Anaconda Standard Publishing Company Ad Rates and Contacts
Announcement from the Anaconda Standard Publishing Company listing offices, branch addresses, and advertising and subscription rates. It includes contact details for offices in New York Chicago St Paul Detroit Rochester Salt Lake City San Francisco Seattle Tacoma and more. The notice directs general correspondence to the Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda Montana.
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ARD Publishing Company
Anaconda
Bilding
Mont Butte
North Main St
William 3. Morton
New York
Hotaling’s
Broadway
Pauln Ste
Marie
Iuast
Fifth Street
Detroit
Medcanalitan
Woodward
Michigan
Rochester
Minn
Luxury Tax Takes Effect Across High Price Goods
The new luxury tax begins today aimed at affording citizens with means to pay higher prices for costly items while not burdening essentials. It targets ice cream sodas patent medicines toilet articles high priced hats shoes and fancy attire as wage earners and others adjust to the added levy before resuming former spending patterns.
Senator Lodge Seen As Politician Not Statesman
The Massachusetts senator, a floor leader in the US Senate, is described as focused on political gain rather than world affairs or peacemaking. He reportedly supports Italian claims to Fiume and has signaled this to Italian groups in Boston to influence Italian-born American voters.
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Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
United States Senate
Pole
Europe
Fiume
Boston
Italy
Atie
Italian Americans Stand Firm on Loyalty to America
The text argues that Italian Americans are fully American and should not be viewed as pawns in Senator Lodge’s political strategy. It contends Italians in the United States are loyal to the United States, unlike some Germans, and resent any suggestion their votes are driven by Italy.
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America
Massachusetts
Italy
Germany
Lodge
Americ
Coming Back Two Million Soldiers Return From Europe
In six months after Armistice Day on November 11, two million American troops were in Europe and the retreat began immediately. The number in Europe has been halved to about one million, a pace described as rapid and sufficient. Some insist on faster returns, but officials state they will bring troops home as swiftly as possible, with a small force remaining on the Rhine to monitor peace terms.
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Europe
America
Rhine
Germany
Efforts Grow to Rebuild Louvain Library After War
In the first year of the war the Louvain university library with 250000 volumes was destroyed by the Germans. Britain France and America push to replace it by the fifth anniversary of the burning on Aug 26. The Rylands Library has gathered 20000 volumes and publishers and learned societies aid. A fund of 1250000.48 dollars is raised to construct a new building. The university had about 1200 students before the war.
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Louvain University
Great Britain
France
America
Louvain
Rylands Lbrary
Manchester
England
British Museum
English language decline blamed on newspapers
A Saturday Review writer laments the state of English, blaming newspapers for rapid decay. He cites mid 19th century writers and complains about compression and tidying of prose, arguing modern journalism trims substance and worsens style.
The Decline of English in Modern Press
A survey of editorial writing lamenting slang and casual style in modern journalism. It criticizes trimmed language, American slang, and insincere reporting while arguing the 5,000-word editorial is largely dead yet language may still endure with vigorous but irreverent press.
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Mutton Fire Press
America
Islands
United States
Colies
George Ade
Mark Twain
James Whitcomb Riley
John Ruskin
Tom Carlyle
Sar
Coleeridge
Saturday Review
Paris
William Hohenzollern
William
Rmans
Wilson
J. Borah
Jim. Reed
League of Nations
Belgium ex-painer trial alive with life insurance edge
The Philadelphia Press notes the Belgium war crimes case faces slim odds, as the former official’s trial is argued to jeopardize even a single dollar of life insurance value, framing the issue as a fragile legal and financial gamble.
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Wight
Belgium
Philadelphia
Buddies Urge Methodist Drive Amid War Refugee Crisis
The article follows two refugee orphans known as Buddies who survived shelling and displacement during World War I. They were sheltered at Charvieu near Lyons, France, in a large estate repurposed as a home for seventy boys and a dog. The Methodist Episcopal Church plans to expand this home as part of its centenary program to aid hundreds of French children.
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Charvieu
Lyons
France
Methodist Episcopal Church
Welvig
Spinach Recipes and Cookery Techniques in Daily Calendar
Spinach is rinsed in cold water to remove dirt, cooked briefly, then used in a variety of forms. Recipes cover creamed spinach, croquettes, on toast with hollandaise or drawn butter, and a souffle. The text blends cookery steps with light newspaper humor and small talk.
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Maurey Sreem
Rene
McClurere Syndicate
Humorous Fragments and Spring Signs Across Papers
A collage of humorous lines and brief notes from various papers mentions weather, morning routines, and spring signals. Items range from playful quips about warnings and rumors to observations of signs of spring, a tee wagon with two horses, and seed shipments. The pieces capture local voice and period humor without a single cohesive narrative.
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South Charleston
Sentine
Frank Evick
Champ Clark
Louisiana Press-Journal
Placentis
Rented Hearts Are Always Queer Poem Fragment
Fragmentary verse from 1919 copyright material appears as a playful couplet about Cupid, cluanme and rented hearts. The lines suggest lovers and profiteers, with references to honest lovers and leaving hearts alone.
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Rentea
Daly
Tine
Wheeler ‘Syndicate, Inc
Spirit of the Press and World Figures in Varied Notes
The clipping surveys witty comments on Wilson and Lloyd George, a note on the simplified spelling board appointing seven new members, and assorted editorials from multiple papers. It mentions Clemenceau considering retirement, Scheidemann’s reconciliation stance, and a jab about Liberty bonds influencing victory, alongside stray remarks on Germany and Italy.
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New York
Wilhelm
Italy
Indianapolis
Turkey
Pittsburg Dispatch
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All
Lisa
London
Lamb
Hazlitt
Coleridge
Southey
Wordsworth
de Quincey
Leigh Hunt
Daily
Dean Swift
Charles Lamb
Tom de Quincesaye
Nateurday Review
Gravely
Borah
William 11
Dtalla
Dane
Burleson
Jack Frost
Mr. Bryan
German National Assembly
Poindester
Dover
Paris Gayelles
Orlando
New York State
Brooklyn Eagle
Smith
Covernor
Methodist
Housewife
Boston Transcript Bell
Sones
Boston Transcript
Louisville Courier-Journal
Toronto
Rhyme and Reason
Cupid
Spirit of the Press
House
Ciizen
Lloyd George
Clemenceau
Burles
New York Post
Scheidemann
Cme
Sky
Liberty
Joan
Clevelan
SGM
A. C. M. Hardware CO
Quartz
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