Anaconda Standard Ad Rates and Distribution Notes
The Anaconda Standard lists publication offices and rates for subscriptions, with price tiers for daily and Sunday editions. It notes foreign advertising and the network of outside stands in cities like New York Chicago Detroit Los Angeles and Portland via various News Agencies and distributors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Publishing Compass
Postofice
Anasconda
Bell Phones
Feattorialaa
Omer Sinnaa
Ansconda
Mort Tutte
North Mainstreet
William J. Morton Co
New York
Fifth Avenue
Chienes Tribune Huliaine
Montana
New —York
Thoraine’s
Broadway
Chicago
Conereas
el Pai
Ste. Marie
News Con
Banner May 1818 War Activity Surges Worldwide
A long May 1818 column praises United States mobilization and patriotism across services. It notes record calls to colors, ship and aeroplane production, Liberty bonds, Red Cross funding, and thrift campaigns. It cites Frank Simonds on German strength, then discusses prohibition, expositions, and wartime propaganda with various U.S. actions and plans.
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France
Lin
Red Cross
Liberty Bonds
America
Wartime Propaganda Rants Echo Anti German Sentiment
A fragment from a Paducah Texas weekly churns fierce anti German rhetoric, urging support for liberty bonds and patriotism while denouncing enemies as cowards and traitors. It condemns antiwar sentiment and warns of censorship, linking absinthe and beet-derived chemicals to explosives production in wartime fear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan R Point
America
Pittsbore
Downstown
Mariyne Athelman
Ohio
Busoni Hospital
Liford
Hans Ciman
Thone
Texas
Paducah
Newklagts
Earth
Stars and Stripes
Ince
Breasdent Witwn
Germany
Chicago Journal
France
Pon
Wartime Housewifery Fashioning Lace Frocks in 1918
Frances Marshall argues that for summer wear the feminine look with lace and ruffles suits the home dressmaker. She advises simple lines, light fabrics, and lace trims, noting garden party styles, Leghorn hats, and the worn-out sport look giving way to dainty, homemade frocks with lace, ruffles, and the Marthe Washington fichu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgette Crepe
Paris
Marthe Washington Fichu
Fehuly
McClure
Humor and chatter cross the papers in old jokes
A collage of brief humor snippets from multiple papers features banter about heaven and widows, stubborn boarders, odd jobs, debutantes, and a windmill quip. The vocal style mirrors early 20th century joke columns with quick punchlines and light social satire.
Press snippets show war talk and draft age debate
The clippings mix wartime sentiment and satire from multiple papers. References mention increasing the draft age to 40, jokes about German autocracy and Kaiser, and remarks on food shortages and censorship. Notable lines cite Indianapolis News, Philadelphia Record, Washington Herald, Louisville Courier Journal, and Pittsburgh Press.
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Tellowan
Indianapolis News
Count von Luxburg
Europe
Philadelphia Record
Kaiser Ood
Kaiser Bi
Tittsburg Press
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War Chest
Harry W. Turner
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United States
Congress
Bronx
New York City
Lyons
England
Pan-American Congress
Department of Commerce
Foch
Sheridan
Wilson
Hin
New York Evening Post
Kipling
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Roosevelt
McAdoo
League
Carranza
Kaiser
Rize Straving
International Film Service
Charles Mek. Baltzman
Division of
Military Aeronautics
Saltzman
Heer
Squier
General Foch
Gsneray Fox
Frances Marshall
Buffalo
Henry
Public Ledger
Fale Ia
Hillie
Hirem
Billie
Misa
Rowton Transcript
Louisville Courier-Journal
Boston ‘Transcript
Spirit of the Press
Talon
Paradelphia Inquirer
Junkersaid
Crman
Kaisers Sx
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Hextaurante
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