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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1919
Page
4
A man who wants coffee or tea “just so” finds it hard if not prepared as usual. He can learn to take coffee straight, a habit that once formed, the addict will not give up.
The Montana press columns discuss automobile taxes to fund highways, balancing car ownership against farm burdens, and tensions over taxing horsepower while farmers claim the roads are used by distant automobilists. Articles note Missoula and Great Falls voices, and national figures.
A collage of quotes from various papers shows senators Johnson Watson and Wilson linked to presidential bids and foreign policy dreams. The notes critique endorsements and resignations amid party sniping, with cultural jests about figures like DAnnunzio and Garfield fueling urban gossip.
Cities push for thorough enumeration as San Francisco Chamber of Commerce urges civic spirit among enumerators to avoid missing residents. Excess zeal could yield dishonest figures, with Tacoma cited for a costly recount. Proper aid to enumerate all residents is praised as justifiable and worthy.
The piece argues some claim German propagandists, though defeated in war, continue heavy propaganda in the United States. It asserts Germany funds strikes, arms radicals, and stirs race riots while suffering its own troubles, warning of hidden schemes in U S labor, politics, and Mexico tensions.
An English sociological note claims widows outpace maidens in securing unattached men. It asserts experience outmatches naivete in marriage pursuit, citing Anthony Weller and the widow’s finesse over the naive maiden in the competition for suitable partners.
A scattered, humorous public notice collection urging milk and cream economy for adults to aid children, citing Hoover on milk as essential for babies. It jokes about politics, Christmas spending, scientists, and 1920 leap year while noting turkey prices and political quips.
A survey of mock courts and debating societies weighing the constitutionality of the amendment. Proponents argue two thirds of both houses could thwart past quorum rules. opponents call the issue a mathematical error and fear universal confiscation without compensation. The debate notes slavery compensation and liquor industry rulings as key touchpoints.
A nostalgic Christmas poem invites readers to gather by the hearth and read aloud from familiar works. It recalls Scrooge Marley Tiny Tim and the Dickensian spirit with tender tears and hopeful blessings.
A column of jokes and cartoons from the Baltimore American featuring quips about hustlers dogs lectures and a nurse from the student exchange. The humor moves between one liners about canines aviation attire and medical mishaps with a light political edge.
The photo shows the queen of Spain and her second son Don Jamie taken on a Kensington Palace roof during a Spanish royal visit. The queen of Spain is an English princess and the young prince wins hearts with his democratic, frank bearing, drawing praise from many in Spain.
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