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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1921
Page
4
The article argues that the distorted vision of the German nation has turned Leipzig criminals into unwarranted martyrs. It urges a return to sanity and reason, predicting the East Elbe junker will recall the moral chaos of the era and that the system must be thrown down and crushed.
The ninth district federal reserve bank in Minneapolis cut its rediscount rate on eligible paper from 6 1/4 to 6 percent, signaling renewed access to credit as banks repay borrowed funds. Across regions, eastern banks ease further, grain and livestock markets rise, and the system shows a clear improvement in the financial situation.
The Living Age cites Hermann Wendel on Leipzig trial reactions in America, Britain, and France. German presses split, some calling officers martyrs, others condemning the German military code. Wendel argues German guilt remains despite French atrocities and that true military honor is defiled by Leipzig revelations.
New York experts study converting canal waste waters into 85 000 to 40 000 horsepower power for factories, reducing need for steam plants. Governor Miller hints at revenue gain as engineers prepare a winter report. Potential future allows farmers with creeks to run complete operations.
The article argues the Klan uses color prejudice to grow power national leaders report the movement harming urban integration efforts. It notes white and colored citizen groups cooperate in a league promoting mutual understanding and cites affiliates in over 30 cities from Kansas City to Boston and Savannah to Atlanta.
Features range from Chief Fitzmorris' claim on Chicago police sales to a critique of House leadership past and present. It highlights calls for national reform in agriculture and research funding, plus commentary on meat prices, foreign policy friction, local city government changes, unemployment remedies, and crime law defenses amid a patchwork of editorials from multiple Montana papers.
A MedfordMass dog named Bay State Tantalizer weighing sixty three pounds earned top honors at a Somerville dog show. The powerful retriever guarded Wesley Johnson's cellar and drew attention for its imposing presence.
A collage of humorous snippets from Answers and Yonkers Almanac style quips. The pieces include a tired mother, a strawberry jam confession, a playful insult about barefoot steps, a Newlywed breakfast joke, and a tariff quip by Representative Longworth comparing logic to a highwayman robbery.
A playful verse piece by T A Daly from 1921 features a speaker praising Carrie Wood as potential granda wife while noting her American identity. The dialectal lyrics reflect humor and flirtation about courtship and smarts within a domestic context.
A digest of newspaper snippets comments on morality, taxation, aviation, and science from various papers. Highlights include Marshall Field’s dress code critique, Kaiser era morality, tariff changes by Italy Switzerland and Spain, aviation church service in Texas, Penrose tax timing, and Einstein theory being filmed. An assortment of satirical lines from Houston Post Washington Star Omaha Bee St. Louis Globe-Democrat Indianapolis News Atlanta Constitution and Detroit Free Press.
Astrology warns of sinister influences this day with malefic aspects among Saturn Neptune and Jupiter. Expect labor unrest and mining difficulties across several states, plus possible federal interference and political tensions. Some guidance favors thrift, discipline, and cautious training for talented children born today.
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