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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1919
Page
6
An English writer notes films expose British audiences to American life from elite to working classes. He argues cinema shapes British youth toward American ideas and behavior, prompting cosmopolitan views and stronger U S ties across England Scotland and Ireland.
Mr Taft commends President Wilson’s message on high living costs and cites inflation psychology. He urges considering income and excess profits tax and extending war debt payments over 25 years to lower near term living costs. He notes global debt, desires thrift, and warns current prices hinder saving efforts.
The article argues soldiers in France with mining claims and returning soldiers lack funds to do assessment work. It advocates suspending the assessment law to extend relief, noting potential profiteers waiting to exploit the prospector’s poverty and urging government action to block such gains.
A critique notes that American influence permeates England with stories, plays, dances, music, and entertainment flowing from the United States. It cites London magazines, stage imports, and the prevalence of American films in British theaters as evidence of cultural shift.
Harvard University President Lowell urges graduates to back an $11,000,000 endowment to raise faculty salaries. He argues teachers deserve a living wage to educate youth and resist radical ideologies, warning underpayment harms education and national discourse.
A collection of opinion snippets mocks profiteers and politics with references to Palmer Lenine Borah and Pancho Villa. It touches on price cuts, Prohibition era sentiments, and quips about Russia and high altitude records, ending with Villa’s perceived lack of impact since 1918.
A collage of editorial and reportage mentions from Montana papers covering the enduring appeal of Montana as a place of residence, political debates over postwar reconstruction, price setting by wholesalers, transportation profits, Yellowstone visitation milestones, and Bozeman’s boosted prominence after recent events. Figures include Yellowstone visitors nearing 66,000 and prior year totals, with commentary from Helena Missoulian and Bozeman Chronicle sources.
A collage of joke snippets from Boston and Washington papers witty exchanges on politics economics socialists and legal tales. The items feature puns on parlor socialism pinks and parlor talk with brief dialogues and quips about theaters forms and fortune in races.
Fragmentary lines praise an artist named Signor and his work in a rough dialect. The speaker expresses pride in a friend’s talent and hints at a future event or recognition. The text quality is fragmented with uncertain names and dates.
A collage of joke headlines and quips from multiple papers covers absurdities from a UC faculty pursuit to a Prince of Wales visit and food control jokes. Items reference Detroit Grand Rapids St Louis Kansas City and Minneapolis with jokes about elections inflation strikes and travel.
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