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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1922
Page
4
An Anaconda Standard article notes Dr. Moore aims to beat slow food processes by making beans more efficiently and cheaply. He argues beans can fix nitrogen, suggesting chemistry can mimic beans and improve food supply, reflecting wartime urgency for domestic production and utility.
Dr Seligman of Columbia estimates thirty billion dollars in American securities escape taxation. The piece notes risk to federal revenue and local borrowing advantages, urging constitutional or tax reforms to curb tax exempt bonds and keep capital in productive industry. It cites a New York Sun view on tax policy and the impact on high income individuals.
The piece profiles Robert J. Moore, former Columbia chemist and Fraser laboratories director, pursuing chemical routes to produce pork and beans like foods from petroleum-derived fats and minerals. It notes fats and oils already being generated, with hopes to extend to muscle-building nutrients, all within laboratory research rather than market sales.
A farmer battles to defend his crops as Sunday joy riders and motor parties loot orchards and gardens. He urges New York lawmakers to pass stringent penalties to empower state and county police to curb the crop depredations and safeguard rural property.
Advices from California say Hiram Johnson won’t face renomination threats in the Republican primary. His strong popularity is noted, with Democrats likely to contest to keep party organization intact. The piece touches on Johnson’s Californian persona and compares political figures like Kenyon Lloyd George and Poincare amid global musings.
Nicholas Blancafort returns to France with his wife Honia amid a sea disaster in which their ship is wrecked in a hurricane. Flames, explosions, and panic sweep the vessel as passengers flee in boats. Blancafort fights to save Sonia, sacrificing himself to keep her afloat before a Pernambuco rescue ship reaches dawn to pluck them from the sea.
A scene resembles the Vatican crowd gathered beneath the balcony as the election of the late Pope Benedict XV is announced, mirroring a historic papal election moment.
A middle aged man asked Mrs Lemert for change at 145 West Fourth Avenue Columbus. When refused he deceived her by claiming he needed a 109 bit for his hangage and she lent $6. Police seek the stranger among others in the city.
Mars rules a constructive day for engineers and builders while love prospects seem disappointing. The forecast notes risks in finances though improved trade looms. expect law court congestion with prominent figures involved. Birthdays promise ambition and steady progress amid social extravagance and notable deaths forecast.
A collage of newspaper quips from Pittsburg Gazette-Timer, Philadelphia Telegram, Toledo Blade, Indianapolis Star, and Nashville Tennessean. Topics range from weather and skating to a satire on La Follette and party politics, plus a moving North Pole conjecture.
A collection of brief humorous lines from newspapers including jokes about cleaning straw hats, mausoleums, home wreckers, jazz influences, and married life. Snappy one liners feature attributions to Buffalo Commere First Relative The Exchange Boston Transcript and Indianapolis News.
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