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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1920
Page
6
A catalog describes two blue Butterfly monoplane models with enclosed cabins for wind protection and muffled roar, plus a 105 foot freighter with two brown fuselages and a tailless nacelle for crew sleeping space. The freighter carries 5,000 to 6,000 pounds and reaches 110 mph, marking a shift from war to commercial aircraft at the show.
In the German crisis the Ebert government appears secure while the Kapp regime teeters. Kapp failed to form a cabinet and tried to leave officials in place. He offered a plan for Ebert to stay until a new Reichstag and president, but the proposal was rejected as the public rejects a conservative restoration.
The Seventeenth of March recalls Saint Patrick with legends of his life from a Roman decurion son to shipwreck, escape, and mission in Ireland. He founded many churches, baptized thousands, and earned global reverence for the green isle and its heritage.
The Brooklyn Eagle argues that party lines may matter less than other factors in shaping the next congress. It predicts wets may be silenced if the Sixty-seventh Congress remains as dry as the Sixty-sixth, with coercion claims testing voter will in November elections.
A New York aeronautical exposition showcased three top passenger machines in enclosed, limousine-like cabins with wind protection and upscale interiors. Report notes the machines intrigued crowds as people toured interiors, admiring the plush furnishings and refinements while acknowledging flying still poses routine drawbacks for casual travelers.
Portland dispatch reports Dr Helen Clark of Reed College psychology says soft music lures cockroaches into an emotional trance and rhythmic dancing. High strains trigger ecstatic responses resembling the shimmie, a discovery that shocks scholars and depresses some readers.
A survey notes Brazil sits on rich resources and rapid home manufacturing growth while needing more capital and immigrants. It highlights rubber and cotton industries, export demand, and prosperity in 1920s context, with references to global politics and U S policy debates.
A Montana political shift lifts a Butter Root valley judge into national politics, with Henry L. Myers signaling bipartisan trust. The story traces anti strike, anti government operation stances and the evolving support back home amid a period of public debate on suffrage and reform.
Winifred Black writes of a fugitive man pursued by the world and a devoted mother sending a wireless declaration of love. A fallen girl recalls a harsh street life, faces judgment, but seeks a return home as tears mark her plea for forgiveness and a chance at honest work.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a Hungarian leader elected March 1 with a fixed salary of 90,000 Kronen annually. Mentions Admiral Ho and torpedo expert roles, wartime command, and formation of a national army. References Budapest entry after Romanian evacuation. Horthy noted for weight and prominence.
A collage of quoted opinions and political intrigue features William Jennings Bryan, Carter Glass, and European leanings on policy. The piece notes fear among wets, mentions the Nebra Birmingham Age-Herald, and hints at presidential assessments and prohibition revolts, all in a gleaming, anxious tone.
A collage of witty snippets from various papers includes jokes about politics, poetry, and daily life. Notable quips touch on Bryan’s nomination, DAnnunzio’s desertions, and humorous exchanges about painting, tramps, and gender talk.
The text mixes a broken dialect scene about a flag and a garbled dialogue with a discussion noting the rise of the automobile tire industry. It describes how repeated material experiments led to a durable cheap fabric from long staple cotton used in tire casings, highlighting its economic impact on American industry.
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