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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1918
Page
2
The Rev T T Clarkson extolls Red Cross work and the duty of Americans to funding relief for soldiers and civilians through 1919. He shares a wartime testimonial of a deceased soldier and a dog that served in France, urging immediate donations to spread comfort globally.
Arthur Wenz of Milwaukee returned from a hunting trip with a white crow as a trophy. The bird is smaller than a black crow with black spots under its feathers, according to Henry Ward, curator of the public museum.
The review praises Lashanska for a sympathetic interpretation and beautiful vocal tone in her performance of a highly personal Dvorak composition.
Lieut Governor W McDowell comes back from three weeks in Washington where he pressed the homestead bill before the public lands committee and pressed for relief for manganese and chrome producers facing end of war contracts. He notes little government relief and warns that domestic supply cannot match annual demand. discusses tariff needs and wartime price effects. McDowell also recounts crowded Washington and New York conditions postwar, with soldiers in city and cautious optimism about future prosperity and mining activity.
Horoscope notes an unusually fortunate day as Venus aligns with planetary influences. The brief entry highlights favorable conditions for good luck and personal prospects.
The period suggests love making and many engagements with an unusual number of hasty weddings. The stars forecast luck in money and theater profits, with peacemakers and seers seen as favored. Birthdates may bring annoyances, while Capricorns and new children are noted for potential success.
Maj. J B C Keke writes of German change in view after US forces arrived in large numbers and supplies united the war effort. He praises American bravery, notes German retreat and the vast artillery on the front, and predicts occupation talks as the war ends. He recalls the Argonne fight and American credit for halting Germany near Paris.
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