Montandi Lead in Leading Daily Newspaper No 271
The Anaconda Standard discusses Allied and American responses to war film coverage. It notes UK papers like the London Star criticizing The Big Parade and questions whether moving pictures reflect public opinion, framing them as a commercial venture with little government input.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda Standard
Montandi
America
Daily Mail
London Star
Will Hays
Soulemnly
Ambassador Woughton
London
England
President Coolidge voices world peace and debt policy
In a Memorial Day address Coolidge reinforces his support for League of Nations and the world court as guarantees of security, urges European disarmament, and defends repayment of international debts while highlighting economic benefits from stable trade relations. The stance marks a political clash with internal party critics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nations
Coolidge
Congress
Geneva
League of Nations
World Court
Europe
The Big Parade Sparked London Press Controversy
London newspapers react to the American film The Big Parade as a pompous war boast. Editors rail at perceived sensationalism and claim the story shapes American glory while disputing who truly won the war.
Portugal Revolution Aims to Oust Politicians
Meager Lisbon dispatches describe the Kloudles revolt overthrowing the government and prompting a draft of a democratic republic. The movement proclaims Save the Country from the Politicians and warns that American voters might emulate such action, while noting political overreach has harmed business and industry and worsened conditions for the proletariat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisbon
Kloudles
Revolutionary Committee
Aeria
Portugal
United States
America
Chewing Gum Restored to Navy Ships and Public Life
A long essay lauds chewing gum as a global business force and highlights a recent Navy order restoring gum chewing aboard ships and vessels. It notes sailors faced hardship during the ban while athletes and aviators are also gum chewers, and argues gum aids nerves and morale under President Roosevelt era references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livi
Pluer
Navy
Admiral Mullet
Lars
Glenial
Mavke
General Halter of Poland Named Guardian of Civilization
Polish leader Gen. Joep Haller, a World War I veteran and key figure in Poland’s fight for freedom, organized troops against the revolutionary forces, later guiding postwar reconstruction. He is described as a pivotal founder of modern Poland and a steadfast ally of Paderewski, with a career spanning Austrian service to American aid and national renewal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josepa Alle Koimetinis
Joep Haller
Slatocy
Poiand
Pilesiidakt
Revolutionary Army
Halter
Amria
Thondanaph Aller Kameohe
Saviors
Poland
Paderewski
Tinhenik
Taderowski
Tyrenia
Slsdere
Gimduc
Jurtienes
Reddy Fox and Bowser Plot Hidden Stranger Chase
Reddy Fox notes how others rely on others and plans to drive Bowser the Hound to confront a mysterious stranger. Bowser tracks prints from the woods as the plan unfolds, while Reddy weighs risks and tactics in a tense pursuit.
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Farmer Brown
Bowser
Reddy
Bow
Tie Stranger
Reddys Quest Through Dense TrHash Ends Near Workhouse Trunk
The tale follows Hewser and Ruwaen as they trail a scent to a distant location near a trunk and a mangled scene. A chase unfolds with a trickster, a growling警, and a desperate jump toward safety, ending with a evasive escape into the night.
Bowser and Reddy Fox Trail a Mysterious Stranger
Bowser the Hound follows a fox scent through the Green Forest chasing a stranger who has driven Bowser’s quarry away. Reddy Fox secretly observes to learn if Bowser will uncover the intruder and proves clever by using Bowser to reveal what happened. The tale hints at a twist as the next story awaits.
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Bowser
Reddy
Bowee Reddy
Bownee
Bowner
Green Forest
Bower
Reddy Fox
Musical and radio listings across Pacific time rooms and hotels
A dense schedule lists performances and broadcasts in Los Angeles and San Francisco from mid afternoon to late evening. It names Virginia ballroom ensembles, soprano Gertrude Landma, pianist Yvenna Gerard, Ray Hurley’s string trio, the Ashley glelers, and various hotel orchestras under directors Cyrus Drabbe Waldemar Lind and Gene Jamies.
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KPI
Los Angeles
Cal
Packard
Hollywood
Children's Hall
Bir
Pontiac
Ray Hurley
Dan
Vrancés St. George
Bol Hoopil
Blue Ribbon
Cyrus Drabbe
Big Grother
Book of Knowledge
States Restaurant
Waldemar Lind
Rudy Selger
Fairmont
Monit Motor Ol Company
Palace Hactel Rate Room
Gene Jamies
KGW
Horoscope For Pucsioy June First 1926
A fragmentary forecast suggests a day with mixed influence. Early activity may inspire work efforts yet cautious actions are advised while financials face pressure and travel appears likely. Domestic harmony looks unsettled, education may gain, and there is warning against risky ventures as markets shift and foreign concerns loom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pucsioy
Aatrolagera
Mesa
Rerardies Investments
Gemini
Gopynent
Three B's of Youth Creed Add Freedom Frankness
Dr. John R. Hart urges youth to embrace three B's as a curriculum for growing up. He adds that youth should seek freedom with frankness, draw their own line of conduct, and realize personal power to accomplish things. The piece argues self-knowledge and honest effort reduce restlessness and rebellion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Hart
University of Penpeylvania
Quaker City
Church of the Transfiguration
Thomas
Dr. Hart
Huss
Polar motion caused by tides, Earth's axis wobble noted
Captain T J Sed and government astronomer discuss polar motion as caused by tides in the Patine ocean. The piece traces historical observations of pole drift, reports on latitude variability, and cites efforts toward international coordination of observations and health organization proposals postwar. It also muses on Red Cross unification and national health activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earth
T. J. J. Sed
Naty Marhomatichin
Rustner
Verdin
All Royal Observatory
Tertin
Globe
Washington, D. C
European Academy
C Chanter
Boston
National Health Agency Proposed to Fight Disease
In a speech by TR SEE KK FRANKEL chairing the National Health Council, the call was made for a national health agency to coordinate disease control across the United States. He urged broader funding and a unified approach to public health research and prevention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
KK. Frankel
Ilonal Lhealth Council
Hatiunel Health
Fragmented Chant of Love and Learning in Obscure Text
The passage blends a poetical meditation on love with scattered names and lines, noting a student audience and questions of interpretation. It mentions a restrain in reading, a teacher or editor figure, and muses on how the work might be uncovered or understood, set against unclear references and garbled OCR text.
Fragmented Tales and Oddities From a Bygone Era
A jumble of anecdotes and sketches unfolds with quirky dialogues and odd characters. A restaurant owner bans a sign, a deacon writes for ministers in playful verse, a gardener complains, and a public figure recalls Darwin as memories surface. Mixed vignettes reflect local color and social quirks.
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Standard Publishing Company Publishers and Proprietors
West Park Street
Anaconda Offich
Business Department
Baitorial Department
Setae Wen
Cartier
Butte
Anaconds
Deer Lodee Dillon
Boveman
Philipsboro
Canada
Gane Bandar
Standard Publishing Company
Butte, Mont
Aesociaten Preas
Associated Prena Fx
Arec
National
Prudden, Hing & Proden
Madison Avenue
New York
Steser
Chicago
Hotton
Chamber of Commerce
Son Angeles
Montgomery
San Francisco
Leary
Beattia
Gamu Cubo
Irving
Paria
London Express
Gad
Uatier
Urgess
Thornton W. Burghss
Reddy Mars
Mike
Eddy
Wink
Tewres
Seco
Elie Wind
T. W. Burgess
Indioland
Ahy Conta
Hamilton
Atperseiry
Namie NL. Praeger
Ence
Vincent Sraeree Aten
Dr. Mart
Saen
ATE
American Red Cross
Union of Health Acivities
Binien
Faye
Lise
Dowh Suuti
Mortimer
Darwin
Derwin
Larga
Une
Emma
Carlo Nand
Cis
Hani
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