Anaconda Standard Masthead and Advertising Directory
The document lists publication details for the Anaconda Standard including publishers, editorial contacts, and advertising representation. It provides subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, carrier and mail prices, and notes on distribution outside Montana with a list of city newsstands and agents. It also gives contact instructions to the Standard Publishing Company.
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Faxdard Publishing Company Publishers and Proprietors
Anaconda
Standard Buité
Mont
Butte
East Broadws Business
North America
Shipbuilding gains noted amid stalled shipping bill
Despite no shipping bill passing Congress, U S shipyards show rising activity with 65 steel vessels and 60 wooden ships under construction as of July 1. Government figures say production far exceeds 1901 levels, though not as high as hoped, with many vessels aimed at South American trade.
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Government
Department of Commerce
United States
Congress
Germany pays heavy price for war with widespread teacher losses
A wartime survey notes the toll among German educators, claiming about 4 900 schoolmasters killed since the conflict began. It argues the broader loss mirrors the total wartime sacrifice across all professions, highlighting the immense impact on Germany’s culture and youth. The article also reports on Henry Clews & Company remaining optimistic about American home conditions, crop prospects, and farmer prosperity, while noting cotton market disruptions due to war and Great Britain’s restrictions affecting the South.
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Germany
Tne Front
Mherland
Henry Clews & Company
Political column on war, trade, and diplomacy themes
The piece discusses British and American trade during wartime, cotton and steel demand, and naval spending under Wilson. It critiques Republican and Democratic military policy, cites Roosevelt and Carranza, and mocks Haiti, Mexico, and Haiti’s president’s fate amid ongoing global conflict.
Lowering Standards in European Armies for War Effort
The article reports that European governments have lowered military standards to draft more men. Smaller men, previously rejected for fitness, are now being accepted due to scarcity of larger recruits. Authorities claim endurance and march capacity are not tied to height or weight, as campaigns demand and trenches demand compact troops.
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Europe
Oskar
Port Au Prince
H Belnss
Repubican Party
German Empire
Poland
Hell
Japan Ready for European War as Siberian Rail Link Seen
The piece notes Japan could join a European conflict via the Siberian railroad reaching Vladivostok. It cites Japan's past German actions in China, potential to mobilize a million on ten days' notice, and a suspected alliance with England.
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Japan
China
Rusia
Vladivostok
Germany
Russia
England
Evolution of shirt waists and blouses for practical wear
The article surveys a shift from stiff collared shirt waists to comfortable blouses. It highlights yoke and peplum designs, outdoors friendly smocks belted at the waist, and khaki and linen ensembles suited for travel, sport, and daily use. Silk jersey blouses are noted for their wrinkle resistance and home sewing potential.
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New Order
Norfolk
McClure
Baby feeding on journey tips from the Children's Bureau
The Children’s Bureau advises mothers planning railroad trips with babies to prepare enough food in advance. Feedings should be bottled and sterilized, bottles kept in hot water then cooled in ice until ready. A home made portable refrigerator is described using two tin buckets to keep bottles cold during travel.
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Fin
Politicians and press voices spar over 1916 politics
A fragmented clipping cites various editorials and quotes from papers like the Houston Post, Pittsburg Gazette, and New York outlets. It highlights calls to back or oppose candidates, mentions Ambassador Marve, and notes German actions and public sentiment as political leverage.
Short Stories and Aviation Quips from 1920s Punches
A fragmented clipping mixes comic dialogue about an enthusiastic aviator explaining aircraft principles and a comic exchange about a young woman and a noodle joke. It references a New York Times mention and a conversation with Mrs Murphy and Casey, hinting at medical prognoses and family chatter from a Punch-like humor page.
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Taidy
New York Times
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