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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1921
Page
12
Neckband style golf shirts described as fine crcase with cut coat style and French cuffs. Laundered cuffs offered, original value two dollars, special price one dollar. Limited quantities available.
A Irish American newsletter criticizes British actions in Ireland, citing reprisals and military terror in past wars. It quotes Bancroft on Cornwallis and laments England’s policy of frightfulness in South Africa and Ireland, urging a stronger protest by world powers.
William Allen White, famed journalist and author of Heart of a Fool, sees his novel adapted for the screen by Allan Dwan. The film, touted as the strongest White fiction, screens today and tomorrow at Rialto. The piece notes White’s political prominence and literary works while detailing the adaptation and a sweeping, controversial portrayal of occupation-era violence.
Fragmentary police report states four dope offenders were sent to the county facility yesterday. The county commissioner warned of ongoing efforts to shut down illicit activities, though progress appears limited as authorities pursue a more decisive clinic crackdown.
Lorimer travels east on a spring buying trip to contact representatives of leading manufacturers. The trip aims to secure orders and arrange new stock for the Bul lesh or shop, with the goal of aligning orders to market demand.
The piece surveys college views on romance and marriage, noting differing opinions. It cites Margery Rex of the International News Service and quotes students like Veraity and Miss Margaret Hernes on whether college romance leads to lasting unions.
A fragment discusses electric car power demands, stating starting a loaded car uses vastly more power than lighting a small lamp and that heating the car with electricity varies in power needs. It also notes that honorary degrees are not awarded at Stanford.
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