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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1920
Page
6
The piece contrasts the old mountaineer who distills corn into whiskey with the modern harsh realities of prohibition era mash and hogs. It argues moonshine held romance for some yet prohibition created a sordid, lucrative by product that degraded a once noble craft.
A collage of editorials and remarks from Montana papers discusses oil price protests, League of Nations entry, Montgomery Norris for interstate commerce, Lenine and Bolshevik leadership, the eighteenth amendment and prohibition, and anticipated political campaigning.
The article critiques Senator Borah's claim of a saturnalia of corruption in presidential campaigning. It notes high costs for rail travel and hotels, and questions whether expenditures for General Wood or Governor Lowden are illegitimate. It urges factual evidence over rumors and half formed assertions.
France’s Georges Carpentier lands in New York with 35 trunks and a large entourage. He brings 190 silk shirts, 20 overcoats, 75 suits, 75 pairs of shoes, and 200 neckties while new outfits and haberdashery are added. He trains to eclipse Dempsey and J Hamilton Lewis.
A New York brokerage famous for safety entrusted a messenger with $14,000 in bonds. The messenger vanished, the shown address was fictitious, and his tips proved equally dubious, casting doubt on the firm’s reputation and client protection.
The text compares Mrs Connett's hogs to Mrs O Leary's cow, noting the hogs ended a moonshinery at Bull Run Oregon and arguing the hogs are unlikely to gain fame for destruction. It humorously praises the animal for bringing home the bacon and being industrious, while critiquing its cleanliness and voice.
Spokane business leaders plan to import 250 European young women to fill domestic service roles. A chaperone will accompany them and expenses paid. no contract will be signed until arrival. If successful, other cities may follow amid a severe American servant shortage.
Amid a New York City shortfall of 75 000 students without teachers, a meeting urged scholarships and high wages to lure qualified people into teaching. Experts warned only paying more than business wages will draw capable men and women. other proposals were seen as temporary fixes.
Winifred Black contemplates a husband's dilemma after his wife confesses infidelity. She is loving and devoted, with a son to consider, but the husband weighs forgiveness against trust and stability. Past examples show the costs of unwise reconciliation.
Poem by T. A. Daly from 1920 imagines returning to boyhood to correct past deeds and live purely. It contrasts the youthful ideal with present reality and urges compassionate action as a path to recapture that youthful spirit.
The nut trees of the world could supply year round food for the global population. Brazil nuts grow so abundantly that thousands of tons are discarded annually.
A collage of witty quotes from various papers noting public mood on education policy prohibition and governance. Lines reference Turkish baths education craving common sense coal policy labor strikes and political figures including DAnnunzio and Maximilian Harden with playful wordplay on card suits.
A collage of light anecdotes and gags from varied papers. Jokes touch on wealth and corruption, social satire, and playful misreads about dinner coffee and spelling. The snippets showcase witty one liners and character sketches from notable columns.
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