Standard Publishing Company Adverts and Rates
The notice lists the Standard Publishing Company with offices in Anaconda and Butte Montana. It outlines subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, including mail and in-advance prices, and provides a directory of newsstand outlets across the United States. It also gives contact details for business inquiries and states all general letters should go to the Standard Publishing Company.
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Citizens enlist for Great War effort in new draft era
July 21 1917 commentary praises selectees who will serve in France as front line representatives of the American people. It contrasts noble duty with prior disappointments and notes exams for exemptions, while recounting wartime reports from Canada and Belgium on prison camps and civilian suffering.
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Housewife’s thrift article touts newspaper saving
A housewives guide urges saving newspapers to avoid waste and cost. It describes uses from cleaning and scouring to lining garbage cans and damp storage avoidance, stressing practicality, safety, and order while suggesting newspapers replace cloths for many chores.
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War department gears up for front line and training needs
The War Department advances in equipping both men who have joined and those headed for training. Complete gear and six month supplies are ready for 650000 draftees, while 300000 regulars and guards are already equipped. Amid high food costs, alfalfa looms as a possible flour substitute, with domestic science students showcasing recipes and alfalfa candy.
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Epidemic Plague Climate and Disease Questions
A compilation discusses plague in the United States and abroad noting limited past outbreaks on the Pacific coast and in New Orleans, and explains how humidity and temperature affect rat fleas and transmission. It cites diphtheria and smallpox patterns, and ends with scattered jokes and anecdotes from various newspapers.
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Humor of the Day Me with a Tiny One Do You Be Mustaches
Fragmentary humorous exchange references contact, a Penn State line, and a character named Jem. The text hints at affection and doubt but lacks a clear narrative or complete details to describe a full event.
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Fragmented Headlines Reflect Hard Times and Public Debate
A collage of clipped quotes from multiple papers highlights concerns over waste, inflation, and policy. Discussion touches on food conservation, household costs, Hoover administration actions, industrial shifts, wartime burdens, and political opposition across New York, Houston, Pittsburgh, Washington, Baltimore, and Minneapolis.
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