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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1922
Page
4
Mr Davis argues that the United States relies on whole families in the fields and tens of thousands of children in textile mills work up to 60 hours weekly. He calls the system harmful and asserts abolition is demanded, urging congressional power via a constitutional amendment to standardize state laws.
In a dialogue from Jimmie and Dad Radio Stories, Tommy Wilson and Harry Alden discuss radio sets, schooling, and ambitions. They compare spark and C W transmitters, note how education affects wireless work, and explore building an oscillator with a three coil circuit. The piece blends tech chat with advice to prioritize school before wireless pursuits.
Across the nation brass decor and wares dominate holiday gift shelves. The New York Sun notes brass bowls kettles tea sets holders and knickknacks as popular items. Shops highlight the metal’s bright reflective glow and durability enhancing interiors.
President Harding backs a Lodge proposed constitutional amendment to empower congress to regulate and prohibit labor by those under 18 and women. Secretary Davis cites about 1,500,000 children under 16 employed nationwide and critiques immigration policy seen as enabling child toil in cotton and sugar beet fields. Further figures show roughly 660,000 children work in sugar beet cotton and onion fields.
Dr. Rohrbach warns Germany faces economic collapse if relief isn’t granted and reparations persist. He predicts famine, chaos, and a continued nominal republic amid global tensions. The piece also notes Bonar Law’s fears about peace efforts, Volstead’s retirement, and looming railroad fare pressures.
Baltazar Brun defeats Luis Herrera in the presidential election clash in Uruguay. A last minute swap from pistols to sabers avoids bloodshed, with mutual friends arranging the change. Brun resigns but is allowed to withdraw as congress acts, leaving the republic to move on.
The device uses a plate coil to charge the oscillator. The set powers from a 500-volt direct current generator driven by a single phase induction motor. The motor is supplied by a 110 volt AC lighting circuit. When juice is applied to the tubes the system behaves in a peculiar way.
A 1922 Belk Syndicate fragment explains that starting the onrushing current makes the tube oscillate as plate current alternately cuts off. Increasing condenser lowers frequency, raises wavelength. speaker notes being at 250 meters per wave meter, and boasts high physics grade as context.
Compilation notes by J A Sanders secretary of the Montana Historical Society and Montana Pioneers summarize state memories. The item highlights archival work and historical society activities in Montana.
J A Sanders notes in Montana Yesterdays that 59 years ago the Vigilantes formed after the George Ives trial at Nevada City. The advisory jury of 24 and 2,000 miners led to Vigilance Committee actions to protect peace until civil government arose. Also noted are Clark and Lewis journal entries from 1804 and 1897 judicial appointment in Great Falls.
Jupiter strengthens business and advertising success while Mercury and Uranus soften not. Lawyers gain new work in the new year as aviation promises record trips. Beware flirtation and speculation. royal signals hint at political delays and a noblewoman’s death foreshadowed. Children born this day may show extraordinary talent.
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