Newspaper Masthead and Memorial Verses Fragment
The piece contains publisher information for the Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda and Butte Montana, with AP membership and representation details. It ends with a literary memorial verse on a funeral or grave context mentioning flowers, laurels, and a hopeful prayer for peace.
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Anaconda
Standard Publishing Company
Butte
Montana
Associated Press
Preme Ia
Eastern Representatives
Prudden, King & Prudden
Fifth Avenue
New York
Steger
Chica Globe Building
Boston
Western Representatives
R. J. Bidwell Company
Market Street
San Francisco
Memorial Day Reflections On War And Duty In 1921
Memorial Day ceremonies are explored as a modern, solemn observance linking Civil and World Wars. The piece contrasts past passions with present American unity, cites President Harding’s Hoboken tribute to 5,212 soldiers, and urges living citizens to act for a future free of war and vengeance. It notes the South’s evolving national role and emphasizes righteousness as a guiding ideal.
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Robert G. Ingersoll
Grant
Lee
South
Mason and Dixon
America
Hoboken
N. J
Harding
France
Rulinnis
Teapot Tempest Over Vassar Race Comment
Vice President Coolidge accuses Vassar of radicalism after a humorous junior line in the Vassar Miscellany. Faculty and students rebut, citing eye witness accounts from Martens hearings and contrasting conduct observed in senate questioning. Critics say the charge inflames emotion and misreads evidence.
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Coonage
Vassar College
Vassar
Coolidge
Horace Porter and a Life of Service Across Wars
A compact obituary sketch of Horace Porter, West Point graduate, Civil War veteran, Grant aide-de-camp, witness to Lee's surrender, brevet brigadier general, organ of the Grant monument in New York, and later ambassador to France under McKinley. The piece weaves reflections on memory, national duty, and enduring veteran influence amid era debates.
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Horace Porter
West Point
Chattanooga
Chickamauga
the Wilderness
Grant
Lee
Appomatox
New York City
France
McKinley
Porter
Brightening of the Skies Over Montana Outlook
The Montana crop prospects appear unsettled with copper producers showing signs of optimism as Europe’s credit and industrial revival influence prices. Prohibition debates stir in Miles City as foresters warn against fires while Montana bankers face weather and trade pressures. Public figures like Hughes are praised for diplomacy. editorial quips note the president’s message grammar.
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Montana
Europe
Great Falls
Sappy Farmers Report Bright Morning After Rain
The Park County Pioneer notes sun returning after two weeks of clouds and wet weather. Rain Wednesday afternoon flooded much ground in the Valley, with farmers reporting a more jovial mood than in several years as crops begin to recover.
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Park County
Humor Snippets on Love and Change Across Papers
Short overheard lines from newspapers humor about changing times and courtship. Vignettes include a girl amazed at suitors gaining consent, a family party with politics and recipes, and a child choosing a career path. The brief quotes illustrate social shifts and light domestic charm.
Flashes of Lightning They Still Escape Punishment
A jumble of opinions and quotes from various papers notes anarchist violence, political statements, and humorous jabs. It mentions an Italian anarchist killed by his own bomb, Grover Bergdoll wealth claims, physicians repudiating beer, and political commentary on Wilson Harding and Germany. Multiple stray lines echo editorials and mockery across American papers.
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Ital
New York
Bergdoll
Grover
Kansas City Star
Houston Post
Forty Nifty Fifty: Daly Poem On Years And Kindness
A playful 1921 poem by T. A. Daly reflecting on aging and sentiment as the speaker jokes about turning fifty. It riffs on Burns and lyrical images, contrasting self awareness with gentleness, ending with a benevolent resolve to value years ahead.
Unfavorable Monday Horoscope May 30 1921
The May 30 1921 horoscope warns of a troubled day with Mercury Saturn Mars Venus and Uranus in malefic aspect Jupiter only is friendly. It urges thinking not acting with plans to wait for better stars and warns writings and love missives may carry danger or misunderstandings.
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Mercury
Saturn
Mars
Venus
Uranus
Jupiter
Panie
Syndicata
Goleta AE
Thavs saying a Mouthful of unemployment woes
A brief editorial comment from the Houston Post argues that unemployment is not solely caused by industry downturns but much stems from widespread laziness, reflecting a blunt stance on labor and productivity.
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Thavs
Houston Post
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Anaconda, Mont
Portomey
North Main Street
Prohibition Enforcement
William J. Bryan
Mr. Edison
Wire
Uwe Dar
Dion
THE
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Busch
Miles City
Stat.e
Havre
Cuwald
Hughes
Anaries Evans Hughes J
Supreme Bench
Atness
White
Ood
State Department
Lewistown
Congress
General Wood
Japan
Yokohama
Wood
Rhiippines
Nore
Wenatchee
Iwata
Uchida
Nishihara
Tanaka
Photo International
Ness
Kallapell Inter Lake
Peg
Jem
Kansas City Journal
Uncle BI Bottletop
Washington Star
Indianapolis News
Ohio
Wall Street
Pitts
Dare Gazette-Times
Woodrow Wilson
Germany
Knoxville
Tribune
Boston Transcript
Yywood
Treasuries
Toledo Blade
Doc
Bill Haywood
Indianapolis Star
Brooklyn Eagle
Alvest
Buffalo Express
Eee
Rhyme and Reason
Burns
Tam
Aly
Fitty
T. A. Daly
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