Anaconda Standard front matter and circulation info
The fragment lists the STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY details in Anaconda Montana, with publication offices, branch addresses, telephones for departments, foreign advertising representation, and subscription rates. It also notes where the Sunday Standard is mailed and lists newsstand distribution cities and outlets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fraxpanp Publishing Company
Anaconda
Bell Phoner
Musiness Cette
Raitomatoe
Standard Building
Mont. Butte
North Main Street
J. Morton Co
New York
1Ifth Avenue
Chicago—Tribune
North America
Sunday Standard
Montana
Hotaline’s
Broadway
Chicago
Congress
St. Paul
N. St
Ban Dieso
Child’s News Agency
Portland
Bowman
Postoffice Corner
O'Mara, Firth and Wash
Tacoma
Trego News Co
Seattle
Submarine peril grows as war draft nears end
The piece argues German U boats threaten victory with increasing destruction. It cites Secretary Lane praising warning about rising peril and warns the public victory will not be quick without anti submarine measures. It notes British tonnage reports and food shortages amid escalating supply fears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Lane
Times
Englad
Butte urged to pave business district and build a public auditorium
The piece argues Greece leans toward France and Britain but remains neutral due to Serbia obligation. It urges Butte to repave its business center and construct a ground floor public auditorium. It stresses safety, accessibility, and space for conventions, lectures, and library use, including relocating juvenile services to join the main library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greece
Germany
Serbia
France
Great Britain
Butte
Cnnot
No Backward Step in Butte Gambling Crackdown
Authorities must enforce state gambling laws in Butte and stop any return of gamblers. County and city officers should arrest offenders and punish transgressors firmly. The restricted district must remain closed, as Butte has advanced without it and should not reopen it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Nicholas Romanoff
Germany
Denmark
Greece reports war entry unlikely amid shifting claims
Reports from Greece surface with conflicting signals about Greece entering the war as Zaimis is named premier and King Constantine may abdicate. Analysts doubt the move, suggesting Spain Sweden or Norway more likely to clash with Germany given naval losses and strategic interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greece
Athens
Zaimis
Constantine
Spain
Sweden
Norway
Germany
United States
Must Convince a Nation to Quit War, Says Editorial
A lengthy editorial discusses the challenge of convincing Germany to surrender, noting food shortages, morale at the front, and the resilience of German forces. It cites past Allied persistence, Civil War analogies, and calls for continued pressure, while tangentially touching on economics, politics, and domestic concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Teuton
Confederacy
France
The American Plan and Hotel Menu Standards
The essay notes a trend in the economy era to abandon the American Plan in hotels. It critiques landlords who prize lengthy menus over quality and service, a system enjoyed by guests whose home meals are modest. The piece reflects concerns about hospitality practices and consumer expectations.
Morality Among Negroes and Health in the North
In a 1917 pamphlet, Dr. W A Evans argues negro health problems extend beyond the South to northern cities. He cites New York City death rate disparities and links to living conditions, ventilation, milk quality, and poor sanitation in predominantly black housing, urging attention to public health and housing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
New York City
Bright
Chicago
New York
North
W. A. Evans
Oldest inhabitant’s telescope tale and a traveler's ill logic
A Little Cockieton elder recalls a beloved telescope once showing the distant church steeple five miles away until a neighbor or Joseph the scoundrel broke it. A Cleveland salesman then faces a boss’s rebuke for selling cheap to a near-bankrupt Indiana firm to avoid larger losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Cockieton
James
Joseph
Cleveland
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
Cleveland Plain Dealer
The Knack for Doughnuts and Cooking Magic
A discussion on whether cooking skill is innate or learned, noting some women possess a doughnut or jelly making knack. The piece argues there is no magical force, only practice and accuracy, and that careful measurement saves material and time, reducing waste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Pain
Domentic
Bremen
Wichtieg
Amyasnon
Tor
McClure
Wartime Press Snippets Echo Global Tensions
A mosaic of editorial quips from multiple papers on wartime leadership and public sentiment. References span Theodore Roosevelt, King George, La Follette, Stone, Champ Clark, and personalities like HGBYPRe, amid calls for action and displays of unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Follette
Stone
Champ Clark
Brooklyn Eagle
Champ. Clark
Ennets
Colet
Louie Globe- Democrat
Kaiser
Hette Carman
The Cocoanut Word Origin Recalled in Johnsonian Folio
A historical note explains how the word cocoanut arose from coconut. The term traces to Spanish coco meaning face like a monkey and was altered by a printer into cocoanut, a form that persisted in common usage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Humor of the Day and Political Quips Digest
A collection of brief humor lines from various papers. Jokes touch on courtship, lawyers, love, Proletariat questions, dressmakers, and political speeches. The items reflect light social satire and the era’s newspaper tone without graphic details.
Learned Gentlemen Turned to Fastatots in Paper Correction
A newspaper notes an editing mishap where two learned gentlemen were misrendered as two fastatots. The incident sparked a wrathful protest, prompting a correction that the editors attributed to the printers overfastidiousness and typographical errors.
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