Anaconda Standard ad and notices page listing agencies
The Anaconda Standard publisher details advertise foreign ads and a listing of news agencies and offices selling the paper. It notes subscriptions, rates, and various city distributors, showing the paper's broad distribution network across major U.S. cities.
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Chicagom Tribune
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Fana
New York
Hotning’s
Chiease
Red Cross needs more home front workers in war effort
A May 2 1918 piece urges more women to join Red Cross work at home. It stresses bandage making gauze rolling and other tasks must continue without pause while US casualties rise and more troops reach the front. It notes many have not yet started and calls all to enlist as the country faces growing losses.
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Red Cross
United States
Ots
Mala
Republic
Europe
Germany
Austria
Guatemala
Central America
Missouri Senatorship Crisis and Wilfley Appointment
Governor Gardiner faced multiple rejections before appointing Xenophon P. Wilfley to fill the Missouri senate vacancy caused by William J. Stone's death. Wilfley, a Missourian with a strong family presence, will serve until the November election and may continue for six more years if proven worthy. The piece also notes Silver Tow district school trustees raise teachers' salaries to match higher living costs and discusses food supply concerns amid ongoing war, urging strict conservation and larger wheat exports to Europe.
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Gardiner
Missouri
United States Senate
William J. Stone
David R. Francis
Lansing
Francis
Russia
Champ Clark
Clark
House of Representatives
W. W. Graves
Silver Tow
Guatemala Steps Toward War War Vigil Shifts in Americas
The piece notes Guatemala's legislature aligning with the US stance on World War I hostilities, signaling solidarity with the Allies. It praises American pacifists and religious leaders, cites Bishop Cooke and public sentiment, and critiques German actions while urging support for Liberty bonds and national effort amid rising war costs.
The Part of the Clergy in Civil War Sentiment
Henry Ward Beecher shaped Northern resolve for vigorous war aims and, after touring England, faced hostile crowds yet prevailed with powerful oratory. Newell Dwight Hillis is praised for his vivid, denunciatory stance against German atrocities and his recent book drafting official-sourced evidence.
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Henry Ward Beecher
Mr. Beecher
England
Beecher
Mr. Bryan
Toronto
Newell Dwight Hillis
Butte
Wartime Housewifery and Soap Conservation
Wartime guidance urges maximal use of fat and soap. Frances Marshall advises hotels save fat and housewives avoid waste, drying soap, stacking leftovers, and using large soap shakers for laundry and dishwashing. She notes the value of lasting soap and reusing every fragment.
Girl Auto Start ers the Newest War Work Twist
Miss M Claussen and Miss Lena Paccione work as automobile starters outside a department store in an Eastern city. They say they are chosen because they are quiet honest and do not paint powder flirt or get excited. Their role frees men for war work.
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M. Claussen
Lena Paccione
Miss Paccione
Miss Claussen
Methuselah
Henry Irving Dodge
Goofed Home Remedies and War Commentary in 1910s Columns
A jumble of household tips and mixed World War I notes from various papers. Mentions borax soap, Kaiser, Berlin, and editors’ quips about youth and age. Includes quotes from the Detroit Free Press, New York Telegram, and others, with cultural humor and political commentary.
Humor of the Day snippets and cartoon captions
A collage of humorous lines and quips from various papers. Jokes about marriage finances garden desires hair and studio critiques mix with light political references and cartoon captions. The tone is breezy and observational with brief snatches of dialogue and captions.
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