The Anaconda Standard Publication Details
The Anaconda Standard lists publication details for STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY with offices in Anaconda Montana and a subscription rate schedule. It notes mailing classifications, foreign advertising representation, and lists newsstand locations in New York Chicago Detroit Denver Seattle and other cities.
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Wiliam J. Morton Co
New York
Fifth Avenue
Chicago—Tribune
Montana
Standard
Hotaling
Child's News Agency
Portland
Bowman, Postofice Corner
O'Mara, Firth and Wash
Tacoma
Trego News Co
Seattle
Wilson Eyes Stronger Army and Navy in 1915 Outlook
President Wilson plans reports from the army and navy on national defense and will present the issue to Congress in December. Public sentiment narrows between preparedness and restraint as the education bureau reports 1914 school enrollment and rising costs, with high school expansion noted and education spending placed near three quarters of a billion dollars.
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Wilson
Army
Navy
Congress
Towa
Tere
Government Bureau of Education
Commissioner of Education
United States
Warsaw to fall as third German assault nears
Reports say Warsaw likely to be captured within days as Kaiser vows a triumphal entry on Aug 2. Petrograd disputes, claiming the Russians may hold for two weeks. This third German effort aims to deal a major setback to the Allies and secure a pivotal victory.
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Warsaw
Russia
Petrograd
Germany
Not Satisfactory US Demands on Germany Overreaching
The United States insists it has been injured by German actions in the war, not Germany. Washington seeks a satisfactory German reply and assurance to prevent future missteps while condemning evasive German notes as unsatisfactory and untenable.
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Rman
Germany
United States
Painit-Asid
Te Goaster Mee
Ee Aura Ian Etl Ok
Wi Owers
Washington Post
Cummins
Wilson
Cam
Prince Poniatowsky
Poland
Helen Sperry
Stockton
Cal
Europe
Prince Poniatowski
Prisoners of War Used as Farm Hands in Europe
An Orleans dispatch notes that 200 German prisoners captured at Carency and sent to Issoudun were moved to Mahersherbes and then divided into groups of 20 for assignment to communes that requested labor from the military authorities. The program aims to harvest without pulling soldiers from the front.
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Grmany
France
Orleans
Carency
Issoudun
Malsherbes
Watts
Reis
Poland
Fragmented survey of politics and war talk across nations
A reader summary of diverse quotes and observations spans Roosevelt, Hughes, Taft, and Bryan, debating party loyalties and Republican reform, mixed with commentary on Germany, Poland, farm labor, and public figures. The piece threads political critique with satirical takes on press and policy.
Housewife's Economy Dishes Care Instruction
Practical tips on dishwashing emphasize hot water and consistent routines. A white tin box keeps dinner dishes ready for quick daily reassembly, while proper drying and careful handling preserve silver and glassware. The article advises gloves, a wire rack, and thorough drying to prevent damage.
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Anand
MeCiure Newsinane Bemeate
How to Keep Well Chicago Tribune Ice Box Test
A reader describes a home experiment testing an ice box with a middle food chamber thermometer and an outdoor sensor. He plans repeated trials, tracks opening frequency, humidity, and temperature difference. The letter discusses scoring based on pantry versus food chamber temperatures and cites Dr William and refrigeration experts.
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Ohester
N. Y
Dr. Evans
Goler
Wile
Workel
Horace C. Gardner
Chicago
Wie Tans
Nickerson
William
The
Chicago Tribune
Fall of Indian strongholds and naval feats in 1778
The narrative surveys 1778 events from frontier raids against the Seneca and Cayuga to the British and American campaigns. It notes Col Evan Shelby’s frontier push, Brodhead’s operations, and the broader struggle with Native nations, then shifts to Paul Jones and the Bon Homme Richard. It details naval actions near Flamborough Head, and the delayed Franco-American efforts under Rochambeau and Count de Grasse, culminating in contested southern campaigns and Lincoln’s capture.
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Chemung
Toryea
Johnson
Genesee
Tie
Hau
Brodhead
Sule
Clark
West
Ohio
Menting Ax
Paul Jones
France
Mr. Franklin
Ginnane
Saundheon
America
Countess Bearborough
Jones
Pearons
Washington
Count D’hataing
West Indies
Savannan
Lincoln
South Carolina
County Estaing
Ile
Indies
Newport
Comte de Rochambeau
South
Clinton
New York
Cornwallis
Mrdis Diloe
Humor and Prose Snippets Parade in Paper Lines
A collage of jokes and short quips from various papers features witty exchanges about Appomattox day and Buffalo Express, a weary widower, dating puns, and a doctor patient banter. A child listener sobs at the prodigal son tale, highlighting domestic humor and small-town contrasts.
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Appomattox
Buffalo Express
Baltimore American
St. Louis
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