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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1926
Page
2
The article notes a ten year anniversary of a war era savings certificate program in England, where hundreds of pounds could be invested in small units. By five years the certificates yielded about four pounds for each invested, attracting steady growth despite a general strike. The piece also touches on political campaigns and debates over modernism versus traditionalism.
The piece lauds the 28 day circumnavigation by Linton Wells and Edward Evans as a milestone in global unity. It notes the North American Newspaper Alliance organized the test to compare modern transport with historic feats, praising international cooperation and the racers' endurance.
A wartime thrift movement fostered saving habits among many who never saved before. The piece notes thrift stamps and public savings. contrasts British and American practices and references 1918 wartime financing needs and government savings measures.
A mushed column praises long life among notable men like Rockefeller and Cannon, citing others such as Edison and Yeaman while extolling self care. It muses on sleep, smoking, digestion, and individual health, then shifts to a political snapshot with mentions of Taft era Republicans and reformers amid a taunting tone about upcoming elections and re-elections.
John Dyneve Prince, noted Slavonic language scholar and diplomat, has long ties to Balkan studies. The article outlines his roles as professor at Columbia, minister to Denmark, and a figure in Scandinavian and Baltic academic and political circles, including linguistic and ethnologic work and a possible involvement in Halites.
A vivid scene shows Peter and the young elephant Bimbo teasing and testing each other about baths and showers. Bimbo resists anger, claims Ted-like gentleness, while Peter pushes for a joke. The pair discuss thirst, travel, and elephants storing water in their trunks during dusty marches.
A fragmentary poem rendering a lover’s longing and conflict. The speaker questions emotion, simplicity, and fate while addressing affection, fate, and imagination within a lyrical meditation. The text foregrounds internal doubt, desire for clarity, and the struggle between passion and restraint.
The horoscope predicts four day romantic monetary influences with selfish trends and injustices. Employment prospects exist but require persistence as positions may be hard to obtain. Expect concerns over business conditions, possible corruption and political unrest, and rising personal crises along with warns about drug use and sensational death reports. August may bring turmoil among European powers.
A taciturn mountaineer guides a team as they move a steer into a chute in a southern sawmill village. The steer is gaunt and ugly with one horn ornamented by a brass thimble and a mangy hide from burns. A hardware man mocks the mountaineer while skeptical spectators question the steer’s behavior.
In a tale set at dawn a realm debates successor to a dead king. Citizens split among Mammon the treasurer, Intellect the scholar, and Might the warrior. An elder voice condemns greed and urges Wisdom as the rightful ruler, challenging a path ruled by wealth or force.
Justice of Uy New York State Supreme Court warns perjury undermines both civil and criminal trials. He notes it defeats witnesses, defeats cross examination, and can lead to wrongful acquittals or harsher penalties. He argues for stronger detection and harsher punishment, possibly death, to deter perjury and protect courtroom integrity.
The Tito Warren dialogue discusses pledges of 100000 and expected remaining funds after deductions. It estimates 50000 in wine membered, subtracts 39000 in expenses and a promoter’s 18000, leaving about 1000 for the door.
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