Anaconda Standard Advertising and Publishing Note
The Anaconda Standard lists publication details publisher and proprietors, postal matter status, and office addresses. It outlines subscription rates and where the Standard is on sale in multiple cities with agents and news associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Publishing Company
Ana ‘Conda
Bell Phones
Eneiye Oat
PEIEI
Sis
Eraxns Oursine
Montana
New — York
Hotating’s
Chicaeo
Concrese Hotel
St. Paul
Ste Marie Clear and News Co
East Fifth Street
Detroit
Dan O'Mara
Fifth
Washington Streets
Tacoma
Treso News Co
Seattle
Whitney
Acme News Co
Occidental
Spokane
Strbeck, Wall and
Riverside
Annensds
Mont
Countries Declare War On Germany Amid War News
The article notes Nicaragua declares war on Germany, bringing allies to twenty. It lists supporting nations including Great Britain, France, Italy, Russia, the United States, and others, with several peace caveats. It discusses possible Senate action to cancel France's wartime debts but questions the wisdom and says financial aid to France will continue while honoring existing obligations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicaragua
Germany
France
Brazil
United States
Central America
South America
Great Britain
Italy
Russia
Belgium
Serbia
Montenegro
Rumania
Portugal
Japan
Santarino
Cuba
Frazil
Bolivia
Panama
Guatemala
Liberia
China
Senate
Kenyon
Town
Republic of France
United States of America
Army gains mass courage in wartime figures
An editorial notes the U S army could reach about two million as war expands and compares past conflicts. It cites Civil War, War of 1812, and independence era enlistments to frame growth while urging sustained resolve before pivotal milestones. It also praises President Wilson and Charles E Hughes in a probe of aircraft production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes
Wilson
Charles E. Hughes
Gregory
Times
Mr. Wilton
William Howard Taft
Elihu Root
Henry P. Davison
Frank Vanderlip
Charles Schwab
John D. Ryan
Herbert E. Hoover
Weares
Women in new jobs and farm labor shift in war era
A long column reviews women in wartime roles, noting mixed success. It cites the Bureau of Labor Statistics findings that women struggle as streetcar conductors but find better fit in farm labor and elevator work. The piece describes state programs in New York to organize women farm units, including district specialists, housing, and supervision, with ages 18 and up and 16-28 workers per unit. It also touches aviation, politics, and social snippets from Montana and national events, using satirical tone throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Washington
New York City
Pennsylvania Railroad
New York State
Duval
Paris
Luther Burbank
Wartime Housewifery and Footwear Advice
Frances Marshall discusses how housework acts as pedal exercise and the need for supportive footwear. She favors high shoes with good ankle support, suggests white canvas house shoes, and offers tips on maintaining clean, practical footwear for summer use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McClure Newspaper
Splint Comparisons Describe Lighter Bandage Like Support
A fragment notes a splint that rolls like a bandage and proves lighter and less bulky than wooden splints, emphasizing its use with wood or plaster in a medical context. The text highlights material differences and practical handling in applying support.
Humor of the Day Bits From Theaters And Jests
A collage of quips and comic exchanges from various papers. Jokes range from romantic misreads to sleepy dialogue and office banter. The pieces mock social pretenses and everyday foibles with light sarcasm and wordplay.
Spirit of the Press on War Censorship Sparks Outcry
The clippings reveal a mosaic of 1918 war sentiment with Len Owen of Oklahoma predicting millions of American soldiers by year end. Headlines quote investigators and public figures urging vindication, while references to ambassadors, aviators, and civic figures show a tense debate over press censorship and national resolve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Len Owen
Oklahom
America
Ting Dee
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