Anaconda Standard catalog and publishing details
The Anaconda Standard publishing house lists its postal status as second class mail and notes office addresses. It provides subscription rates, advertising departments, and distribution outlets including New York Chicago Detroit Rochester and Rochester sales points.
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Standard Publishing Company
Patiishers Aga
Anaconan
Matter
Citice Itianaria
Bund
Anaconda
Mont Putte Pranch
North Maintreet
Whitin J. Morton
New York Fifth Avenue
Pagi
Marie Clear and News Co
East Pith Street
Detroit
Metropolitan News Co
Torner Woodward
Michigan
Rochester
Minn
Kelly Clear
Nemen'News Co
Oseiden‘tier Way
Sitbeck
Wall
Anould
Standard | Publishing Company
Big War Effort Shown By Mighty Wartime Figures
The article notes the United States mobilized over 1,000,000 troops and moved supplies across vast distances. It highlights wheat, pork, and beef exports to Allied troops, with 140 million bushels of wheat sent by June and monthly meat shipments surging to hundreds of millions of pounds. The piece praises national sacrifice and the Allied response to Kaiser Germany.
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United States
Nurses Needed for Overseas War Service Face Tough Odds
The editorial argues 25 000 trained nurses are required for overseas duty but scarce fit nurses exist from the 60 000 registered. Red Cross reports 10 000 currently serving and more needed as US troops go overseas. Training quickly is essential, amateur nurses provide little help for surgeons, and only strong poised women with grave resolve will answer the call.
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Red Cross
France
America
Warm Springs in Wartime Tone and Tax Talk
A long, flavorful column praises Warm Springs for patriotism and thrift while lampooning German peace hopes. It notes Liberty loan overpayments, tax payments of three billion dollars, and bankers’ confidence. It also comments on agriculture, education, and wartime sentiment with satirical asides about Austria and the I W W.
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Warm Springs
Cee
United States
Scanland
Wealthy Americans Aid War Effort Across Time and Money
The Indianapolis Star reports wealthy Americans including W K Vanderbilt and Anne Morgan contribute time and money to support the war. Large estates host convalescents, convalescent care, and hospital needs while women of prominence join relief efforts in France and on the home front. The piece notes rich donors work for the Allied cause, with many serving at dollar-a-year government compensation and urging others to help.
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Indianapolis Star
I. W. Ws
Germany
Hed Cross
W.K. Vanderbilt
Long Island
Mise Anne Morgan
New York
France
United States
Montana Wheat Cost of Production Report Shows Profits Questioned
Agricultural college study from 206 Montana farms analyzes per acre costs for wheat in Gallatin valley and Judith basin. Calculations adjust 1915 and 1918 data to current conditions, estimating 24.8 bushels per acre yields and a $6 per acre land charge, suggesting margins depending on price.
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Montana
Gallatin Valley
Judith Basin
Agricultural College Experiment Station
Montaza
Wartime Tomatoes And Dinner Ideas From 1918
A 1918 feature extols tomatoes as a versatile cooking aid with meat dishes. It describes draining, browning veal, simmering three hours, then baking halved fresh tomatoes with parsley and onion. A tomato based sauce and eggs accompany the meat, with variants like stuffed tomatoes and scalloped tomato dishes.
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McClure News
Paper Syndicate
Humorous Quotes from 19th Century Papers
A collage of light hearted exchanges and wry lines from old papers. Jokes touch marriage, fashion, neighbors, and social awkwardness featuring speakers like a wife, a bride, and an agitated lady. Subtle humor through misheard phrases and social missteps.
Spirit of the Press on Cruel and Unusual Punishment
In a Meager Postwar debate the Macon Telegraph mocks harsh penalties and mentions the Kalter and a shirt incident from July and August. The snippet calls out shifting opinions on punitive measures and public sentiment regarding gas shell output in postwar headlines.
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Macon Telegraph
America
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