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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1917

Page

6

Anaconda Standard Publishing Co Ad Rates and Addresses

The notice lists publishing company details in Anaconda Montana, including entry at the post office, phone numbers, and department contacts. It outlines advertising and subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions and provides names and locations of newsstands outside Montana. It also gives address lines for correspondence and a partial street list for offices and services.

Montana New York Hotaling Broadway Chicago Paul Mario Clear Detroit Woodward Michigan Blucherter Kelly Clear Denver Western News Agency Bait Laie Emma van Patten San Francisco United News Aay Los Angeles Ramp News Agency San Diego Child's News Agency Portland Bowman O'Mara Fifth and Wash Tacoma Trego News Co Seattle

Taking Stock of War Service by Cabinet Members

The piece notes President Wilson has no sons but five cabinet members have seven sons serving in the army, navy, engineering, and aviation. It praises volunteer enlistment before conscription and asserts the United States will field an army despite Congress delays.

Wilson United States Congress

The Flag Etiquette and Intent in Display

The piece argues that patriotism and love of the flag can coexist with mistakes in hanging the flag, which arise from ignorance not disloyalty. It stresses a right versus wrong display method and urges observance of etiquette without assuming insult or traitorous motives.

Patriotism and flag use raised in public discourse

Commentary argues regulations should be fair and hearing given before criticism. It defends using the flag in decorative but not advertising roles, praising American citizens for safeguarding the flag and denying any risk of insult or misuse by the public.

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United States Expands Aid To Belgium And Northern France

The United States pledges 150 million dollars to feed Belgians and residents of Northern France, with 90 million for Belgium and 60 million for Northern France. Officials stress aid may not be repaid and may not reach recipients, but insist the gift aims to save those starving amid the war. The effort complements loans to Britain, France, Italy, and Russia to stabilize allies’ finances during the conflict.

United States Belgium France Great Britain Italy Russia

Pioneer minister Brother Van remembered in Montana tribute

The article honors Reverend Brother Van, longtime superintendent of the Milk River district, noting his 1872 arrival in Montana, humble beginnings, and enduring impact. It recalls his cheerful piety, hard work, and many church dedications, alongside brief satirical notes on contemporary affairs and pig market talk.

Brother van Milk River Methodist Church Montana Tey. T.C. Iliff Denver Helena Northwest

Church edifice dedication honors Rev W W Van Orsdel

A Havre ceremony dedicated a $40,000 church building with Rev. W. W. Van Orsdel in the spotlight. The item touches on current political chatter, surtaxes, and public debates, noting mixed public sentiment and notable names while skimming broader social and national concerns.

Havre W. W. van Orsdel

Housewife's Economy From Byways and Hedgerows

A wartime guidance piece urges women to substitute flowers with edible greens by planting vegetables yet advises preserving beauty. It notes wild plants like violets, daisies, columbines, goldenrod and asters as table decorations and offers simple arranging tips to create attractive, thrifty displays without extra expense.

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Humor Quotes From Newspapers In Clever Exchanges

A collection of light exchanges and jokes from various papers. One gag notes milk turning in a thunderstorm and a tiny refrigerator. Another quip jokes about a loaned book, a poker win, and a misread advertisement about landing nets. The snippets reflect period newspaper humor and social teasing.

Philadelphia Ledger Gotrox Harduppe Express Clarice Louisville Courier-Journal

Dietic treatment for acute diarrheas in French army

The New York Medical Journal reports a dietetic approach for acute diarrhea in adults used with 256 French soldiers. A rice water condensed milk mixture was given, 1 to 2 quarts daily, reducing stools in many patients within days. If fever lasts beyond a day or symptoms persist, medical care and tests are advised.

New York Medical Journal

Austrian POWs Help Build 1200 Mile Petrograd Rail Link

James P. Gleason, steamshovel representative, reports Austrian prisoners of war in Russia labored under engineers to construct a 1200 mile railroad from Petrograd to the Ice-free ports of Chupa and Alexandria. The work extended so far north that there were 18 daylight hours all summer, and completion was hurried.

San Franesco Petrograd Chupa Alexandria James P. Gleason Russia Sumner Sala Gleason

Southern Pacific Employes Vote Referendum for Strike

San Francisco May 18 A referendum vote among 8000 members of four Southern Pacific railway brotherhoods began today. Results are expected in ten days. The proposed strike targets issues beyond the eight hour law and seeks non recognition of a joint grievance board.

San Francisco Brotherhoods of Southern Pacific Railway

Optimism and mockery in war bill debates across papers

Readable quotes from editorials and headlines mock President Wilson and Congress as discussions on a war revenue bill unfold. Critics applaud or deride tax ideas while lampooning officials and the pace of policy. Notable references include the Macon Telegraph and Chicago Herald assessments.

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