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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1924
Page
4
A view asserts that industrialism embodies fraternity between capital and labor with mutual sympathy and intelligent dealings. It notes increasing adoption, action, and benevolent influence from industrial cooperation.
Don Marquis recounts a perilous self hypnosis experiment while golfing that makes him believe himself a grandfather clock. He describes escalating symptoms, public embarrassment, and the toll on friendships as he risks control and sanity for sport. He ends by endorsing the method as a misguided religion for beginners.
Publication lists postal details and advertising rates for Butte and Anaconda offices. Rates show six month and one year options for domestic and foreign mail, with fees including carrier delivery to multiple cities.
The piece traces the evolution of sprint records from Bernie Weffers to Al Leconey of Lafayette College who posted 25 seconds for the hundred, closely challenged by Charley Paddock. It notes faster training methods and enduring American drive, while recalling Weffers’ legendary 10 second milepost and his son’s racing.
In 10000 Presbyterian pulpits a fraternal industrialism message drafted by Rev. John McDowell urges workers and employers to cooperate. He argues that workers must have a voice in conditions and cites past failures of paternalistic models, highlighting the fraternal approach as essential.
Astronomers note Mars remains elusive with no definite proof of life while vegetation may exist. Venus unexpectedly appears naked in daylight beside the Moon as observers watch the sky. An eclipse is planned Jan 24 with visibility varying by location from Montana to New York and coastal Atlantic sightlines.
The piece surveys polo prospects at Meadow Brook with Milburn Hitchcock Sonson and Webb praised, notes international cups and British versus American skill, then shifts to European politics and summer trends including MacDonald Britain France Germany and American leaders. It closes with a nostalgic take on Montana summers.
Sunday, Aug 31 1924 horoscope notes Venus and Mercury promise a fortunate day with romance dominating. Women appear charming and bright, while the clergy may face caution on philanthropic plans. Uranus may affect the subconscious, risking superstition and prejudice, and finances may disturb Spain and Switzerland before year’s end.
The review covers Percy Hammond on Broadway with Easy Street and Ralph Kettering’s stage entry, focusing on John Sheridan and Miss Mary Newcomb amid marital strain and a possible forgiver. It notes Dr David's Dad at Vanderbilt, comparisons to Charlie's Aunt, and The Miracle at Century with cast changes and price cuts.
Lexington Ky A two sentence note on Useeis Little Son offspring of Black Toney and Useel Seldom with Kennedy farm ties and lineage to Black Gold The piece notes the foal’s promising future and Kentucky 1926 eligibility as turfmen compare him to three successful siblings Dick Welles Ort Welles and Dick Finnell bred by Bob Anderson at Georgetown Ky with strong racing history
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