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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1926
Page
4
A fragment suggests Los Angeles faces public concern over rising ice consumption and a purported hotspot for incidents. Authorities imply a local condition or institution may attract residents to linger, while officials defend the cooler as not living up to its name.
A dramatic test pits electric and steam locomotives against each other in Three Forks to gauge pulling and pushing power. The scene, described by the Standard, features roaring engines and engineers straining as one side gains the lead in a spectacular display of early electrical might.
The Ohio primaries renominated Senator Willis and Governor Donahey. Democrat Atlee Pomerene, 63, seeks the Senate seat and could challenge Fess in November, possibly rising as a rival to Governor Smith for 1928. The piece also riffs on national ice consumption, noting Texas leads per capita and Los Angeles lags behind Dallas, in a light, humorous column tone.
A colorful, era-spanning column mocks Mussolini and national policies while satirizing health bans on the Charleston in Mexico. It riffs on Bolshvism in Russia, Ku Klux Klan antics in the Midwest, and political echo chambers as farm relief reports arrive amid Governor Pinchot’s provoked stance.
Parker Willis argues direct knowledge from Russia is essential to understand trade conditions and eastern economic developments. He urges U S contact with Moscow based sources like the Russian Chamber of Commerce to inform public opinion and counter prejudice about Russia and foreign investment.
A chaotic scene in Elena with over three thousand attendees described, while a craze for animal-shaped garden cushions emerges in England. The report cites mixed details about attendance, sources, and regional trends, noting the surge in visitors and the unusual home decor fad.
Horoscope notes not a supremely lucky day yet beneficial aspects aid bankers and financiers in directing ventures. Publishers and editors may see fortune while poets gain new opulence as their art is appreciated. Messages of goodwill from others appear hinted in this forecast.
A scrambled horoscope notes celestial dangers including food price rises, earthquakes, and auto accidents. It advises caution for aviators and motorists, warns of changing fortunes through the year, and urges humility amid predictions of widespread upheaval. A few comic village anecdotes follow with dated, humorous local color.
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