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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1921
Page
4
A fragment describing the Congressional Record, noting that many speeches never appear in print and that members edit their own remarks before printing. It suggests the Record reflects uneven speaking ability and serves as a cure for insomnia among readers.
Washington plans a November disarmament conference with all invited powers, facing housing shortages as delegates arrive. Officials warn the event could strain budgets with private trains, formal dinners, and side trips, overshadowing the League of Nations in scope and spectacle.
New York state begins enforcing a loyalty oath for public school teachers, requiring an oath to the state and federal constitutions and a pledge against advocating alternate governments by any method. Refusal means resignation. enforcement rests with local district heads and is expected to affect few teachers, with notable concern among socialist-leaning districts in New York City.
The piece critiques the Congressional Record as a crafted document, arguing it is blue penciled and rewritten before printing. It claims grammar is polished, facts altered, and speeches omitted or invented, leaving the Record lacking truth and veracity.
A satirical recap mocks bold air squadron claims as the East Coast faces imagined raids by a hypothetical force. It cites Newport News and League Island yards as "eliminated" and describes vast destruction, mass casualties, and inland flight as a warning against reliance on weak defenses.
The page highlights Bozeman Roundup week with the city’s grand Gallatin celebration and mentions thousands visiting the area for the festivities. It notes the Roundup’s role in reviving Western pioneer spirit and the busy tourist turnout. Also covered are wartime era debates on tax and peace terms, Russian political discussion, and a lightning tragedy near Lewis town with Mrs. Harry Lay killed at the country club grounds. The collection reflects diverse items from Montana papers including Livingston Enterprise and Great Falls Leader.
A collage of clipped quips from Boston transcripts and Washington Star humor pages, noting odd remarks about neighbors pranks and a family’s matchmaking quirks. The entries include jokes about mosquitos and late meals, with mentions of European travel and local social figures.
The astrology column notes good and evil stars contending. It warns travel may face delays or accidents while promising power for women pursuing high purposes. Statesmen and leaders are cautioned as planetary influences loom over progress.
A garbled clipping from multiple papers references names, places, and events in a fractured stream. It mentions secretary Mellon, republicans, and various city or regional outlets, but readable facts are scarce.
Cotton Plant Arkansas report of Mrs WE Horne bride of a night returning to Memphis after a troubled marriage to W F Horne. The ceremony with Isabelle Bray in Memphis is described as a spree. Horne claims lack of knowledge of the wedlock. Bray, the first husband, faces no further alimony.
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