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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1919
Page
6
The article discusses Russia's munitions industry and industry control, notes Carpatho-Russian aims for a US styled republic, and casts Russia as a nation of hardship with slow progress toward peace. It cites a large population and the slow pace of reform as factors shaping the crisis.
The attorney general’s crackdown forces the Chicago based Big Five to drop extensive side lines and limit focus to meat poultry butter eggs and cheese, curbing a sprawling octopus of control alleged to threaten broader trade and commerce.
The article explains the 1918 Polk proclamation certifying 36 states for national prohibition and Ohio’s vote against ratification. It discusses legal challenges to annulment, referendum vs legislative ratification, and potential delays in achieving a nationwide dry law. The piece notes complex constitutional questions and possible outcomes if states must subdue legislators to voters.
A Carpatho-Russian delegation arrives in the United States claiming 700 000 Carpatho Russians will back their push to reunite Eastern Galicia and Northern Bukovina with Russia. They urge a post war international commission led by an American governor under League of Nations protection. They warn of devastation and famine in Carpatho-Russia and plan a New York meeting on January 1 while criticizing Bolsheviks as a small force.
The article urges sending Christmas packages immediately due to limited train service from the coal miners strike. It stresses sturdy wrapping, strong twine, careful packing for fragile contents, and clear legible addresses with simple do not open until Christmas inscriptions to avoid rate increases.
A columnist advises Americans to travel to Germany with cash, claiming the strong dollar buys a fortune in marks and francs. Tips include changing dollars in Paris for francs, then exchanging francs for marks in Coblenz, to maximize purchasing power and enjoy lavish travel in Germany.
A collage of short satirical headlines from Ohio New Jersey and national papers. Items lampoon tax policy census travel and political figures with brief quips and playful shifts of wording.
A verse by T. A. Daly laments being compared to Eugene Field. The speaker begs readers to pity him as a mantle once belonging to Field weighs on his writing, asking what Eugene would do and confessing struggle to write in his own voice.
A collection of vintage jokes and quips drawn from Birmingham Age Herald Judge and other papers. Light classroom and social humor cover gassed politicians sailors graces and domestic mischief with crisp punchlines.
Mercury rules for good today though Mars and Uranus bring tension. The national danger comes from destructive world thoughts and postwar strain. January may reveal political surprises and fraud exposure while beauty and art gain national focus. gifts bring pleasant omen. Children born this day are clever and restless.
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