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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1921
Page
4
Anaconda Standard notes Montana daily prominence with reference to leading status. Fragment mentions the newspaper’s standing and a date cue but lacks full context or event details.
The Aurora Borealis disrupted telegraph and telephone networks across Idaho, Washington, and Wyoming for 48 hours. Albeit intermittent, the electrical disturbance caused complete wire downages, making Morse code unreadable and leaving service crews powerless against nature’s magnetism.
Former Secretary Daniels, Southern editor turned politician, writes a weekly letter denouncing Washington peanut politics. He argues Republicans imitate Wilson, ask what changed since armistice, and criticizes Lloyd George and Briand over Upper Silesia. The piece notes U.S. aims to return to normalcy, reduce wartime spending, and set domestic priorities amid European tensions.
A Montana paper reflects on political prisoners and wartime loyalty, quotes on divorces rising nationwide, and critiques boxing seating prices. It also endorses competent professionals and praises experts who fix things, framing these voices as essential to social order.
The stars warn of conflicting influences with Mercury and Jupiter in a tricky early mood and Uranus later, favoring author ity views and government leaders while urging caution against poor decisions. Mars and Uranus hint at world unrest, war talk, and busy public speaking. Lovers gain tenderness but risk deception, while Taurus births may excel financially and in leadership despite tempers. St Peter's in Rome noted for largest floor space.
A collage of short quotes from various newspapers offers quick takes on cinema, politics, war, and science. Highlights include observations on Lenine and Trotsky’s locomotive plan, a man in Ohio who has never seen a moving picture, and opinions on Haywood’s possible defense. The pieces mix irony, humor, and editorial tone across multiple origins.
A collage of humorous quotes and snippets from various newspapers. It includes cheeky remarks on humility in Cuba, price comparisons in San Francisco, dating jests about being on the shelf, a Prohibition raid note, playful exchanges about hats and marriage, and a quip about misery and company from a Scotsman and other papers.
German newspapers advertise wives seeking husbands as a way to gain fuel and housing. Women offer companionship and marriage in exchange for a flat or apartment, with fuel often provided as an extra incentive.
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