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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1919
Page
6
A satirical column critiques the Miner for its attacks on Butte profiteers and the Standard, noting its shifting ethics and partisan stance. It mocks the Miner’s rhetoric and offers tongue in cheek royal etiquette guidance for entertaining a prince, contrasting propriety with media feuds.
The Australian commission in the United States requests that businesses refrain from using the term Anzac for commercial goods. Though no US law prohibits it, reputable firms avoid the name after military circles denounce its commercial use. A good name is better than precious ointment and must be saved from anticlimax.
The New York Evening Sun offers royal etiquette tips for the Prince of Wales visit. Speak to him as sir, use Your Royal Highness sparingly, and present yourself only when invited. Do not introduce others, and maintain doors and decorum during his calls. guests should depart promptly after his departure.
Bank robberies by fast dash-in dash-out gangs have grown so common that Chicago banks build pillbox fortifications with gun ports and guards during business hours. City banks face higher risk than rural ones due to busy streets and easy getaway routes. If robbers shift to airplanes, authorities fear what lies ahead.
The note surveys figures like Henry Ford, William Howard Taft, Cornelius Vanderbilt, and William Hohenzollern with mixed humor on art, politics, and history. It references Japan China tensions, Mexico’s peace prayers, and August as a peak Yellowstone season, all in a brisk, opinionated stream of thoughts.
A composite note highlights Montana papers urging education, enfranchisement debates, and economic cautions. It cites Helena Record-Herald on enfranchisement and education, Missoulian on Bolshevik warnings, and bills on savings securities, milk price hikes, and 7-cent stamps. Public sentiment in Butte, Kalispell, Helena, and Billings threads through editorial voices.
A collage of humorous exchanges and strip lines from various sources. A clerk offers a piano piece to Mrs Newrich who seeks more advanced music. Snippets include a neighbor’s remark about a eucalyptus instrument and a bolshevik anarchist quip. A tongue in cheek quip about a mausoleum and a politician’s pride in a press agent.
Secretary of State Robert Lansing has come home from Brest and declined to comment for publication except to express disappointment at not being able to talk with France’s Volk. Under Secretary of State was at sea during the voyage.
A verse by T A Daly from 1918 laments drought heat and copper skies, then finds relief as a sprinkling cart appears on the street. The civic mood shifts from fevered longing to hope as rain sprinkles revive the weary town.
A collage of satirical comments from multiple newspapers mocks prohibition in England and the United States, questions presidents and treaties, and lampoons public figures including Fo, Herr Hohenzollern, Ford, Borah, and others with brief, punchy quips across various dates and regions.
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