Anaconda Standard Publishing Details
The Anaconda Standard publication notice lists STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY as publishers and proprietors with offices at the standard building Anaconda Montana. It notes distribution outside Montana and references sale outlets in Chicago St Paul Detroit Seattle and other locations along with general notice about business correspondence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Publishing Company Publishers and Proprietors
Son Haat
Mail
Matter
Ofice
Standard Building
Anaconda
Mont
Montana
Chicago -Congress St. Paul N
Marie
Newson
Fifth Street
Detroit-Metropolitan News Co
Seattle
Acme News Co
Occidental
Tower Way
Wall and River
Washington Note to Berlin Sets Demand for Reparations
A Washington note to Berlin is presented as firm and courteous, demanding Germany disavowings of unjust acts, make reparations, and guarantee no future violations. It argues submarines endangering neutrals should curb attacks and warns Germany risks becoming an international outlaw if it does not respond. The article notes diplomatic caution while urging restraint and future peaceful solutions.
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Washington
Berlin
Sno
Germany
Hhe
Bryan
England
Mr. Bryan
Declaration War Debate and Presidential Restraint
A discussion notes that Congress must declare war per the U S Constitution, and Congress is not in session. It argues the president should exhaust pacific means and avoid rushing into war, though many favor decisive action if German demands fail. It mentions potential special session to follow.
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United States
Congress
Wilson
Germany
Congres
Along the Lane War News and Public Opinion Notes
A wild collage of war impressions covers Europe and beyond with claims of intensifying fighting in Belgium France Galicia and the Dardanelles. Observations touch on Lusitania victims the Goliath torpedoing and British naval moves in the Dardanelles. References to Bryan's note German submarines and public sentiment mix with cheeky quips on Prohibition and politics.
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Europe
Belgium
France
Galicia
Carpathians
Poland
Baltic Region
Dardanelles
Constancy and a tired audience in a country town
A British general delays permission to marry, then grants it after a year, exposing the soldier's changing resolve. In a separate vignette a traveling troupe performs Richard III with a weary crowd, while an offhand quip about a ten-bus trolley echoes the fatigue of the show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy
Richard Til
Flowers Make Eating Pleasant And Frugal In Summer
An 1918 gardening column advises housewives to grow flowering annuals for summer table decoration and economy. Nasturtiums, sweet alyssum, zinnias, marigolds, and other blooms thrive in sun and water and provide long lasting cut flowers, with a packet of seed yielding a month of display.
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Solla
Sail
Mino
Zinniax
Merigolda
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Goiter prevalence and thyroid links in Chicago study
In 1914 Chicago civil service exams, goiter appeared in 15.7 percent of 449 women and 6.7 percent of 18 men. Across groups, about 1 in 7 Chicago women and 1 in 16 men showed thyroid enlargement. Authors note thyroids reflect general health stress and may signal other problems. A Swedish study links thyroiditis to infections, especially tonsils, with infection routes to the thyroid discussed.
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Chisaxo
E. T. Olgen
Coler
Chicago
Washington
Smort
Journal of the American Medical Association
Norregaard
Weslowski
Humor of the Day from 19th century papers
A collection of light quips from period papers including a man who talks to his elf and a doctor boasting over 1,200 patients last year. Other jokes involve bridge lunches, borrowed china cups, and a stranded caller asking for a life line to San Francisco.
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Myelf
Boston ‘Transcript
Busler
Grassler
Pathfinder
Imy Bridge
Kansas City Journal
San Francisco
Baltimore American
Penn's Return to Power and Bellomont’s Piracy War
Richard Coote Earl of Bellomont arrived in 1698 to govern New York New Jersey Massachusetts and New Hampshire with orders to crush piracy. He exposed Rhode Island support for pirates and condemned North Carolina as pirate ridden while Captain Kidd fell to justice. Penn regained Pennsylvania in 1692 1694 and 1698 1701 reorganizing government and easing local self rule. New Jersey remained a distinct province under crown oversight without full merger or separate governor. Tomorrow Queen Anne's war looms.
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Richard Coote
Earl of
Lord Bellomont
Rhode Island
Edward Randolph
North Carolina
South Carolina
Holland
Germany
Sweden
Denmark
New York
Captain Kidd
William Kidd
England
America
Buc
Mr. Penn
Pennsylvania
James + Stuart
Tme
William and Mary
Penn
Delaire
Imost
Delaware
Philadelphia
Crown
East
West Jersey
New Jersey
Ben Saaten
Queen Anne's Wa
Poemish Digs and Political Quips Fuss in Era Row
Collected quips from diverse papers show satirical riffs on figures like George W. Perkins and John Hull, with lines about barley water, the Throne-Warmers union, and Be veridge. The mock dialogue mocks public figures and political maneuvers across several papers.
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Bea
Sandard. Publishing Company
FPS
Geelsteer
Gortin
Iisiasore
Haseen
Liege Forte
Eran
Ian
Belem
Fmeciean
Correa
Pling Mearns
Cate
Roca
Germania
Asus of Sane
Peevinas
Tha Osteen
Cane
Straite
Mich
North Sea
Paris
London
Geace
John Bull
Jim Jams
Dove of Peace
Mexico
Colon
Billy Patterson
Ypres
Golgotha
Lusitania
Syracuse
Italy
Cuttin
W. A. Evans
J.pierpont Morgan
J. P. Morgan & Co
Morgan
Woodrow Whldon
Spirit of the Press
Genera
Milen
Syresuse
Roos
Springfield Union
George
Queen ‘Mary
Seattle Post-Intellgencer
George W. Perkins
Elijah
Houston Post
Miers
Throne-Warmers Union
Beveridge
Pittsburg
Wimam Watson
John Hull
May, Props
Repauno Gelatin Powder
A. C. M. Hardware House
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