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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1926
Page
18
The Anaconda Standard, Montana's leading daily newspaper, emphasizes comprehensive local coverage and state news. It highlights its role as a principal source for community updates, editorials, and timely reporting to readers across the region.
A digest of postwar finance and foreign policy argues Europe seeks debt cancellation from the United States while Americans debate war debts and the Missouri primary. It notes European profits from World War I, U S debt totals, and political fights over prohibition as August 3 voting nears.
Texas politics shift as Governor Ferguson plans to resign once a September legislative session concludes. Moody leads the gubernatorial race, promising relief from primary chaos. The piece lampoons Ferguson and Jim and touches on national issues and European politics with satirical flair.
The fragmented text sketches Commander Klein and Nicholas Longworth linked to naval history, aviation duties, and wartime decorations, alongside a fictional scene of a playful young elephant and a narrator named Peter in a vivid, storylike fragment.
A collection of brief anecdotes and jokes. A colonel turned general presided over a banquet urging soldiers to feast as if fighting the enemy. A sergeant hid wine bottles, and another man explained wedding plans to fit forthcoming silver ceremonies. A clergyman golfed with a swearing actor and quipped about respect for the cloth.
A short piece contrasts James Thomson's verse with 19th century writer George Thomson. It cites three stanzas defining motion and fate, then includes a 1926 horoscope brief noting routine days for planetary influence and promises for editors, publishers, authors, and the film industry, with cautions on anger and harmony.
Detroit report details the bitter divorce saga of multi millionaire Rebar Kresge and Doris Mercer Krewe. The feud traces back to his first wife Anna Harvey Kresge and a 19 000 yearly income provided by a secret securities allotment. In 1925 Doris sued amid claims of undelivered prenuptial terms before reconciliation, now seeking permanent separation as financial terms remain undisclosed.
A speaker argues that labor and capital are partners in business, not adversaries. The distrust between classes fuels modern friction and graft. Both sides must sacrifice prejudices and align toward a shared, real contribution to the undertaking.
Fragmented essay argues belief shapes happiness and fate. It contrasts material faith in money and status with spiritual faith, love, and inner conviction. It warns that atheistic certainty and reliance on knowledge alone mismanage life, while faith—in any form—acts as an anchor against discontent.
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