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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1919
Page
6
The Anaconda Standard reports a grave tragedy from France as thousands of innocent worshippers lose their places of worship. The piece laments the broader impact of war on religious sites and civilian life.
The article praises Wilson's Paris Peace Conference speech as measured and logical. It argues the League will develop over time and asserts the senate should act above politics, with broad faith in the League’s principles benefiting the United States and the world. It warns against partisan efforts to thwart Paris aims.
The piece notes the Fourth of July has shifted from rampant fireworks injuries to greater motor vehicle danger. It recalls past nights of gunshots, burns, and explosions, contrasting with today’s higher auto accident counts and a rise in fires.
An 18 year old Honolulu resident known as Josephine, a Kahuna or goddess figure, predicts disaster beginning with Hawaii as Kilauea erupts and spreads to a global pestilence. The piece notes her alarming prophecies and the authorities’ warnings, framing it in melodramatic sensational style.
A skeptical compilation of observations on postwar Germany and U S politics. The writer mocks German leaders, references Erzberger Borah Lenine and Trotzky, and comments on Wilsons era congressional clashes. Carranza is noted for an aviator metaphor as a broader critique of leadership.
An appeal to American Catholics by H. B. Andrews details widespread destruction of 4,000 plus religious buildings and valuables in northern France during the war. Specific dioceses list dozens of churches leveled or looted, with emphasis on needless devastation and parallel Russian Bolshevik actions against Greek Catholic churches.
Green apples are discussed as a healthful fruit with cautions about eating unripe ones. Advice covers washing, peeling, removing seeds, and cooking methods such as apple sauce and jelly. The piece mentions using tart green apples for certain preparations and notes flavor from cooking can color the dish.
A poetic reminiscence set in an immigrant milieu depicting Mealtime scarcity and rising food costs. The speaker notes bread onion and tomato as daily fare, with attempts to stretch meals despite inflation and the harsh line from Joe about paying for sustenance. Gregorio and an American guest are described sampling dishes amid cost concerns.
A historical list names the early prime ministers of the Dominion of Canada from 1867 and the governors general who served through the late 19th and early 20th centuries. The sequence includes Macdonald, Mackenzie, Abbott, Thompson, Bowell, Tupper, Laurier, Borden, and governors such as Monck, Lisgar, Dufferin, Lorne, Lansdowne, Derby, Aberdeen, Minto, Connaught, and Devonshire.
A collage of sensational quotes lampoons U S senators pro and anti League of Nations with sections altered or removed. Voices from Cincinnati Houston Indianapolis Philadelphia and St Louis mock policy shifts and political figures while noting public fatigue and partisan lines.
A collage of quips and jokes from early 20th century papers. The snippets include disputes over heredity and happiness, a waiter gag, classroom mischief, and playful exchanges among families and neighbors. Notable lines reference Life Kansas City Journal Boston Transcript and Exchange.
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