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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1921
Page
4
The text argues that reducing illiteracy through Americanization education curbs intolerance and dangerous actions. It contrasts past industrial injustice with present progress, urging educated labor to discern falsehoods in Bolshevik propaganda and to support ongoing labor reforms for a hopeful future.
The piece argues that Ireland has won a form of independence, while Britain faces scrutiny over Ulster issues and minority rights. It stresses American perspective on the treaty between Great Britain and Ireland, praising the Irish willingness to sacrifice and urging careful consideration of the governing ministry's role in shaping a lasting peace.
President Harding proclaims American Education Week to urge reflection on the nation's education system. The observance aims to mend defects and foster cooperation among citizens and institutions in improving schooling nationwide.
An appeal touts Dr Lorenz as a capable surgeon who believes local surgeons can treat crippling conditions. He urges parents to seek reputable surgeons in their community, notes abundance of skilled doctors nationwide including Montana, and promises possible benefits with community Rotary support for underprivileged families.
A French chemist reportedly found chlorine bearing bases with deadly powers likened to war gases. Tales claim advances by German chemists and the new chemical agents threaten mass destruction. Meanwhile Congress resents relegation to a side show as Arbuckle case details remain unsettled. Morse returns home from over there while Daugherty prepares for his reception. Rumors swirl William II may marry again signaling a splash of gaiety in exile.
A collage of quotations and remarks from several newspapers mock and comment on social trends politics and culture. The items reference entertainment censorship industry figures and international relations with a mix of humor and critique.
A mosaic of quips and bits from various papers features jokes about a modest man named Jones, a jail for a bootlegger, and a garbled street scene with misread dialogue. The fragmentary text includes jokes on marriage, cars, and a geological survey, all presented in a rashed, collage-like format.
Astrological reading warns a malefic alignment of Venus Uranus Jupiter Mercury and Mars bringing aches and low spirits. Women face restlessness and discontent with poor business outlook for amusements and cautious marriages. some art and jewelry trades may see late success after a gloomy start.
Gilbert W. Gabriel writes that the season shows strong American contribution with 24 of 31 sopranos American, signaling growing native talent in major roles. He notes impresarios Gatli Casanza and others favor American singers and composers, while foreign stars depart gradually.
Gov Dixon asks delaying the state prison investigation until his return and urges expanding the committee to seven members to include Lang Havre Farr Miles City Miles Holter Helena for broader representation. Story plans to proceed with a three member panel and may issue a formal statement on arrival in Helena.
Oliva described a phone message about a dispute between the Hubbard family and the Oliva brothers. He claimed Hubbard was arrested and the matter settled out of court. Mrs Hubbard allegedly worked as a bookkeeper for the Oliva commission firm. A new grand jury was sworn in tonight to handle organization business with no action on intimidation charges. first regular meeting set for December 12.
A conference session debated foreign telegraphic and radio facilities in China and proposed curtailing usage without treaty sanction. Discussions on the Shantung talks between Japan and China proceeded without major decisions. The Far East committee will reconvene Wednesday with full conference members after a four day recess. an open conference session may be held later, but no plan has been made.
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