Anaconda Standard Publishing Company Notice
Public notice from The Standard Publishing Company Anaconda Montana listing postal and advertising details including subscription rates, newspaper sale locations in several cities, and general business correspondence address to the STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY Anaconda Mont. Includes agent and newsstand names in Chicago Detroit Denver Portland and other cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Publishing Publishers
Anaconda
Bell
Omee-aianda
Mort
Sandard
Montana
Congress
Bt. Paul
Fifth
Washington Streets
Tacoma
Treeo News Co
Beattie Whitney News
Agen Beattie
Acme News Co
Occidental
Spokane
B. Strbeck
Vat
Riverside
Standard Publishing Company
Mont
Railroad and aviation news amid wartime strain and spending
Government plans to maintain and expand railroads taken over for wartime use include hundreds of millions in appropriations for locomotives cars and track. Montana lines will benefit with Union Pacific Milwaukee Burlington Great Northern and Northern Pacific listed for large expenditures. Aviation training sees frequent fatal accidents attributed to machine faults psychology and war conditions, with broader comments on social change from wartime shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Union Pacific
Milwaukee
Burlington
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
New York
War talk and social order amid the war age
The piece discusses class and opportunity in wartime England and America, the draft’s reach into productive work, Italy’s war stance, and German conduct. It questions motives behind pacifism, notes bombings of London and Paris, and mocks pro German viewpoints while criticizing officials and public figures.
The Rise of Krupp Big Guns in World War I Era
The article discusses German artillery in World War I, highlighting the 11 and 16 inch calibers, the impact of siege and fortification bombardment by Krupp weapons, and expert opinions on the effectiveness and limitations of large howitzers in assault and defense. It notes Allied responses like deploying even larger guns and counters to penetrate dugouts and fortifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ch Cinnatt Enquirer
Paris
Liege
Namur
Marehenge
Maers
Urabat
Eine Howitner
Cologn
Wages in Germany and worker resolve amid war
An article in Literary Digest summarizes German wage data from the imperial statistical office. Daily wages span metals 1.52 dollars, engineering 1.28, electrical 1.07, paper 0.98, wood 1.01, chemical 1.24, stonework 1.07, leather 1.20. coal miners earn 297 to 834 per year, copper miners 271 on average. Plumbers earn 1.18 to 1.89 daily. Butte strikes cite wages. German printers earn 6.55 to 7.44 weekly. Workers stay at work amid war, unlike Americans who strike.
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Germany
General Imperial Statistical Office
Butte
America
Two Australian Girls Describe Air Raids During War
Queenie six and Dassie four Newland girls travel with mother Mrs John Newland en route to Western Australia after a year in Ruglanol. Their father serves with the British Army Sixth Battalion Tunnellers in France. They recount being frightened by air raids and describe booming Zeppelins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Zepa
Queenie
John Newlind
Dassie
Western Australia
Ruglanol
Captain Newland
Tunnellers
France
England
Newland
Long Range Guns and Their Terrible Power in History
The text discusses the evolution of long range artillery from early high velocity guns to later aircraft guided fire. It mentions a 92 inch English gun from about 60 years ago, its shell weight, and the German 15 inch gun noted for extreme velocity.
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Eppeling
London
Intervale
Paris
Cologr
England
Cologne
Ponsessen
Wartime Housewifery and the Balancing Act of Duty
In this observed essay a housewife and mother is described as prioritizing family needs and appearance, arguing that personal care often fades under domestic duties. The piece critiques self neglect, urges purposeful grooming, and notes pressure to harmonize home life with husband’s expectations and outward comfort.
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McClure Neves
War mood and press quips amid a tense era
A mosaic of editorials and clippings satire war hysteria and censorship. Humorous and sharp lines from papers like Milwauke e Sentinel and Cleveland Plain Dealer mock wartime rhetoric while noting shortages and propaganda maneuvers.
Parables and Puns Across Papers of Humor Day
A collage of light verse and quips from various papers shows parable humor and social strips. Jokes range from class commentary to domestic banter and mock dialogues reflecting regional speech and mid century newspaper style.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Associated Press
Aviation Alcidenys
New York World
Faeland
Flanders
Italy
Gilbert Roe
Senator la Follette
Cole Blease
South Carolina
United States
Ielease
No Man's Land
von Hindenburg
United States Senate
la Follette
Hughes
Shell
University
Wisconsin
Robert M.a Follette
Acento
la Pollette
Richard
Kateer
Belgium
von Hertling
Wilson
Addie
Hell
Hindenburg
Jotzun Borglum
Dossie
Queen
Enewland
Hensley
Spirit of the Press
Macon
Maurice
Milwaukeine
Lithuania
Pittsboro
Berlin
Indianapolis News
Alan
Will O
Milwaukee Sentinel
Prague
Cléveland
O'Neil
Aundy
Rastus
Rawtus
Mandy
Mish Newrich
Brooklyn
LIP
Pelephone
Rice & May
A.C.M
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