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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1921
Page
4
The Anaconda Standard imprint notes publishers and proprietors for Anaconda Montana. It mentions the Butte office at 119 North Main Street and lists department phone lines for general and specific sections, though some text is unclear. The fragment conveys administrative details of the newspaper.
A sweeping column discusses postwar divorce trends in England and the United States, blaming the war for many separations and noting public alarm. It contrasts London’s dramatic rise in cases with American patterns while reflecting on social disruption and occasional optimism about the trend waning as figures adjust.
The Japanese cabinet agrees to attend the Far East conference in Washington next November, easing obstacles to capital powers participation. The action is expected to solidify gains from the armament limitation conference and promote peaceful world economies, though it cannot completely erase war risk.
The federal power commission in Washington reports applications for water power grants totaling about 15,000,000 horsepower as 222 projects unfold nationwide. The Green River development in Utah emerges as the largest, proposing 912,600 horsepower to largely meet regional needs for generations.
A compilation of brief clippings notes varied topics from Montana news. Reports describe hail storms in Valley County with limited damage, political commentary on Bolshevik leaders, and financial moves by New York bankers affecting grain and world trade. The miscellany includes farm boy camps, road information efforts between Gardiner and Billings, irrigation influence on local fruit, and scattered local opinion pieces urging civic improvements and postal service reforms.
A set of quick editorial quips and opinions from multiple papers on war crimes, taxes, disarmament, crime, debt, and love. The items reference German officers in prison, Hohenzollern fortune, Senator Borah’s stance, burglarry, Baltimore’s non-accident week, Mellon’s debt figure, and modern courtship remarks.
A collage of comic quips and witty exchanges from journals such as Warwick Life American Legion Weekly Washington Star Punch Bowl and Detroit Free Press. It features a pupil praising a teacher a nervous editor and satirical lines about baths homes widows and beer.
The nationalist ambitions of the Ruthenians revived after the Polish Irregulars were defeated in Silesia. Ruthenian forces now occupy old German battle lines between Minsk and Vilna. Revolts reported in Vina and Grodno as peasants oppose Polish troops amid repeated attacks.
A fragmentary verse piece laments Bachelor Hall and men left home as wives depart for suitors. The dated ballad critiques male vanity and social hypocrisy, noting the men who stay behind while women seek pleasure away from home. The piece, attributed to Wesson and copyright 1924, satirizes bachelor culture.
For July 27 1921 astrologers forecast a harsh day with malefic aspects from Uranus Mars and Jupiter. Warnings include despondent thoughts personal crisis reports hot weather and public unrest. Cautions cover aggressive rhetoric in politics and potential moodiness among Cancer individuals and women.
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