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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1921
Page
4
Matthews praised the event as dignified and conventional. The gathering allowed two women to speak as individuals, enlightening voters and showcasing a fine example for male candidates. A policeman searched for the mother of a crying baby outside, dampening the otherwise charming affair.
Columbus Day praised as a symbol of enterprise and faith, noting Columbus as a real discoverer and urging observance. The piece also covers a joint debate among New York women voters with Republicans and Democrats each presenting female candidates and avoiding personalities.
A historical editorial critiques the tariff doctrine as outlived and burdensome. It notes New York and Washington Republicans recognizing limits to protective tariffs to avoid hindering exports and sales, signaling a shift from faith to cautious policy amid unsettled economic conditions.
Postmaster General Hays orders all postal workers to speed newspaper distribution. He emphasizes that a newspaper is something readers want immediately and urges prompt delivery. The piece juxtaposes sports and political figures with light, era-specific quips about Columbus Day, the Yankees and Giants, and other contemporary topics.
In Missoula and beyond, readers react to economy cuts under General Dawes and President Harding, with local voices praising publicity on bootlegger raids as a catalyst for university enrollments. Bozeman considers a manager form of government while a coyote at Sigma Nu entertains readers. Crude oil outlooks and rising teaching demand amid unemployment are noted by Livingston Enterprise and Helena Record-Herald.
A study features the two daughters of Candler Cobb who has been named American commercial attache in London. Cobb, a New York lawyer and former assistant U S attorney, is Harvard educated and studied at Oxford. The children are described as England’s most beautiful blonde youngsters.
Doubtful day in planetary rule with sun shifting to sinister sway and Mars adverse. Antagonism to authorities likely, and disappointment for those relying on political or financial supporters. Warns of domestic tension and shaky concentration. avoid pushing important projects and heed flattery risks for public figures.
A collection of satirical snippets from newspapers cites provocative lines about marriage ages in England, police corruption, Congress costs, demigods, and Mme Curie. The items blend wit and critique, mentioning Chicago police turnovers, Bains at that, and a joke about converting $8,000 gifted to Mme Curie into a new residence.
A collage of jokes and wry lines from multiple newspapers including Sydney Bulletin Washington Star and Detroit Free Press. The snippets cover domestic mishaps weather quips steak jokes and social banter reflecting mid century newspaper humor.
A poetic fragment depicting Rogue Autumn as a sly foe threatening a green domain and its birds. The speaker pleads for mercy yet vows a mightier force will prevail, with autumn’s colors spreading and winds set to break its heart.
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