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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1926
Page
4
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The report notes ongoing immigrant smuggling routes via Florida Keys and borders as the Davis administration expands a million dollar border patrol, while highlighting a rising trend of women holding county offices across several states. It cites Idaho and Washington leads, mentions Rankin’s 1930s symbolism, and closes with a satirical piece on a Philippines tail photograph and reactions.
A Ottawa dispatch reports that Canadian Pacific and Canadian National railways seek 50000 harvesters from Eastern Canada to work in Saskatchewan, Alberta, and Manitoba. Excursion trains carry workers responding to the harvest need as heat and rain influence yields, with Saskatchewan facing the largest demand and Alberta absorbing more labor due to districts with better crops.
Louis Barthou, minister of justice and long regarded as a master statesman, championed a three year military service before World War I and later opposed German peace offers. From humble origins, he rose to national power, delivering fiery attacks and shaping France’s wartime policy. His career ended as a towering figure in French politics.
A reflective piece contrasts past rural life with modern changes. It recalls country social events, neighborly chats, and the shift from quiet routines to telephones, movies, and cars. The essay argues monotony harms health and morale, urging occasional novelty to revive vitality and contentment.
Lady Astor in an interview from Houston discusses debt repayment to the U.S., the idea of canceling war debts, and prohibition's effects in the U.K. She notes England’s support for enforcing prohibition, comments on unemployment and dole, and cautions against inflaming prejudice amid immigration debates worldwide.
The astrology notes strong influence with uncertainty and indecision for sensitive readers. It advises seeking constructive thoughts, avoiding criticism, and companionship with successful people. It forecasts auspicious employment prospects and promises cheered promoters by large projects, while warning against fatigue and nerve strain.
A collage of 1928 prophecy hints at looming wars and storms in the United States and Britain while forecasting political dominance and wealth in winter. The text shifts to a story where Peter and a Mighty Tusker discuss loyalty, trust, and a revelation that the celebrated Great White One is darker than his name suggests.
George Ely Crosby, noted caster, quips that he knows little about international finance beyond what his housekeeper understands about fishing. A yarn about a week of trout fishing and a sticky problem with trash paper follows, in a light, comic aside at the event. Meanwhile Mussolini faces direct blame for pressuring a Greek naval mission chief to resign.
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