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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1924

Page

10

Winter merchandise selection boosts family happiness

The notice promotes a broad range of seasonal goods for families and children. It emphasizes health and well being while inviting shoppers to explore a refreshed merchandise assortment described as better than ever.

Jordan Wins Peace Prize For Educational Plan

Dr. David Starr Jordan, emeritus chancellor of Stanford, awarded $25,000 prize for world peace education ideas. The plan calls for World Federation committees on peace education, study of world history, patriotism, athletics for cooperation, and debate on military training and League of Nations.

Associated Press Augusta Maine David Starr Jordan Leland Stanford Univeristy Raphael Thurman Washington, D. C Agustus O. Thomas World Federation of Education Associations Thomas Edward Bok Jordan World Federation National Education For Peace Organizations For Peace United States Department of State Hague Court of Arbitration Permanent Court of International Justice League of Nations

Market dealings remain buoyant with optimism in New York

Markets stay cheerful as industrial news improves and tax cut hopes rise. Federal reserve actions support credit expansion while bank earnings climb and railroad car loads hit high seasonal levels. Cotton futures dip on crop report expectations as fall weather aids grain and textile sectors.

Associated Press New York Congress Federal Reserve Interstate Commercce Commission

The Man Who Came Back at Rialto and Girl of the Limberlost Opens

A William Fox production The Man Who Came Back shows at the Rialto with a stark Shanghai sequence depicting vice and ruin as a moral lesson. Gene Stratton Porter’s The Girl of the Limberlost opens at the Rialto tomorrow., Production supervised by Mrs Porter and noting her Los Angeles death.

Broadway Shanghai William Fox Rialto Theater Jules Eckert Goodman John Fleming Wilson Los Angeles Hollywood

Immigation surge doubles since 1922 with European gains

The immigration bureau reports the United States saw a rise from 1922 to 1924, with 1924 admissions at 706,896 up from 622,919 in 1923 and 509,556 in 1922. Increases came mainly from England Ireland Germany Scandinavian countries and Mexico while departures under the quota system remained low.

Associated Press Washington United States Bureau of Immigration Secretary of Labor Turkey Europe England Scotland Wales Ireland Germany Scandinavian Countries British North America Mexico

Single Wives at the American Theatre Photoplay Spotlight

Corinne Griffith stars opposite Milton Sills in Single Wives a modern photoplay at the American theater. The tale centers on a neglected wife drawn toward an admirer while her husband’s indifference tests their marriage. Lou Tellegen leads as the lover with a strong supporting cast including Kathryn Williams Henry B. Walthall Phyllis Haver Phillips Smalley and Jere Austin.

American Theater Coriene Griffith Milton Bills Miss Griffith Milton Sills Lou Tellegen Kathryn Williams Henry Walthall Phyllis Haver Phillips Smalley Jere Austin John Patrick

The Apostles Creed and the Origins of Man

A Catholic examination of creation and evolution notes two theories of man's origin. It defends Genesis as the source of humanity while criticizing evolutionary claims about succession similarity and the missing link. It cites biogenetic, rudimentary organs, and sociological arguments, and concludes the soul is created by God, with body development potentially evolving.

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Pyramid Pile Suppositories Promise Quick Relief

A local drug ad touts Pyramid Pile suppositories as curing piles with many saved from surgery. It exhorts readers to buy a 60 cent box at any drugstore and endure less pain and bleeding.

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