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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1920
Page
4
The passage argues that socialistic schemes assume state control will raise total output and improve work, but it fails to justify this for manual workers or other labor types. Even if the obstacles are overcome, transferring control from employers to the state does not address how the product's value should be distributed.
The item lists Anaconda and Butte postal offices with addresses and department phone numbers for business and editorial inquiries. It provides contact lines for the Anaconda office and the Butte office at 119 North Main Street, including two phone numbers for business and editorial departments.
Washington frets over rumors of a simple inauguration and possible parade cancellation. The piece notes New Orleans remarks on thrift and hard work, warning such moves could deprive Washington of pageantry and gate receipts while stressing ceremonial rights and expectations for the capital.
John D Rockefeller's $64 million Thanksgiving gift to the Laura Spellman Rockefeller memorial elevates his total philanthropy to $475 million, surpassing Andrew Carnegie's $350 million. Funds support health, medical research, education, and charitable agencies through four major enterprises. The Laura Spellman memorial has already spent $8 million assisting existing charities.
Charles Garland of Boston renounces a 1 000 000 legacy and argues a system that starves thousands while hundreds are stuffed condemns itself. He views wealth as tools for public good and compares private property to state ownership under future socialism. The piece counters that inequalities arise from human intellect and questions the belief that state employment guarantees higher wages and security.
In London Sir Charles Bedford says India supports a new alcohol industry as a renewable fuel alternative to gasoline. Power alcohol could be produced from vegetable sources in overseas colonies. price estimates await further study while prospects look hopeful for large scale use.
A compilation of editorials notes that Europe’s war refugees and emigrants flood toward the United States, predicting immigration will dominate national discourse while peacetime readjustments depress employment. It stresses the public school crisis, praises a rare cabinet prospect, and highlights Montana’s Fergus county free high school as vital, urging federal backing for gold mining to stabilize trade and economy.
A collage of brief clippings comments on diverse topics. References include the death report of former King Ludwig II of Bavaria, a note on price reductions by a Topeka telephone company, and satirical remarks on politics and social issues. The items reflect a breezy, opinionated style with local and national angles.
General Danglis, Greece's war minister, orders all officers and enlisted men on leave to return to their regiments. The move follows the political crisis triggered by the Venizelos government’s downfall, tightening military readiness.
A collection of quips from judges lawyers and papers. A Georgia lawyer boasts of Hamlet and climbing stairs to impress a client. A printer humorist lauds dry wit while others joke about elevators tobacconists and deep thoughts.
A light verse portrait by UT. A. Daly praising a spirited Irish terrier named Mike who loves fun and fights but stays loyal. The poem notes Mike’s disdain for the Black and Tans, his view of himself as above sectarian strife, and his habit of tearing a Union Jack, while affirming he remains a brave and merry friend.
The article explains that bark differs from wood though it covers it and is easily separated. It has three tissue layers, with the inner layer conducting food, the green fibrous zone helping feed the plant, and the outer cork layer which appears dead. Cork for commerce comes from tropical trees.
The article explains dynamite force travels downward yet can shatter a three foot stone slab if placed above the charge. It notes a nearly nine ton air weight rests on the slab and air resistance rises with speed, comparing ground resistance to air. Explosions push aside obstacles as rapidly expanding gases fill the space.
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