Anaconda Standard and Publishing Company Ad Info
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New Wager Case Offered by Butte Mining Operators
The Standard reports a liberal wage offer to miners by Butte operators. Under the new scale wages rise with copper, from 3.78 to 4.00 daily for the 26 to 17 cent range, with general increases at all levels above 18 cents. The change includes a weekly pay schedule starting around September 1, and applies to miners returning to work today or who have worked since July 1.
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Butte
Denman and Goethals Retired Amid Ship Controversy
The Denman Goethals dispute ends with both men forced out as President Wilson reshapes ship policy. He assigns power to push large cargo carrier production to meet wartime goals, prioritizing immediate needs over future designs amid strained relations and broad public respect for Goethals.
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Records Show Bed Hazards Outweigh Trench Risks
A large accident insurance company reports that the last three months reveal significant danger in everyday activity like getting out of bed, outweighing even wartime hazards. The figures contrast with Twain’s jokes about travel safety and suggest persistent risks in ordinary life.
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Mark Twain
Bathing injuries haunt home life and insurance costs
During the last quarter the company paid policyholders 99000 pounds for personal injury claims. Common causes include nineteen falls on stairs, ten slips on floors, seventy nine sprains while walking, nine injuries getting in or out of bed, ten bathtubs incidents, three during heating, and twenty seven while working about the house. Many men are killed or wounded from these home hazards and more may follow.
Germans urged to discard Kaiser and militaristic rule for democracy
The author argues Germany should end the Kaiser and divine right to rule. A democratic government would let Germans start anew and progress toward a brighter destiny, as the war was not forced on them by other nations but by their own leadership. Only then can they move forward and regain world goodwill.
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Germany
Maryland Governor Issues Proclamation on War Time Labor Duty
The Maryland governor orders all able bodied unemployed men aged 18 to register by August 20. He insists no loafers in the state during wartime, demanding work for those who will not fight and promising punishment for those who urge others to quit work. The policy targets slacking in any class.
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Maryland
America
PONOMY IN COAL AND FUEL WASTE
Mr Manning, a government official, warns coal waste drains fuel and money. He estimates annual losses near half a billion dollars and says 20 percent of coal heat should convert to power. He cites low plant efficiencies and urges intensive study and plant changes to cut costs.
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War era wit and prophetic satire from Washington column
A stream of quotations and wry observations on WWI figures and events. The piece riffs on Goethals Denman Wilson and German officials while lampooning politicians and war weariness as senators in Washington weigh pressures and plans. The tone blends satire with political critique of leadership, diplomacy, and public morale.
War Time Debate Sparks Public Doubt and Diplomacy
The text portrays a nation in astonishment over food controls and transport disruptions while diplomats, including a steadfast young wife, seek to influence policy to avert war. It notes Belgian relief efforts and hints at Kaiser Wilhelm’s desire for peace mediated by global opinion, and cites Jeannette Rankin’s early efforts for government women workers.
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Lloyd. George
Kaiser
Jeannette Rankin
Tongue as Summer Meat and Sauce Idea
A 1917 article outlines using tongue for cool meals and hot dishes. It compares fresh and smoked tongue, notes salt adjustments, boiling with herbs, and serving ideas with raisin sauce and greens. It also mentions grinding leftover slices for sandwiches. A separate item reports Khabrovsk’s Amur river railway bridge completion after five years and a cost over $5,000,000.
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Amur
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Khabarovsk
Fourth of July in Chicago Shows Lawless Celebration
Dr W A Evans reports on Chicago July 4 observing a quiet city with limited fireworks and no deaths. The piece notes injuries from stray bullets and compares historic casualties to 1903 figures, while condemning patriotic celebrations as provoking lawlessness and urging change of harmful customs.
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Chicago
Chicago Tribune
Humorous Exchanges Across Papers on Everyday Life
A collage of quips and snatches from US papers shows steamily witty lines about weather, bills, streetcars, and family life. Lines mention sticky weather, ironing day, missed bills, streetcar passengers, and the notion of gentleman farmers in a brisk joke-style montage.
Fragmented World War Era Snippets In Mixed Dispatches
A mosaic of headlines and quips from several papers recounts wartime themes and humorous asides. The items touch on conservation, naval reserves, indifference to bread production, indemnity demands, and a reported Washington dispatch about air power and policy.
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