Anaconda Standard publication and distribution details
The Anaconda Standard announces printing and mailing operations with street addresses in Anaconda Montana, listing the North Main street business department and mail matter details. It notes advertising and subscription terms, distribution networks in New York Chicago and Rochester, and agents like Paul N Ste Marie and Emma van Patten.
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Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda
Racinese Ie
Randard’ Hulldin
Mont Muete
North Main Street
Telahones Business Department
Aieoriah
Eta
William Jo Merton
New York
Rifin Avenue
Chicago
Teihune
Suffragettes in Washington Rally, Face Jail and Hunger Strike
Suffragettes paraded the capital with banners criticizing the president as the Senate delays a constitutional suffrage amendment. They were arrested, fined or jailed, chose jail time, and then began hunger strikes, noting even small food saves during wartime.
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Washi
Senate
Thi
Reeducation needs for crippled soldiers urged by wartime study
A wartime analysis argues that up to 120000 disabled veterans may require partial or full reeducation if the war lasts longer and 3 million men go overseas. It cites England's success rate of 9 percent reeducation, notes potential industrial fits such as aircraft, machinery, jewelry, and electrical trades, and highlightsPresident Wilson era shifts and leadership changes at Anaconda Copper Mining as the nation mobilizes.
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United
England
America
John D. Ryan
United States
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Ryan
Montana
Europe
Anaconda Company
New York
C.F. Kelley
Kelley
Red Cross
Tutte and
Anaconda
K Boy
But
Brit
Allied Arctic Force in Russia Seen as Diplomatic Venture
The force landed at Archangel is small and mainly political not military. It aims to rally Northern Russians discontent with chaos orGerman surrender, hoping old Russia can be reestablished. Retreat is unlikely across the 1000 miles of wasteland, but little opposition is expected as the governing faction is divided and weak.
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Adef
Holliday
Miitary
France
Tt Tm
Han
Sears
Chicago
En Fs
House
London
Archangel
Russia
Arctic Ocean
Germany
Arctic
Archangels
Tts
Lateman Tries for a Lifelong Clock
Lateman seeks a reliable clock and has the shopman demonstrate many models. A salesman notes the clock’s holes are numbered, claiming it will last lifetimes. Professor Teechum consults a youth about music and business as a phone call with his wife hints at his late return from work.
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Lateman
Jos
GIVES FOUR SONS TO BEAT KAISER
Mrs. Alan McDonald of Rye New York mothers fourteen children ten boys and four girls all in service. Four sons in service include Law M McDonald in France with the 164d aero squadron George L McDonald in Panama Canal Zone Corporal Jol McDonald in the Eighth Company and Aries F McDonald a seaman stationed at Fort Jay and in the navy at Philadelphia Navy Yard.
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Amon Jean
Alan McDonald
Rye
N. Y
Gerviee
Wartime Dressmaking From Armor Inspired Frocks
Frances Marshall discusses a trend in 1918 where dressmakers create street dresses from small fabric scraps inspired by antique armor. Patchwork panels, apron effects, and breastplate-like waists reduce wool use while maintaining warmth. Home sewists should use matching scraps, avoid excess contrast, and cobble together frocks from leftover velvet or wool with trims to cover flaws.
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Tate
McClure
Rare books fetch high prices at Hagen collection sale
In New York the Winston H. Hagen collection sale saw strong prices for rare items. John F. Drake, once partner of John W. Gates, paid 14,250 for the first edition of Thomas Jay's An Elegy Written in a Country Churchyard, published in 1763 in England, with the author receiving no remuneration from the publisher. Total receipts reached 76,770 dollars.
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Winston H. Hagen
New York
John F. Drake
John W. Gates
Thomas Jay
England
Unlucky Numbers and Witty Quips On Odd Beliefs
A collection of humorous exchanges and quips from various papers. Includes Cassidy and O'Brien on luck, a debtor and creditor exchange, a highwayman demand, and a dog that trained for tricks. Also notes a new white mineral wood being manufactured at Yarraville Melbourne.
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Yarraville
Melbourne
War era rhetoric and political snippets across papers
A compilation of quotes from multiple 1914 press items criticizing German leadership and urging action. Narratives call for sustained wartime effort, dismiss diplomacy, and reflect Allied sentiment. Includes remarks on German empress illness, U S troop involvement, and calls to “hut up or fight.”
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Detroit
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Congress
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New York World
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St Paul
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