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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1921
Page
2
Fragmented report notes an undefined gathering described as a senate event with mentions of names and actions. Readable portions indicate a short meeting or vote with unclear participants and outcomes, lacking definite dates or places.
Funeral notices for Yetsie Messa and Robert HL Walker list private services at Mount Moriah cemetery with Rev. Groeneveld officiating. Knights of Pythias and Calanthe lodge members urged to attend.
Joseph Richards Inc funeral directors and embalmers are listed with officers including Richards Preakie George Wade as secretary and a South Montana Street address with a local phone number 207 for contact.
Women of Butte organize a strong division for the Y April 12 to 16 driven by the "Cut ’er loose" concept. Leaders include H. L. Mogge, J. R. Wharton, B. L. Mosse, Eugene Carroll, and Charles Leonard with ten team captains named. The women boast 288 members and expect growth beyond 500 as gym, swimming, and bowling foster activity in a new club room. Mrs. Richard Callaway and Miss Gladys Malanema spearhead outreach, Callaway alone securing 120 members.
New York columnist Thomas L. Masson argues humorists age and mellow, yet laughter remains essential to life. He reflects on Mark Twain, Dooley, George Ade, and Falstaff, urging Americans to keep humor alive and even aim to make Mr. Harding and Mr. Coolidge laugh.
A rambling editorial passage critiques politicians and public figures from 1921, arguing governments lack humor. It imagines inviting Bernard Shaw, Irving Cobb, Ring Lardner, and others to write for the Congressional Record, suggesting humor could curb excess and provoke reflection on national policies and appropriations. It envisions future travelers laughing at a monument to the American Republic.
Hotel arrivals list disjointed names and places from multiple towns. Entries include individuals and couples such as Bredswindon from Ariona and Nett and Gallagher from Missoula along with scattered surnames and towns like Bozeman Deer Lodge Helena and Livingston.
A truncated wire service style snippet from Junction Iowa describes a husband praised as a model spouse for his pre marriage efforts and breakfast traditions. The brief reads as a domestic note highlighting his care and steady partnership in the community.
Alaska Governor proposes granting about 60,000 acres of agricultural land to World War II veterans as a housing and improvement bonus. The plan, introduced by Thomas Riggs Jr., seeks congressional action and requires veterans to reside and improve the land.
The article notes manufacturing a rifle requires 997 cutting tools and the twist drill plays a central role. To produce one million rifles, 94 million holes must be drilled, underscoring the extensive drilling work involved.
Raw bones are boiled under pressure after fat removal to make a strong glue. The process involves sulphur dioxide treatment and Dengine fat removal, yielding a reliable bonding substance.
Readers receive a free trial of large size True Vision Glasses from Chicago Spectacle House Dept B-1919 1462 W Madison St. Ill. Glasses claim to reduce eye strain, help read small print and thread needles. If satisfied after 10 days, customers pay 2.95. otherwise return at no cost. A velvet lined case is included.
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