Anaconda Standard advertising and subscription notice
The page lists advertising and subscription details for the Anaconda Standard. It mentions rates by mail and in advance, salary positions, and where the newspaper is sold outside Montana including Broadway, hotel newsstands, and western news agents. It notes distribution through various cities and agencies with contact hints.
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Sunday Standard
The Future Assured: Confidence in American Prosperity
The stock markets fell sharply on Friday as Berlin news darkened sentiment but the piece urges Americans to remain hopeful. It argues the setback is temporary, confidence will return, and U S industry will thrive with copper in demand and business as usual.
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Baker for Preparedness Promotes War Readiness
Mr. Baker, named secretary of war, rejects pacifist views and advocates full preparation for emergencies. He spoke at a New York publishers banquet about mobilization, national manufacturing linkage to a central government bureau, and the need to avoid delaying armament and army growth in case of war. Pacifists warn of waste, but preparation may be essential.
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Dardanelles to Russia Seen as War Ending Reward
Russian Liberal Milukoff told the Duma that entente powers agreed to grant Russia control of the Dardanelles after the war if the Teutons are defeated. The forecast notes Prussian aims and the strategic value of Constantinople, with Russia seeking a secured outlet to the free sea.
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Germany and U S seek to calm war crisis
A lengthy dissection of Germany's note to the United States discusses its refusal to sever relations, its claim of fighting fire with fire, and the conditional promise to curb submarine warfare rules. The piece notes President Wilson extracting a pledge to follow naval usages while warning that future breaches could reopen tensions and mentions Verdun and domestic political spins.
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Wilson urges manufacturers to disclose wartime production capacity
President Wilson calls for nationwide cooperation in wartime mobilization by asking manufacturers to promptly reveal plant size equipment capacity and production capabilities for armsmunitions uniforms and other essential supplies. He stresses confidentiality and warns that rapid access to existing capacity could accelerate orders and blunt delays in case of war.
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Germany
Housewife's Economy by Frances Marshal Health tips for children
Health advice urges regular sleep, meals, and ample ventilation for a child’s room. Neat, pleasant surroundings are said to foster hygiene and beauty, with frequent baths and calm nerves promoted as key to childhood wellness. Copyright 1918 reflected in text.
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Township tale sparks barnyard railroad debate
Fragmented short story bits describe a township scene where a line would pass through a large barn. The farmer resists a railroad, while the barn doors are opened to let surveyors pass, and a preacher anecdote hints at racial tension in a garbled early 20th century clipping.
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Spring tonics and garden cures urged by North Carolina board
The North Carolina board of health praises hoe handle medicine as a blood purifier and spring tonic. The piece contrasts old herb gathering with modern store bought remedies while promoting garden cures and open air work to revitalize after winter. It cautions the tonic cannot cure all diseases but appeals as safer than bottled medicines.
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Press Bystander Reactions to Taft Bryan Quotes
A collage of editorial snippets from multiple papers capturing reactions to Theodore Roosevelt William Howard Taft and William Jennings Bryan. The clippings reflect partisan takes on leadership, public sentiment and political strategy with terse judgments and satirical lines.
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Busy Market Slogans From A Fragmented Ad Text
A garbled advert fragment lists assorted grocery items with unit prices. Entries reference coffee by pound and per bag, cabbage by pound, carrots, ham, and a cabbage bag, all presented in an archaic market notice style with unclear branding.
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Letters from the Fans and Milly Thorpe Reflections
A columnist recounts readers letters and personal recollections, including a grandfather seeking his missing granddaughter Milly Thorpe who vanished after dreaming of fame. The piece mixes tender inquiries, humorous notes, and musings on fame, aging, and gratitude for loyal correspondents from around the world.
Humor and Oddities From Dailies Compile Laughs and Nods
A mash of jokes and quips from various papers features a sal factory interview scene with a papa, a chem professor musing on gold, and students yawning in economics. Also moments about talking machines, a Nebraska judge, an office girl’s score, and a prehistoric bones bone discovery at Jim White’s farm are noted as lighthearted, curious items.
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