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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1918
Page
6
A long editorial piece discusses Liberty Loan impacts, future funding for the war, and potential tax measures. It argues for continued national unity, warns against mob violence, and comments on German conduct, Swiss neutrality, and public morale amid wartime pressures. It also notes upcoming campaigns and political dynamics ahead of 1920.
A 1918 editorial argues the German assault will resume with greater force and that victory depends on allied resilience. It stresses loyalty over party, urging unity in electing a congress member who will back the war effort, and cites former Senator Root on aligning loyal majorities to beat Germany.
The piece notes Col Roosevelt and others criticizing the lack of American soldiers in France, estimating 500,000 to 1,000,000 troops, and compares U S progress to British forces. It również discusses Senator Francis F Warren of Wyoming seeking re election, praising his wartime loyalty, and condemns mob violence as unpatriotic and unjust in wartime America.
A McClure Syndicate piece advises housewives to take a short midday siesta to recover energy. It argues a 15 minute undress rest in a warm room can boost productivity, ease fatigue, and help women feel fresher. The column cites examples of improved daily output after dozing briefly or resting.
A collage of joke snippets and wry lines from papers like the Louisville Courier and London Opinion. The selections poke at poets licenses, army life, neighbors, and hypocrites with brisk cuts and wartime cheer.
The fragment compiles quotes and paraphrased lines from multiple papers on war leadership, alliances, and political sentiment. It notes General Foch and other nations, hints at German plans, and cites critiques of politicians, reflecting wartime commentary and press rhetoric of the era.
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