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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1918

Page

35

Fourth of July scenario urged by Associated Shades

A dated spoof unfolds as a committee of four to stage a Fourth of July spectacle debates liberty and censorship. Shakespeare and Diogenes clash over freedom, boasting a pyrotechnic scene with Uncle Sam and a grand finale featuring Liberty and allied nations.

George Washington Associated Shades Sir Walter Raleigh Brutus Diogenes Ananias Guy Fawkes Washington Shakespeare Honolulu Bilious Dillaspeare Walter Bruto America Bill Tve Bedlam Trotsky Ely Taleish Iva Mark Anthony Frederick the Great Freddy Sam Lee Ananiag Dion Dane Liberty Beatus Fain Hill Hades Vesuvius Til Ie Liberty Out Ate Atbert Helgium St. Rae Garibaldi Unete Hanes Earth

Helen and Warren misadventure at a late dinner

Helen and Warren chase a private address across New York. Dense subway heat and a faulty card lead to a late arrival at a Willard dinner where misread signals and social grace collide. The night ends with a sharp quip about a double blunder and a surprising eight o clock misread.

Warren Helen Hiverside Drive Helena Nora Willard Bailey Humber Vekins Iaii Mabel Herbert Urner

German Author on Duty of a Nation

A fragmentary 19th century critique discusses Schiller’s history of the Netherlands and argues that the law of nations requires states to intervene to aid oppressed peoples. It contrasts England’s support for Elizabeth and the Netherlands with a passive stance by others, citing Switzerland and Holland as precedents.

Brutus Bill Jack Falstat Ameria Potsdam Kaiser America United States Jilliam John Barleycorn Johannes Raleigh Walt Shakespeare Tacon Meclure Lieratare Schiller Elisabeth Holland Saya New York Schillerss Netherlands Statens Princ Len Natural Freedom Ita Witson Eversthing Switzerland Henry TV. Nce Elizabeth of England United Provinces

First Frontward Trip Described by Atlanta Soldier

From Stars and Stripes France, George Washington Jones, formerly of Atlanta, recounts his wagon journey near a roadside American battery. The guns opened fire as ground trembled and artillery officers urged calm while Jones pressed on, noting courage and resolve in the moment.

Stars and Stripes France George Washington Jones Atanta Fritz George

Rat Catcher Philosopher Proposes Wartime Pest Service

Charles Frey known as the rat catcher philosopher offers to serve President Wilson in ridding trenches and camps of rats. He cites lifelong study of pest extermination and proposes his services to make the world safe for democracy yet extremely unsafe for rats.

Charles Frey Wilson

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