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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1920
Page
6
The article argues inflation in bank credits remains a concern but federal reserve banks provide stability. It notes high prices yet calls for building activity, full employment, and thriving trade as a path to recovery after war. Optimists expect a healthy reaction followed by higher demand and prosperity.
The South Dakota results leave Wood Lowden and Johnson tightly bunched with no clear winner. Johnson supporters hoped for a strong finish after vigorous campaigning, but the expected Westwide Johnson surge did not appear. Wood and Lowden retain strong followings east of the Mississippi as the field remains open.
The Stars and Stripes article urges universal reverence for the national flag. It argues saluting the colors is a sacred duty for soldiers and citizens, warns against flag disrespect, and notes laws against using the emblem for advertising. It mentions proposals to punish torn or soiled flags but says few efforts have progressed.
Wireless communication between the United States and England, once a scientific curiosity, is near to joining ordinary telephone exchanges. Experts foresee a dramatic impact on cable rates as the new system enables moving about four times as many words with similar effort, charging by usage.
A Tennessee professor summarizes factors affecting national prosperity. Bad signs include European chaos hurting exports, a weak wheat crop, fears of overbuilt factories, and risky speculation. Uncertainties of a presidential year and burdensome taxation pair with government interference and extravagance as cautions.
The article describes Theodore Roosevelt Jr being educated in politics in Albany. He sits with the Ways and Means Committee and has a private stenographer. Despite pressure from party leaders, he intends to vote against unseating the five socialist members, driven by Hughes and Nassau county constituents.
London dispatch reports King George's first levee at St James Palace since 1914 was a brilliant affair. It notes fewer attendees than 1914 but emphasizes the presence of as many good people as ever in the British Isles, despite casualties.
The piece notes a calm political season with speeches and predictions on elections. It cites Greater New York's population, Germany's political posture, and Wilson's note on the Democratic Party, framing current events as a measured, lingering discourse.
The Wesleyan University trustees at Helena selected the Rev Charles M Donaldson to head the institution. A former pastor of the Episcopal church, he is praised for scholastic attainment, personality, and administrative ability, with local faith that the school will prosper under his leadership.
Winifred Black argues marriage is lifelong schooling not a task to study a spouse. If you love him you know him. if not, study will reveal faults. Life and marriage form one grade, with lessons in patience trust forgiveness and open hearted love. The mate beside you remains your partner through joy and woe.
Curtailed quips from multiple papers inspect political figures and public mood. References include Edwards, Berkman, and Bryan with wry lines on American identity and reform. The sampling mocks control, liberty, and labor politics across cities.
A short lyric about a frail mother and the child she loves. The speaker recalls the mother’s gentle presence as the child grows, with images of sun and night and the vast universe contained in her arms. The poem ends with the mother gazing from the heavens, her starry eyes watching over.
A collage of one liners from early papers features a freight train home with a wary wife a teacher testing Tommie on betide a road proposal paid by motorists a government ownership joke and a craftsman collecting experience in installments.
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