Anaconda Standard ad offices and circulating details
Anaconda Standard publishing firm lists offices and outside stalls for sale copies. It includes advertising agents in New York Chicago and Rochester and specifies subscription rates and mailing terms for daily and Sunday editions.
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Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda
Bell
Raoriat 2
Mont Nephones Yerial Department
William J. Morton Company
New York Fifth Avenue
Chicago Tribune
Monana
New York
Hotaling
Ang
Broadway
St. Paul
Terran Metropolitan News
Woodward
Michi Rochester
Minn
Nelly Clear
George Graen
Devers Schneider News Company
Sattake
Emma Batten
Francisco United News
Cigar
Fifth Street
Wes Angeles
Kemp News Agency
San Diego
Chilas
Portland
Postoffice
Liberty News Company
Fifth
Liberty” News
Veeler
Shotkane
Stubeck
Watt and Rive
Publisi ‘Company
Mont
Unnaturalized foreigners and anarchist threat
The article condemns foreign-born anarchists seeking revolution by terrorism while affirming American citizens' right to choose their government. It notes Chicago's historic role in national party conventions and cites local boycotts leading to Minneapolis as a preferred venue for next year’s conventions.
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Amer
Chicago
Chica
Chicas
Minneapolis
Prince of Wales to visit United States in August
The Prince of Wales plans a U S visit in August, sparking high society preparations for Newport. Locals expect a lively midsummer with elaborate entertaining, hoping his stay will refresh entertainments after the war and possibly bring characterful caution to the social scene. His grandfather Edward VII is recalled as a former county figure.
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Prince of Wales
United States
Newport
Edward VII
Fashion column links Lady Duff Gordon to English dress lines
The article reports Lady Duff Gordon earning about $100 a week from a New York syndicate that uses her name for fashion writing. It notes she does not contribute to the stories or illustrations, while others write and depict the supposed latest designs. It also references the Prince of Wales and public reactions in a separate culture commentary context.
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Prince of Wales
Juliet
Lucy Dust Gordon
New York
America
United States
England
Dot Gordon
New MBer IP BOYS Scout Support Opinion Piece
An opinion piece extols Boy Scout values and fundraising. It argues supporting Scouts backs government ideals and benefits youth by teaching nature appreciation, self-reliance, and disciplined outdoor living over idle mischief.
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Boy Scout Movement
Boy Scouts
United States
Bors
Debate Over League Covenant Sparks Sovereignty Fears
The article critiques opponents of the League of Nations as alarmists over U S sovereignty while noting Germany’s eagerness to join. It argues nations value sovereignty, cites wartime industrial training benefits, and satirizes figures like Lodge Knox and Lenine amid currency of peace. It references Senator Walsh and Clemenceau, and comments on economic strains and journalism.
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League of Nations
United States
Borah
Idaho
Reed
Missouri
United State
League
Germany
United
Konenkamp
Lodge
Knox
Walsh
Premier Clemenceau
Industrial training seen as ongoing effort by manufacturing
The department of labor notes 350 firms maintain ongoing industrial training departments, arguing manufacturing interests view training as a permanent effort beyond wartime needs. The bulletin cites factories adopting training programs as evidence of continuing commitment to skilled labor.
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Department of Labor
Indus
Senator Borah rails against foreign interference habit
A fragmentary dispatch cites Senator Borah decrying foreign interference becoming habitual. It notes rising interest in spiritualism, cites limited communion with spirits, and mocks Austria’s sympathy. It mentions optimistic talk of Europe restoring law and order without a further $200 billion, and reports Pittsburg residents suing street railway workers for 2 million plus in alleged damages, urging defendants to adopt an enter-at-once system to cut court costs.
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Austria
Pittsburg
The High Cost of Naval Power and Two New Battleships
The Boston Transcript notes the minimum bids for two new U S Navy battleships authorized by the 1918 act total 44 48 million dollars far exceeding Civil War and early federal expenditures. The piece argues such costs reflect inflation and wartime pace and suggest the ships will keep the United States as a leading naval power despite calls for disarmament.
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Boston Transcript
United States Navy
Great Britain
United States
Tanging
League of Nations
Fragmentary verse lyrics evoke seasonal mood and nature
A damaged portion of a poem or lyric fragment hints at a long fortune and shared life under a blue sky. Images of birds, fruits, and a golden afternoon mingle with themes of unity, thrift, and contentment despite imperfect weather. The piece remains readable only in fragments.
Housewife's Summer Hair Care and Fashion Tips
A dated household column offers summer hair care advice for housewives. It covers wearing hats, using parasols, sleeping with braided hair, and gentle routines to reduce perspiration damage. It also mentions ribbon styles, brushing, and quick cleansing methods for tools to maintain hair health in hot weather.
Bone-dry world conference and war debt debate
The piece discusses William J. Bryan pushing a dry world conference and U S efforts to regulate foreign habits. It questions postwar finances, citing 13 000 000 009 marks claimed by Germany for damages from the allied blockade and considers whether the German war debt should be fully included. It mentions political stances and public opinion shaping the debate.
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William J. Bryan
United States
Germany
Omaha Bee
Humor of the Day and Lobster Laughs in Ragged Dialogue
A garbled humor page from the Florida Times Union showcases quips about sharp oagues, conversation faults, rent demands, and Christmas Boston banter. A string of jokes and exchanges feature landladies, lodgers, doctors, and a philosophic mother in improvised mishearing and wordplay.
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Florida
Union
Boston
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