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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1918
Page
6
A dense compilation from The Anaconda Standard includes war era notices, advertising, and essays critiquing German strategy and American involvement. It cites veterans’ morale, moving picture theaters, and public sentiment, interlaced with mockery of leaders and international headlines.
President emphasizes that reverses are possible and the war will be long. He urges patience and steadfast purpose, noting Americans must keep training soldiers, building ships, producing arms, and conserving supplies until victory. The message reinforces resilience and unity despite losses.
Readers are reminded of the valor and patriotism shown by American Negro regiments serving in France. At least two units, led by Black officers, fought east and west of Rheims, leading in repelling the German drive. They volunteered to share the brunt of battle and proved their gallantry in turning the offensive. Allies praise their role alongside Americans, French, British, and Italians.
The piece surveys Austrians and Germans blaming each other for failed offensives at the Piave and Marne while reflecting on Mark Twain in the Holy Land. It notes Jerusalem’s modern changes after Allenby’s conquest and hints at new conditions in the city.
The article urges forming routines to save mental effort, using breakfast preparation as a concrete example. It explains listing tasks, grouping by when they must be done, and arranging steps to minimize trips, so habits form automatically. It links disciplined living to wartime efficiency and energy conservation.
Hay of Girt argues in the Clayton Tribune that after weighing the matter, the paper leans toward the opinion that the Tribune is in the neighborhood of right. Macon
A jumble of clipped headlines and quotes from multiple papers references figures such as McAdoo Murleson King George and Nick of Russia. The text hints at foreign policy gossip train symbolism and election talk but lacks coherent narrative or a single event to summarize.
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