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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1920
Page
4
The article notes the insoluble problem may be solved in a few years with devoted study and funding. Scientists believe a breakthrough would bring incalculable benefits to humanity, as many work day and night toward the discovery.
The fragment lists office locations and department phone lines for Butte at 119 North Main Street and Anaconda at 422 423 48 for the Business and Editorial departments respectively.
The piece contrasts Wilson and Roosevelt in their attacks on opponents and their leadership styles. It argues Wilson’s cold personality contrasts with Roosevelt’s warmth, while Republicans are blamed for misrepresenting the League of Nations and its aims. Woodrow Wilson is singled out as the principal detractor of the League.
The Pennsylvania analyst says voters want a new deal beyond League of Nations debates or prohibition. He notes race prejudice, slush funds, and senatorial inertia matter less to the public than a broad call for change.
A report notes scientists hint at a postwar discovery more transformative than the steam engine. It discusses radioactivity and the possible liberation of atomic energy from common substances, seeking an atomic detonator to release internal energy at a steady rate for powering machinery.
Franklin K. Lane reports a reassuring view of the national economy with rising savings and optimism in retail and wholesale sectors. Transportation easing is noted with fewer freight car shortages except in select western and southern districts. The overall trend favors steady improvement over reversal.
Opinion notes suggest penalizing both driver and vehicle for speeding and careless driving with impoundment, fines, and possible jail. Proposals aim to curb reckless acts harming pedestrians and crippled residents, with licenses suspended as a deterrent.
A collage of Montana editorials discusses Havre growth potential and farmer grievances, rail rate advances and service promises, Governor Cox’s stance against opponents, League of Nations debates amid Wilson era tensions, editorial regret over a poor issue, and baseball’s public perception as a daily necessity despite scandals.
Winifred Black ponders a new neighbor who bought a seaside house and loves flowers books music and good meals. She imagines his tastes, wife, pets, and renovations, contrasting their quiet past with the lure of view and world beyond the door.
A collage of witty exchanges from old papers including a publisher and a penniless author seeking royalties a wife choosing wills over breaking vows and a lawyer asking about saloon cognizance. The humor plate also notes mixed metaphors and a fire eater husband with a costly diet.
A compilation of brief, sharp political opinions and quips from multiple newspapers. Topics range from jobs and suffrage to prohibition, labor voting, constitutional faith, and social change. The remarks reflect editorial tones across Washington, New Orleans, Toledo, Dallas, Houston, Providence, Baltimore, New York, Philadelphia, and Washington.
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