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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1920
Page
11
A 1920 analysis weighs Bolshevism as a cure for poverty against potential risks. It compares the Soviet experiment to a medical trial, outlining patient history, treatment, and outcomes after two years. The piece argues for calm, evidence based judgment and warns against hasty condemnations or unproved faith.
The National Kindergarten Association urges fathers to engage with their children, highlighting Theodore Roosevelt as a model of active fatherhood. It stresses timely access to early education, calling for petitions to establish kindergartens and offering resources from the New York office for interested communities.
A Prague telegram says Charles I of Austria and Empress Zita asked the Czecho-Slovak government to live in Prague but was refused for political reasons. The couple receive only one tenth of their Vienna income due to Switzerland’s exchange rate, and Zita reportedly sells more jewels. An American paper allegedly offered Charles 500000 for reminiscences, which he rejected despite financial trouble.
In Yugoslavia 500000 fatherless children exist with 150000 in dire need. By July fewer than 2000 had received aid due to disorganized relief work. Belgrade government and major American and British charities now coordinate to shelter these children through winter. success depends on continued public support.
A humorous dialogue features Mister Johnson and a reporter quipping over when a preacher can wed in marriage. Green adds a punchline about a chauffeur notching a new record by being fined first.
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