserve liberty and justice. The piece recalls Edmund Burke’s line on enemies bearing gifts and asserts America must not halt the fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Baltimore Catholic Review
Baltimore
Berlin
Germany
United States
Elvils
Edmund Burke
German War Tank Word and Odd News Snippets
A jumble of clipped facts notes a German term for war tank, then a Washington war department report of 8000 women employees in filings, a Toronto death with $800000, a New Yorker heir leaving funds for a pet, and miscellaneous items on Y M C A, Masonic emblems, Charles Schwab, Japanese farmers diet, and burglaries in Berlin.
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Lestie’s
War Department
Washington
Toronto
Dox
Y. M. CA
Charles M. Schwab
Ber
Reeducation and training reshape postwar education in America
The nation mobilizes industrial labor training as thousands are called to service and temporary schools to meet demand. Reeducation for disabled soldiers and better support for crippled and blinded children follow, while a push to reform the public school system aims at a newer, saner method after the war.
New Senator from South Carolina Takes Office
Christie Benet of Columbia appointed by Governor Manning to fill the six month unexpired term of late Senator Benjamin Hilman. He took the oath and sits in the Senate as credentials were presented by Senator Smith of South Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Film Service
Christie Benet
Columbia
D. C
Manning
Benjamin Hilman
Senate
Smith
South Carolina
War era notes and factory labor cited in fragments
A series of brief wartime items report deserters slacking on duty averaging over 300 daily. German girl workers earn 1.20 cash and are pressed into war bonds. New York firms insure $50 million for bombardment damages. A giant US battle cruiser design claims 180000 horsepower and 35 knot speed. Women's clubs urge mourning ban with a black badge and gray star. A 24 year old Egyptian in New York is rejected for a hand injury before later being accepted after finger amputation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Wartime twilight and the return of gentler evenings
A 1918 McClure Syndicate piece extols twilight hours at home as patriotic, soothing for the eyes and social life, contrasting modern bright lighting with past candlelit gatherings. It notes shifts in behavior, gender roles, and domestic sociability during wartime. Sinn Fein is defined and translated from Irish as "We ourselves."
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helms
McClure Syndicate
Sinn Pein
Sinn Fein
Humorous Bits from Cracking Up Newspapers
A collage of light jests and quips from multiple papers. A punny exchange about work and brains, jokes on milk and cows, cartoonish lines about mechanized threshing, timepieces, and a barber’s trade, plus a poker moment and a cigarette paper jab. The humor reflects period voices and everyday absurdities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete
Rachey Jones
Mareeled
George
Buffalo Express
Boston ‘Transcript
Lue
Boston
Tobacco Company
Yale Record
Potter
Taylor
Headlines on World War I Power Plays and Public Skepticism
A collage of editorial quips from several papers lampoons Kaiser's strategists, air power plans, and German peace hopes. Observations range from mocked calculations about submarine timing to skepticism over German honor and the longevity of world progress after the sultan's death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaiser
United States
Dianapolis
Louisville Post
T. K. Giingossan
Chicago News
Germany
Berlin
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Associated Press
Geneving
Rhine
Atlantic
Great Britain
Holland
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Heavy Auto
Egope
Daniels
Wilson
Daniel
Baker
New York Evening Mail
Rumely
Uncle San
Jeannette
Nature
Marne
Joan of Arc
Missoula
Sam
Ees
Uncle Sam
Princes Marsh
Spirit of the Press
Missouri
New York World
Boston Globe
National War Garden Commission
Washington, D. C
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