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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1921
Page
4
The Anaconda Standard published by STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY lists Butte office at 129 North Main Street. The text notes postal classifications and entry as second class mail matter, indicating the newspaper’s publishing and mailing status.
A Chicago courtroom crowd cheers the acquittal of the White Sox in the 1919 World Series scandal while critics call it a technical verdict. The Knights of Columbus defense denounces anti Catholic slander and reaffirms their wartime charity and civic vows. Georgia’s peach and watermelon bounty surges, with top melon production described in vivid regional note.
The Brooklyn Eagle cites a Consumers' league meeting in Bushwick Ridgewood where 200 women attended and a speaker asked all who voted at home to raise their right hands. Ninety percent complied, prompting calls for a recount and investigation into the remark about nonvoters.
The page compiles brief editorial quotes and local commentary. It cites The Miscoulian on armistice logic, Havre Promoter on business psychology, Livingston Enterprise on new pavement, Miles City Star on Near East effects, and Sweet Grass Advocate on potato bugs and boozy remedies.
London headlines reveal an anti cocktail campaign as heatwaves strain the population. Doctors warn drinks ruin stomachs and connoisseurs blur the line between social habit and addiction. The press debates whether nightly cocktails number six to eight per reader.
A rough collage of quotations mocks bootleggers writers and public figures. It references Chicago bootleggers disdain for literature George Ade Longfellow lines and jokes about music replacing whiskey. It mentions Len the home buyer and Trotsky as irritations in a rambling context.
A collage of witty humor snippets and quips. Lines reference jokes about aging, sociability, strangers paying compliments, policemans, language learning, neighbors and marriage ads. The items mix playful banter from the Washington Star Salt Lake Tribune Detroit Free Press and others.
In Atlanta a policeman and another officer raided a negro liquor party. While under a window McGee was drenched by whiskey from a two gallon jar, soaking his clothes with evidence. The recorder upheld the officers and fines were scattered among the captured partygoers.
Uncertain stars rule this day with Uranus dominating in evil moods. The piece forecasts labor tensions for women in business, political anxiety, sudden deaths of prominent figures, and disturbances in theater management as well as political cabinet changes.
A fragmentary poem describes Summer as a matronly figure fading with time, noting her past beauty and current decline while maintaining a jaunty air. Envoy urges Autumn to be brave as fate resembles the lass in passing.
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