Anaconda Standard Publishing Contact Details
Public notice of publishing house details for The Anaconda Standard. Includes offices in Butte and Anaconda Montana, postal designation, phone lines, and western representatives for news distribution.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1920
Page
4
Public notice of publishing house details for The Anaconda Standard. Includes offices in Butte and Anaconda Montana, postal designation, phone lines, and western representatives for news distribution.
A column mocks job seekers around Harding's Washington visit as the capital swarms with hopefuls while exploring political patronage. It lampoons freelancing reformers and quotes Mrs. Sanger on birth-control ideas amid broader social criticism.
Chicago surgeons implant a monkey thyroid into a 19 year old girl with the mind of a four year old to boost brain growth. The effort seeks to create better conditions for development and may justify vivisection if partially successful. Reports also claim Austrian doctors extended rat lifespans by 20 to 30 percent.
The column surveys Mrs. Margaret Sanger and the birth control movement amid wartime aftermath. It notes a New York banquet supporting a legal amendment to permit birth control, plus remarks by Florence Guertin Tuttle and references to Anthony Comstock laws, politics, and national figures of the day.
Governor-elect Dixon should push immediate legislation to form a Montana state constabulary under unified command aimed at suppressing alcohol. Editorials cite the police force as essential to curb booze flowing in the state and to act quickly once the new legislature convenes.
Virginia May Murray of New York named head of the newly organized women's police bureau at the Detroit Police Department. The bureau aims to protect the interests of women and girls in Detroit and will have a staff of policewomen under Murray's supervision.
The Melstone Messenger urges town residents to consider moving to the countryside next spring. It cautions about unreliable urban employment and suggests farming as a solid alternative, noting a farm is a safe bet during lean times.
A fragmented 1920 ballad recounts a tale of Danny Doser as a scapegoat for wicked deeds. Sabbath scholars and a blue jowled cop debate punishment while a crowd of godly folk gathers. The verse hints at hanging and a threatening dawn as moral outrage rises.
A series of brief quips and jokes from various columns includes playful lines on painting the town red, politics, domestic life, and everyday work. The snippets mix light satire with social observations from columns and papers.
A garbled clipping cites varied opinions on living costs in Havana and U S policy. It references Columbia Record, Sam Gompers, Governor Coolidge, and the Pittsboro Dispatch in a fragmentary montage.
A Kanms City Star note explains famous mirages like the Silent City near Glacier Bay Alaska appearing as a distant city with churches and spires. It mentions Morgan a Mirages in Italy and Crocker Land described by Perry, attributing the illusion to heated air layers and light reflection.
The piece notes that leading architects say the parlor is disappearing from American homes as the living room becomes the room where families gather. It recalls the parlor as exclusive and formal, contrasted with the casual, shared living space now favored.
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