Russia to benefit from trade and farming revival says senator
Senator France from Maryland argues Russia can rebound through increased production in towns, restored prewar wheat surpluses, and expanded world trade. He notes Lenine’s new development line and contrasts it with other countries’ cautious reports as famine and drought press on peasants.
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Russia
Hughes
America
Hoover
Manifest Y
Essrs
Lenine
Trotzky
France
de Gares
Associated Press
Riga
United States
Europe
Maryland
Missouri
Our Standing Army and Policy Shifts in 1920s
The article reviews postwar U S military policy reducing the regular army to 150000 with expansion potential, reshaping training for reserves and national guard. It notes political contention, disarmament hopes, and calls for Montana to promote state colleges while planning a 1922 editorial convention nearby. It mentions Governor Small, Japan, and broader international hopes amid a broader public debate.
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United States
National Guard
Throat Cut Boy Breathes Through Metal Tube Story
Immigrant boy Jan Benda of Czecho Slovakia arrives with his mother in the United States. After diphtheria and scarlet fever left his larynx swollen he required a metal O Dwyer tube to breathe. Surgery on July 20 opened his throat below the Adam’s apple to insert a tube. Authors hope to heal swelling and remove the tube. The child’s life hangs on a possible recovery in 1922.
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Rockefeller Foundation
George E. Vincent
Foundation
South
Central America
West Africa
Pekin China
China
Sao Paulo
Brazil
United States Commissions of Medical Teachers
England
Belgium
Ceecho-Slovak Led
France
Czecho- Slovakia
Lei
Jan Benda
United States
Raine
Jon
Cicero
Jan
O'Dwyer
Horoscope for Monday August First 1921
Astrological reading predicts a fortunate day for job seekers and success in entertaining and high level dealings. It notes Uranus sharpening intuition and fostering new acquaintances for lasting friendships while forecasting promotions for workers and favorable changes in fashion and business moves for Leo births.
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Uranus
Vielon
Tha
Leo
McClure
Parody Edict and Political Quips Stir Readers
A collage of humorous and political snippets from major papers mocks Paris fashion rules, street debates, and fate of monuments. It highlights shifting tastes, civic tensions, and satirical takes on figures like Mustapha Kemal Pasha, reflecting a lively press culture.
Knowledge power gag prompts streetwise wisecrack clash
A collage of humorous quotes from old papers features Cactus Joe the graveyard wit and Crabshaw’s funeral quip about an aged doctor. Jokes pivot on knowing how to slack the cards, lonesome reputations, and lighthearted barbs about attire and manners.
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Cactus Joe
Feller
Crimson Gulch
Washington Sta
Crawford
Crabshaw
New York Sun
North
Webster
West
Seattle ‘Post Intelligencer
Barney's Barbecue Recalled In Nostalgic Verse
A nostalgic poem by T A Daly from 1921 recalls jubilant days at Barney's Barbecue with vivid memories of youth, appetites, and feasting. The narrator harks back to grand roast beef, potatoes, and gallons of ale, praising a trencherman’s past vigor and wishing to relive those times.
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Barney
T. A. Daly
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League
Association of Nations
New York
Rourke Cochran
THE
Montana Press
Townsend Star
Owen Wrefontana
Missoula
Bozeman
Dilion
Wal Editorial Association
Itvention
Great Northern and
Northern Pacific
Glacier Park
Flathead Lake
Yellowstone Park
St. Paul
Great Falls
Helena
Vie Hospital
Helena Record Herald
Paris
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Amermen
Chicago
Butta
Volstead
Anse” Hatfield
Clades
Pittaburg Gazette
Mes
Mexico
Washington
Sto
Ney Naimeu Oecum
Deer
Journal and Tribune
Mustapha Kemal Pasha
Smyrna
Louleville Courier-Journal
Rhyme and Reason
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