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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1923
Page
4
The article discusses divine form in sculpture and the fidelity of the Venus de Milo model, arguing modern beauty parlors could have altered her appearance before posing. It contrasts ancient standards with contemporary cosmetic methods and questions who sets timeless ideals of female symmetry.
The Standard notes inquiries into the Garfield quote God reigns and the government at Washington lives spoken from the New York customs house balcony on April 15, 1865. Garfield addressed a grieving crowd after Lincoln’s death, delivering a condensed version of the ninety seventh Psalm to restore calm.
A Chicago convention of American Cosmetician Society experts declares today’s women the prettiest in history. They argue ancient icons like Helen of Troy Cleopatra and Salome would be outclassed by 1923 flappers and modern beauty treatments, noting ancient art underestimates bloom and radiance.
A New York Sun survey shows women held wartime manual labor roles but avoided the heaviest tasks. Reports cite a female bricklayer in New York and a female welder in New Jersey with many on farms. Machinists employ women as screw makers and inspectors in large shops, while small shops find it unprofitable. Over half of plants using women as a war emergency measure plan to retain them.
The article portrays California vineyardists rejoicing over Volstead Act impacts, noting a surge from 320000 to 714000 acres under vine and an expected 25 million gallons of homemade wine. It predicts Eastbound freight needs and widespread grape cultivation growth across states amid a shift in fortunes.
The piece blends previews of 1924 presidential prospects with remarks on figures such as McAdoo La Follette and Marshall. It notes quasi-mentions of Angora diplomacy, Lloyd George, and Bryan weighing Governor Smith while Russia looms as an unsettled issue.
Washington Aug 5 The report shows Montana dominates white arsenic production with enargite copper ore and Jardine Montana supplying about 100 tons monthly since 1928 plus speli and flue dust from East Helena. Montana leads with over 4 500 tons annually, while Utah Nevada and California provide additional outputs. Imports in early 1923 totaled 2 694 short tons with Germany and Japan leading, and projected 21 000 tons for the year if trend continues.
The report details arsenic sources across Utah, Montana, Colorado, and neighboring states. It notes Tacoma arsenic plant dust refining, Globe refinery imports from smelters, and undeveloped arsenical ore deposits in multiple western states awaiting geological survey study.
New York reports a mixed market response to President Harding's death as business leaders say the U S political system provides stability and industry shows resilience. Oil and sugar stocks sagged while cotton and steel sectors rallied on favorable earnings and credit conditions.
Raggedy Andy uses a magical stick to create candy covered cookie bushes around Grampy Groundhog’s home. The grumpy groundhog and Ned Gnome praise generosity while the mean witches plot to take the magic for themselves.
Sister witch explains plan to seize Raggedy Ann and Raggedy Andy using scissors and leaving with their pebbles and wand. Ned Gnome laments rescue, Grampy Ground Hog suggests candy and ice cream as a pretext to think of a plan.
A dental expert predicts a large share of adults will be toothless in about two centuries due to today’s meals rich in potatoes cakes biscuits and other sugary store-bought foods.
President Harding widow will settle at White Oaks, the Sawyer farm near Marion, per Marion Tribune. Millard Hunt to vacate the Harding home. funeral plans set by revived Civic association led by Hoke Donton. Mourning protocol to be established. guards from Ohio National Guard to be detailed for the visit. Dr George T Harding Sr and Jr indicate the family will not attend the body train to Washington.
Premier Zeankoff issued a decree urging Bulgarians to mourn with America over President Harding, saying Bulgaria has lost a sincere friend. The Aug. 5 note frames the gesture as national sympathy allied to the U S.
Readings favor a fortunate day as Venus dominates and Neptune fares slightly adverse. Women may enjoy luck in love and business though coquetry risks punishment from the powers. Love affairs can be particularly smooth. artists and sculptors may gain, while education faces renewed difficulties. Birthdates bring happiness but cautious writing is advised. Children born today likely popular and successful.
A yellow slip-over Shetland-wool sweater trimmed with black silk monogram and a Peter Pan collar is paired with a white silk accordion pleated skirt and a leghorn straw hat with silk flower wreaths. Patsy Ruth Miter poses as Esmeralda in Universal's The Hunchback of Notre Dame.
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