Portomice at Anacanda Second-Ciaes Mall Matter
Advertisement heavy page from Anaconda Montana shows the Portomice Second-Class mail matter and distribution details. It lists address blocks for main street and regional offices, with names of publishing and advertising representatives and subscription rates. The text references The Anaconda Standard and associated business offices, indicating distribution and circulation information for the publication.
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Standard Publishing
Portomice
Anes Onda
Hell
Aitorial
Seales Eee
Guise
Ingaard
Buitaine
Anaconda
Mont
Trent
William J. Mortonca
New York Fifth Avenua
Ehlengs
Chen
Broadway
Detroit
Metenpsittan
Rochester
Minn
Bohneiber
Ran 'Oates
Rowe Co
Beate Whitey
Hnener
Tanner Rent Coe" Beinenancen
Eivbeck
Wall An Reman BR
Stubeck
Wall A Aml Wenerat Tustnese, Tetera and Foe Sekebang Wemeing Company
Expect reverses but Allies will win final battle
The speaker notes that the war will not be a steady march to triumph. Reverses and heavy losses are certain and expected, with many ups and downs ahead. Despite many battles and shifting gains, the ultimate outcome favors the Allies and the final victory remains possible.
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Rhine
Bright Prospects for Allied War Victory and Enemy Property
The piece argues Allied forces on the western and Italian fronts are gaining, with Albania and Macedonia promising progress before summer. It warns Germany must be beaten on the western front and critiques the Kaiser’s wartime conduct. It details looming U S and Latin American steps to confiscate enemy German property, predicting stringent postwar restrictions to prevent German exploitation and noting the immense anticipated costs of the Kaiser bill.
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Albania
Macedonia
Nero
Rome
Germany
United States
State Department
Americas
New York Evening Mall
Kateer
Turkey and Germany Hold Contention Over War Alliances
The report of Turkey severing ties with Germany remains unconfirmed amid speculation Turkey may quit the central powers. Observers note German conduct in Belgium and France has stirred Turkish horror, while Turkey has received little in spoils and may face future restitution at settlement.
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Turkey
Germany
Belgium
France
Serbia
Poland
Russia
Rumania
Austria
Bulgaria
Palestine
Great Britain
Holy Land
U S war finances and language policy debates
The article argues wealth and income levels in the United States justify large Liberty loan borrowing and discusses war tax expectations. It urges Americans to push assimilation of foreigners, requiring English learning and self-funded instruction, with warnings against charity-based approaches. It also references wartime morale, diplomacy, and public opinion snippets on leaders and policies.
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United States
Unitedates
Holland
Cincinnati Enquirer
John G. Lonsdale
St. Louis
Butte
Ork
Robertson
America
Short Stories On the Wrong Road Mix Up
Private Nelson returns from Rockford Pri and marries on leave. At the station he hands his marriage certificate to the gateman as a return ticket. The gateman jokes about a ticket for a song and a weary journey not on the road. He then visits a music shop to exchange a purchased piano for a different model with two soft pedals.
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Rockford
Nelson
Iast
O Metal
Journey
King George V Attends Chelsea Ball Game With US Sailors
A historical photo shows King George V being introduced by Admiral Sims to the captain of the American navy team at Chelsea on Independence Day. The image underscores a royal attendance at a 20th century ball game, reflecting cross Atlantic sports ties.
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Underwood & Underwood
New York
George 11
England
Chelsea
George V
King George
Admiral Sims
Wartime Housewifery and Honey Substitutes
An early 20th century column by Frances Marshall advocates using honey as a sugar substitute during wartime shortages. It highlights honey’s health benefits, baking advantages, and cautions about proper use in recipes and canning. The piece also references Maeterlinck and adds scattered humor from unrelated clippings.
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Ternard
Amercane
Suumur
Mme
Maurice Maeterlinck
Germany
MeCture
War News Versus Peace Talks From Allied and German Press
A compilation of wartime editorials and headlines noting Roosevelt’s Governor bid, German prisoner exchanges, submarine strength claims, and Allied rejection of peace terms. It cites U S voices from Houston, Baltimore, Pittsburg, Kansas City, Indianapolis, Detroit, and other papers on victory, surrender, and morale.
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Prussia
Houston Post
von Cappelle
Fa'hsh
Kanga City
Humor of the Day and exchange snippets
A fragmented humorous dialogue parade includes lines about marriage, mirrors, finicky habits, pests in the home, and a light exchange about Fido and infantile diseases. It features travelers in casual banter, a doctor’s remark, and a note on a daughter’s engagements and marriage to a jobless club acquaintance.
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Mirame
Sam
Hank
Buffalo Express
Fido
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Associated Press
Urkey and Grmany
Rheims
Wilson
Jeannette
Waleh
Pershing
Atlantic Monthly
Stevenson
Kipling
Treitachke
Bernhard
Kaiser
Jroe
Gerard
United
Nat Goodwin
Staaal
Paris
von Hindenburg
Old Hin
Jeannette Rankin
United States Senate
King George Wises
Mis1ah
N.Y
Frances Marshall
Mov. Ing. Picture Company
Black Cloud
Buffalo
Express
Senator Sorghum
Tecan
Washington Star
Spirit of the Press
Roosevelt
York’ World
Baltimore
von Hertling
Physic
Pittsburg Dispatch
Pittsburg
Gageta Times
Huns
Indianapolls
Detroit Pree Press
Endling
the College of Saint Catherine
Cleveland
Randolph St. St Paul, Minnesota
Ames
Lyon's
Spokane
B., A. & P. Railway
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