Entered at the Post and Chimes at Anaconda
The piece references subscription details for the Standard Publishing Company of Butte and Anaconda offices, lists pricing for domestic and foreign subscriptions, and briefly discusses notices. It then shifts to political commentary noting Ignatius Donnelly’s Shakespeare authorship debate and profiles Winifred Mason Huck and Anna D. Oleson, highlighting Huck’s run as mother in Congress and Oleson’s campaign for senate with remarks on her background and vows.
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General Dusinams
Standard Publishing Company
Butte
Mont
Associated Press
Prudden, King. & Prudden
Fifth Avenue
New York
Steger Building
Chicago
the Building
Boston
Western Representatives
R. J. Bidwell
Market Street
San Francisco
Congress
Jeannette Rankin
United States
Winifred Mason Huck
Illinois
Huck
William E. Mason
Small
Anna D. Oleson
Minnesota
Mrs. Oleson
Everest climbs fade as British mountaineers abandon plan
The article notes a new wave of British climbers giving up Everest attempts for now. Experts say an earlier start might approaching the summit within a thousand feet, but the final ascent would demand near superhuman effort and luck with weather, risking no return for climbers.
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Everest
India
Africa
North Pole
Mount Everest
Dee Cook
Cook
Wells Sextette sparks debate over historical greats
A Wells essay in American Magazine places six greatest men as Jesus Buddha Aristotle Asoka Lincoln among the top, sparking reader controversy over Asoka's inclusion and whether Aristotle would win by majority vote. The piece notes Asoka’s ancient Indian reign and Buddhist conversion, and teases Wells’s choice beyond the familiar names.
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Wells
Henry Ford
H. G. Wells
Jesus
Buddha
Aristotle
Asoka
Bacon
Lincoln
Alexander
Caesar
Charlemagne
Napoleon
Shakespeare
Newton
Morse
Edison
Universal Hall of Fame
Encyclopedia Americana
B. C
Mr. Wells
Asuka
Artemus Ward
Gid Asck
Lord Bacon
Hearst Dismisses Conners While Endorsing Hylan For Governor
The New York Sun interview with William R. Hearst on his return from England shows him mildly dismissing Buffalo politician Fingy Conners, who claims Hearst will win the Democratic nomination and the White House. Hearst favors Mayor Hylan as the Democratic gubernatorial nominee and comments on various political figures and current events.
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Hearst
New York Sun
England
William R. Hearst
Fingy
Conners
Buffalo
New York
United States
Mr. Hearst
Hylan
Turf
Horse Shoes
Horse Power
Horsepla
Horoscope for Tuesday June 27 1922 fate and affairs
A sun and planets reading promises prosperity in real estate farming and home life with favorable business luck for women and lawyers. The era signals political surprises and cabinet changes while theatre and community ventures gain from Jupiter cusp influences. Birthdays bring steady reliable children and long life.
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Europe
McClure
Cabinet Members in House Debate Reform
Secretary Hughes urged cabinet members to participate in congressional debates on matters affecting their departments. Speaking at the University of Michigan he warned that strict executive legislative separation hamstrings administration. He noted proposals for closer cabinet engagement and a possible constitutional change toward parliamentary accountability.
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New York Sun
Hughes
Iat
Congress
University of Michigan
Reret
Europe
Home Radio Ammeters How To Build A Hot Wire Meter
The article explains constructing a hot wire ammeter using a platinum wire, thread, a spring, and a movable spindle. Current heats the wire causing expansion and thread slack, driving the needle. It advises small, neat, precise parts and experimental adjustment for accuracy.
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Ana Conmiste
Ministers Answer to Congress Demands Public Questioning
The text argues for empowering Congress to summon cabinet members for public questioning. It notes heads of departments often appear before committees, but not in Congress, and suggests presidents and Congress could initiate such a practice. It stresses the constitution did not address this detail and could be implemented when desired by those in power.
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Congress
House
Executive Departments
Hair as a Woman's Glory Crown in Rhyme
A 1922 poem by T A Daly, celebrating hair as a woman's glory crown and the care it demands. The verse guides girls to learn braiding and curling, keep tangles neat, and dispose of unwanted hair care waste in a hidden haif re ceiver, linking grooming to poise and femininity.
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Polly
T.A. Daly
Witty quips and jibes on prohibition era issues
A collage of editorial quips from multiple papers lampoons on constitutional power Volstead Act and prohibition era debates. Snippets reference La Follette Watson and Harding era politics, with humorous asides about birth control and flappers. Diverse newspapers echo opinions on law, courts, and social norms.
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la Follette
Supreme Court
Chicago News
Margaret Sangers
China
Volstead
Cuba
Nashville Ten
Egypt
Washington Post
Death Reveals Large Sums Belonging to Mrs Downes Ridgiey
Reported in Assumption the death of Mrs Ora Belle Downes Ridgiey uncovers about 100000 dollars and 42500 dollars in jewelry her heirs say she possessed months earlier in Hot Springs Arkansas. Officials deal with unknown whereabouts and disposition of these assets after her death.
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Ora Belle Downes
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