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Anaconda War Chest Drive Praised For Broad Civic Support
On May 16 1918 Anaconda and Deer Lodge county rally behind a war chest drive with unity across race religion politics and business. Captains report near total local support and aim to finish by Saturday night while noting the challenge of contacting single lodginghouse men. The plan adapts Butte’s experience and emphasizes morale and readiness for service overseas.
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Germany Pursues Victory in Russia Amid War Push
The article speculates on continued German offensives in Russia despite treaties and Russian disarray. It notes rumors of Petrograd and Moscow possibly being captured, a capital move to the Urals, and the Ukrainian government overthrown. It suggests German strategy aims to boost morale at home with easy victories.
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Finland shifts to autocratic rule under German prince
The article laments Finland adopting an autocratic government with a German prince as ruler. It contrasts Finland's independence from Russia with a move away from democracy, noting fears Finland would become a German empire annex and questioning the happiness of such a path, given Russia's example. It predicts the Kaiser’s sons may avoid suffering in long war.
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Negro Loyalty at Camp Lee Shows Loyal American Spirit
Collier's notes a West Virginia group of 1,600 black soldiers at Camp Lee rushing to join France service. Though told to train months, volunteers from 5,000 black soldiers stepped forward, cheering and singing America. The account praises loyalty and devotion among Negro citizens in WWI service.
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The Advance of Science in War Time
The article humorously muses on scientific progress amid war. It jokes about geese, mules, and French veterinarians as it considers how depriving a mule of its devilish vote might affect morale and behavior, suggesting speculative study of animal psychology in wartime.
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War era musings and ironies amid a world in conflict
A collection of wartime reflections and satirical notes on leaders and events. The piece references Allied strategies against Germany, Roosevelt, Lloyd George, and U.S. morale, with stray comments on rail strikes, aviation scandals, and economic strains. It blends opinions on war aims, censorship, and societal roles during the global conflict.
Patriotism Drives Liberty Bond Buying, Says Treasury
A 1917 era notice argues the 500,000 buyers in the country show patriotism, not rates or security quality, motivating thrift and ownership of bonds. It emphasizes unity, national loyalty, and reward of saving, praising Americans and French alike as bondowners through thrift. The piece blends prose with a devotional tone and classical imagery.
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America
Wartime Housewifery and Wheat Substitutes Advice
A 1918 wartime column urges housewives to plan flour substitutes to stretch food stocks. It warns against wasteful small purchases, promotes buying 25 pounds of substitutes in bulk, and favors items like hominy and samp that keep well in heat. It notes insects in cornmeal and stresses thrift, patriotism, and smart stacking of grains.
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McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Fragmented Humor Lines Across Papers
A collage of quirky quotes from various papers features jokes about mottos for travel guides, paper substitutes, spies dancing on air, revolving doors, revolutions causes, and farm charm. The snippets include lines about a broker, an army contractor, and a tired Bridget arguing over old furniture.
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Quote about Kaiser and war leaders from multiple papers
Fragmentary newspaper collage quotes various outlets discussing Kaiser Wilhelm II and Hindenburg, noting attitudes toward Germany’s war leadership, rhetoric about cannon fodder, and implied public opinion. No coherent event or clear names beyond generic references to newspapers appears.
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