Standard Publishing Company Anaconda Montana Ad Rates
The Anaconda Standard lists subscription rates, advertising offices, and circulation details. It notes publication offices in Anaconda and a Butte branch, with contact lines, and outlines distribution outside Montana via various city news agencies.
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Standard Publishing Compant
Anaconda
Bell Phonee
Businews
Raitortal
Mont. Butte
North Malhones
Raitorial
Red Cross drives Relief Funds for Butte and Montana
The American Red Cross aims to raise 10 million dollars nationwide between June 18 and June 26 to aid distress relief. Montana is apportioned 287 thousand dollars, with Butte assigned 150 thousand and Anaconda 15 thousand. local demand is high and committees will proceed to raise as much as possible within the period.
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American Red Cross Society
Montana
Butte
Red Cross
Anaconda
Premature Kaiser's Victory Claims Questioned
The Kaiser’s congratulatory remarks on Hindenburg and the crown prince are called premature as the British offensive in Belgium continues. The author warns Germans may realize the deception and face growing distrust when true conditions emerge.
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Kaiser
von Hindenburg
Belgium
United States urged to acquire West Indies islands
The Academy of Political Science of New York urged the U S to seize all West Indies islands then held by Europe. It suggested Britain and France might surrender these possessions in exchange for U S participation in the war. It argued acquisition would benefit the United States but warned no debt or territory would be accepted as condition.
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Academy of Political Science of
New York
United States
West Indies
England
France
Great Britain
Uch
War sole focus as islands traded may wait
The speaker stresses that the war must be the sole concern now and that future matters such as trading islands for debts should be considered only after victory. The emphasis is on directing all thought and energy toward winning the war.
Millions to be drafted for war effort warned
The piece argues that registration may reach close to ten million men with exemptions leaving about five million eligible. It predicts a million could be sent to Europe by spring and that Germany must expect far larger forces next year. It outlines staged conscription from married men to ages 16 to 50 if needed and asserts training and mobilization can be completed in time.
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United States
Europe
Germany
Blessings of War and the Bon Vivant Menu Reform
Fragment from a historical critique discussing wartime conditions and their impact on American dining. The piece rails at elite French menus and luxury in hotels, arguing for simple, plain fare that appeals to the general public over ostentatious gastronomy. It laments modern dining trends and calls for restraint in culinary pretensions.
War and Glad Bags Styles Ordered by Defense Council
The Council of National Defense directs simple clothing for men and women to conserve cloth, with a delay on immediate changes. Present stock may be used, but spring and summer 1918 styles should be modest and reduced, eliminating decorative features that use cloth. Cotton-wool blends urged. some garments will not shrink in volume. The plan aims to cut designs by about 60 percent while keeping prices low and avoiding drastic fashion upheaval.
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Commercial Economy Board
Council of National Defense
Tila
Iredicult
Temperance in raiment, not prohibition urged
submit to the council of national defense that citizen efficiency would be impaired by taking part in public duties in a barrel. Extremes of dress are not planned for now, the aim is to curb luxury, interning Dame Fashion while retaining essentials. People will keep their shirts on and temperance in raiment suffices.
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Council of National Defense
Albania Annexation Debate and War Time Jibes
The editorial critiques Austria’s claim of peace without annexation while labeling Albania's autonomy under Austrian suzerainty as de facto annexation. It envisions a postwar world where nations choose their fate and condemns imperial domination. The piece quips at I W W antics and notes assorted wartime ironies, including reactions to Hindenburg and submarine activity. King Alexander of...
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Austria
Albania
Germany
Keeping a Refrigerator Cold with Dry Storage Tips
A housewife advises on ice preservation and freezer hygiene. Use sawdust or newspaper to insulate ice, keep the tub dark and cool, and avoid placing warm foods directly into the fridge. Dryness speeds cold preservation, while moist foods demand more ice.
Greece and Germany loom in wartime reflections
A critical, clipped commentary argues Greece cannot rival past imperial greatness, condemns Germany for its enemies and unmade nations like Serbia and Romania, and introduces Uncle Sam’s reformist but radical plan. It warns Belgian casualties and suggests the Ti kians may shift the war eastern theater with a full policy overhaul.
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Greece
Alec the Great
Germany
Serbia
Rumania
Johns Hopkins Hospital Unit Ready for Service
A Johns Hopkins University unit prepared to depart for France is the first complete U S hospital unit organized for overseas service. Major J M T Finney, Miss Bessie Baker, and Major J D Heysinger stand in a formation photo. the 240 men and women are mainly recruited from Johns Hopkins in Baltimore and across the nation.
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N.Y
Johns Hopkins University
France
J. M.T. Finney
Bessie Baker
J. D. Heysinger
United States
Baltimore
Taste anatomy explained by Dr Sven in 1917 overview
The article details the tongue map and taste buds, describing circumvallate and filiform papillae, nerve endings, and how liquids interact with taste nerves. It notes taste regions vary by person, cites Hollingsworth, and mentions the brain center for taste remains undiscovered.
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Hollingsworth
Spirit of the Press Debates Public Figures in Airy Quips
A collage of quotes lampoons leaders and politics from major papers. The notes reference Taft Lloyd George Roosevelt Bryan and La Follette in witty, era-tinged jests about leadership, wartime policy, and public opinion across cities.
Humorous Exchanges From 19th Century Papers
A collection of joke snippets and cartoons quoted from Louisville Courier-Journal Baltimore American Washington Star and other papers. The items include quips about doctors dowries telephones patriotism and a singing mishap with a flying slipper.
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New York World
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United States Senate
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Houston Post
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Washington Star
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