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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1920
Page
6
A fragmentary column surveys Russia’s peasant land hunger, predicts a peasant uprising against Lenine rule, and links U S figures to contemporary debates. It contrasts Washington Jackson Webster Calhoun and recalls Jackson’s military reach while noting party ambiguity about a third term.
Civic instruction urges courteous behavior toward census takers. It stresses answering all questions promptly and truthfully to ensure a complete accurate national census and national records. It warns against insulting census workers and notes consequences from federal authorities.
The piece contrasts Andrew Jackson with Stonewall Jackson, praising the democratic leader as a populist icon and historic force. It notes intense pre convention interest around the Jackson day dinner in Washington and portrays Andrew Jackson as a quintessential American fighter and god of democracy.
Chemists warn laymen cannot distinguish wood alcohol from grain alcohol as tests show they appear identical. Do not trust bootleg whiskey. it is dangerous and could lead to death. Seek safe sources and rely on proven drinks like those from trusted, nonpoisonous sources.
The piece argues that to prevent every strike, all clocks nationwide would need their striking apparatus removed. It notes Alphonso XIII remains king of Spain but hints his ministers’ respect limits his workload and influence.
The column parries Bryan's boom and mockery of political figures. It jokes about earthquakes in Mexico, egg prices, anarchists, profiteers, and a traveling senator with a circus tent, all while lampooning self interest and national sentiment.
News item compiles opinion excerpts from Montana papers highlighting reactions to Roosevelt and Wilson cabinets, Hoover as a future figure, immigration policy, a bird census debate, and Montana irrigation needs urging broader state action before water is wasted.
A fragment from the Ohio State Journal cites a Bolshevik idea of economics involving burning a barn and profiting from a capitalist mortgage. In Ardmore Oklahoma a favorite post prohibition drink is discussed as the text trails off.
A collage of brief wire-service style items notes reactions to a new drink’s effects, Norman Hapgood’s Denmark posting, Pershing’s presidential prospects framed by Nebraska, America urged to quiet the Caucasus, respect for Dr. Nicholas Butler among professors, and a quip on William Jennings Bryan’s famed resilience.
Admiral William S. Sims criticizes Secretary Daniels in a recent letter and declines the Distinguished Service Medal, saying injustice to many officers under his command during the great war justified his refusal. Daniels orders an investigation into the decoration process following a request from Senator Luge.
Winifred Black discusses how popular songs reflect collective mood from wartime fervor to postwar introspection. She notes themes of longing, ambition, and resilience as everyday life continues, and predicts future songs will mirror the common mind.
A Detroit Free Press mention mocks punchy governance praise and revivalist rhetoric with a joke about hell’s chorus girls. Birmingham Age-Herald notes a toast to John Barleycorn as a farewell to tobacco, framing witty exchanges on social foibles.
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