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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1920
Page
4
The piece notes a rigid economy affecting a household, detailing a husband and wife and the impact on their finances. It references personal strain and rising expenses reflected in daily life on a Saturday.
Anaconda Montana business and editorial departments note contact details for Standard Publishing Company. Addresses and phone numbers for the Anaconda and Butte offices are listed for correspondence and inquiries.
A cautious outlook emerges as governments and publics anticipate a slowdown in wars. Analysts in London and Paris expect Russo-Polish clashes to ease, with a gradual return to peace in the Balkans and the Middle East. Public sentiment favors an end to global warfare and a move toward stability.
Senator Borah Idaho. breaks from desertion fears by pledging to stump for Harding after Chicago victory. Rest of GOP council shifts toward unity as Johnson and others weigh fall campaign moves with bolstered party loyalty and potential maneuvers.
The piece weighs front porch campaigning versus nationwide speaking tours for Harding and Cox. It recalls historical examples from 1852 to 1916 showing how touring or staying home affected outcomes, noting caution from Harding’s advisers and possible shifts in campaign strategy.
Spokane rejects the I W W delegation planned to meet next Thursday. The city asserts the organization is stamped out but warns it can reemerge like a weed. Officials vow continued vigilance against radicals and any attempt to overthrow the government.
The speaker urges citizens to root out the I. W. W. as a damaging organization. He notes Spokane set a strong example and calls for other cities to follow suit, arguing loyalty requires decisive action against the I. W. W. and its hard luck on the country.
Early remarks by Senator Harding propose giving the vice president real duties and cabinet exposure. Governor Cox plans to campaign in double harness with Roosevelt, forming a joint White House partnership to demonstrate coordinated governance. The piece also notes potential railroad delays, Russia's recognition, earthquake imagery from LA scenes, and a critique of daytime church bells in a Christian nation.
Sir Thomas Lipton fails for the fourth time to win the pewter cup with Shamrock I II III and IV and vows to return with Shamrock V. He has spent over a million dollars pursuing the prize while continuing to promote his tea business.
Winifred Black advises a letter writer to follow her mother's sensible rule that newlyweds should live alone. The piece argues the mother needs her own home and routine, suggests living nearby if possible, and emphasizes family harmony, independence for the couple, and preserving the mother’s stability with the brother.
A collage of editorial quips notes tensions over labor and politics. The Houston Post mocks strikes while the Chicago News highlights Ohio as a political hub with a prohibition presidential contender, and other papers poke fun at voters and labor shortages amidst summer campaigns.
A collage of brief humorous quips from Life Brooklyn Citizen Washington Star and other papers. Jokes cover marriage travel art and family teasing with witty exchanges and punchlines.
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