Advertising Agencies and News Stand Listings
An Anaconda Standard page lists advertising agencies and newsstand partners with offices and contact notes. Includes William J Morton Co in New York and Chicago, several regional news agencies, and a directory of street corners and distributors across cities like San Francisco Los Angeles Denver Portland Tacoma and Anaconda Mont.
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Hhotet Marie Cigar and Man
Saree etroft-“Metropolitan News” Co
Corners Woodard
Michigan
SiHischerter
Sinn
Kefiy
Elenr
Desperate German home front and child mortality crisis told
Wartime reports from Heidelberg urge relief for worsening conditions in Germany as rationing tightens and child mortality soars. Articles claim Russia’s conquest failed to feed the nation, while allied manpower pressures push toward decisive victory and punishment of autocracy.
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Germany
Heidelberg
Russia
Kaiserbund
Gompers Urges Unity as War Keeps Freedom’s Torch Alight
Samuel Gompers opens AFL congress urging World War I participation to keep the light of freedom burning. He notes past criticism of labor leaders, cites changed tides of trust between labor and capital, and honors figures like Eshbach and Gompers for uniting in the war effort. The Kaiser’s toll is acknowledged as heavy, yet liberty’s lamp is rekindled and shines with renewed vigor.
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Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Gompers
Eshwab
Ching
Lamp of Liberty
Equal Pay Controversy Faces Seattle School Board
The Seattle school board grants higher pay to male teachers while preserving the old scale for women, sparking protests over pay equality for equal work. The piece argues women will face greater civil duties amid wartime, and warns the ruling risks undermining justice and future staffing.
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Faise
Wen
Europe
France
England
Seattle
Spirit of Giving in War Times Spurs Widespread Generosity
In a wartime note, a surge of charitable giving spreads beyond expectations as communities respond to the casualties and demands of the war. The piece links generosity to religious duty, reflects on home-front casualties, and praises civic duty, while weaving in wartime sentiments about Germany, Italy, and Russia alongside references to notable figures and public calls for support and patriotism.
Wartime Housewifery by Princes Marshall 1860 Preserves
An old family plum sauce recipe from Wartime Housewifery by Princes Marshall. The section notes tried and true methods used by successful wives for generations. It references plum sauce pairs with meat and mentions quantities and preservation tips.
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Princes Marshall
Baker speaks to West Point graduates on future U S war roles
Secretary Baker told 137 West Point graduates that over a million American soldiers will serve in France soon. He awarded diplomas to the class of 1919, the first to graduate ahead of time since 1817, and urged officers to be ready for another war if necessary. He framed U S belligerence as defense of democracy and individual liberty.
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France
Baker
United States Military Academy
West Point
United States
Smany
Preserving and Pickling Recipes From a Historic Household Page
A fragmented collection of household instructions describes making plum syrup with sugar and spices, drying cherries in syrup, pickling plums with vinegar and spices, and a winter tomato sauce. The text lists quantities and steps, though many words are garbled. It preserves a practical snapshot of 19th or early 20th century home preservation methods.
Howler and the Garden in My Face at a Party
A Wit and War Time Anecdote from Albany quotes Ex Senator Bailey of Texas about German pacifist beliefs. The tale contrasts a show crowding with Howler’s pride in Mrs Howler's singing amid a noisy party and misheard comments.
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Howler
Wittaburg
Humorous Debate and Daily Quips from Presses
A collage of light humor and quips from various papers. Jokes about bank indignant customers, restaurant economics, and a farmer trading yarns. A Scotswoman questions a badge on a fusilier, while a farmer jokes about steadiness and a sluggard mimics an ant.
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Bank Co
Pearl Hotel
Farmer Haye
Jones
Farmer Seed
London
Sluggard
Cincinnati
Cassells Saturday Journal
Press opinion and editorials cited from major papers
A digest of various newspaper quips and opinions on wartime leaders and events. Quotes reference Admiral Peary, Crown Prince, and editors from The Charleston News and Courier New York Times Washington Post Detroit Free Press and Boston Globe. Mentions German generals retirement and McAdoo House influence with Roosevelt.
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A. Doe Cook
Admiral Peary
Charleston News and Courier
Amert
New York
Telegra MI
Washington Post
Dallas News
McAdoo
House
Roosevelt
Navy
Colonel Roosevelt
France
Hoston Globe
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Gregory
Federal Grand Jury
America
Yellowstone
Montana
The
Alps
Italy
Rome
Paris
Sinn Fein
Jeremiah O'Leary
Jeremiah
Chicago
Barn of Fame
Mrs. O'leary
Vetrograd
Russa
Eugene Debs
T. W. Ws
Gerny
John D. Ryan
RAVES
Ite
Newholden
Hi Tong
Ies Sas
Sively
All
MR. Baker
Grac
N.Y
Herald
Atcciure Newspaper Sonaicatad
Bailey
Texas
Albany
Ike
Tee
Holdie
Washington Star
Spirit of the Press
Detroit Free Press
Gul X
Oldegel
TG Pellers
A. C. M. Hardware House
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