Anaconda Standard Publisher Details and Addresses
Publication matter lists the Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda Montana with offices in Standard Building. It notes post office classification, telephone numbers for business and editorial, advertising staff location in New York, subscription rates, and distribution through various news agencies and outlets across the region. The text serves as a directory-like notice of organizational contact points and service areas.
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The 1917 report notes Russia’s unreliability and its uncertain future. It argues Kerensky may rally the armies or fail, risking a quick end to the war only if Russia acts decisively against Germany. The piece urges the United States to intensify effort to bridge the gap and drive a successful outcome.
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Germany to See Rising Democratic and Peace Sentiment
The article predicts growing support for democracy in Germany, with liberal and peace-minded advocates expanding as death tolls rise, war costs mount, food shortages worsen, and living costs increase. It argues new advocates will emerge and U.S. entry into the war will become more likely, with eventual fruit from these sentiments.
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Senator Myers Reveals Long History of Food Conservation
Senator Myers traced a 1777 move for bone dry conservation of foodstuffs urging laws to stop distilling grain to prevent evils from alcohol. He noted congress acted without presidential interference or Anti Saloon League contact a century before modern techs like kerosene lamps and telephones.
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Senator Myers Shines in Senate Forecast of Reform
A Congressional Record excerpt praises Senator Myers for a witty, vigorous appeal for practical conservation and honest reform. The report highlights patience with limits and contrasts past ambitious schemes with a statesmanlike, dry law approach. Myers leads the honesty forces, attracting national notice.
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May Tax Them Draft Exclusions Stir War Debate
A draft list in Montana sparks a plan to tax aliens who have not naturalized. Proposals call for a $1000 levy on non citizens, with confinement and wartime work for those who cannot serve. The piece vents on citizenship, foreign-born workers, and war material secrecy amid global turmoil.
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Garden Campaign Bears Fruit With Record Garden Growth
The home garden movement led by Uncle Sam has yielded $350 million in vegetables. Gardens increased threefold since 1916, adding 1,175,900 acres, though Montana's gains lag. The National Emergency Food Garden Commission promotes canning and drying nationwide with manuals mailed for postage and railway demonstration trains supplying food-saving instruction.
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National Emergency Food Garden Commission
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Advice is cheap yet government needs loyalty and work
The piece argues that while government errs, widespread advice from citizens is not a cure. It calls for money, service, and unquestioning loyalty from all Americans who support democracy and the country. With such backing, the government can progress with little advice.
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Wartime Housewife Advice on Rest and Respite
Frances Marshall urges American housewives to pace wartime work with rest. She recommends periodic vacations or simple changes in routine to prevent exhaustion, boost morale, and sustain vigor for continued home front efforts in feeding Europe and supporting the war.
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Welcome to the Short Stories and Lunarl Advice
A fragment from a London Opinion column describes a comical kitchen mishap and a street scene of a benevolent actor entertaining patients at Colney Hatch, with a social joke about delayed success and a gas bill delivery becoming a punchline. The tone is light and period voice, mixing humor and social observation.
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Children of America's Army of Relief Appeal
A Boston based appeal from Children of America's Army of Relief urges aid for starving war displaced children. The message lists brutal suffering, asks for ten cents to fund one day of life, two dollars for a month, and one year’s support, and directs remittances to Children of America’s Fund via Union Savings and Trust Company in Helena, Montana.
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Tenaries
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Westinghouse calls 1000 workers for new munition plant
The Westinghouse company seeks one thousand patriotic American workers for a secret munition plant. Applicants must be highly skilled and thoroughly vetted to prevent spies and insider threats. stringent selection will be used to protect the facility and workers.
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Westinghouse Company
Typhoid Lessons From Shared Toilet Spread in Brooklyn
A Brooklyn report details a typhoid outbreak in April traced to two families in one house sharing a basement toilet. Vaccination urged. confinement of upstairs family halted spread. Investigation rules out water and food. contamination from shared facilities emphasized. The piece stresses vaccination and cross-household transmission in tenement settings.
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Humor Quotes From Era Justified by Autosugges tion
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World of News Commentary and War Talk Fragment
Fragmented press items discuss selling liberty bonds below par and privilege for buyers. A miller explains flour price differences between Minneapolis and London. The World mocks a “new world” solution to Kaiser era tensions and references Colonel Roosevelt’s communications network.
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