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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1926
Page
9
The speaker endorses policy goals including rebates and consolidations for rail, endorses continued support for education and medical training for Black Americans, and outlines foreign policy views on defense, disarmament, and civil administration of overseas territories while stressing national unity, economic development, and a peaceful global stance.
In Cleveland, Rev. Homer L. Cox warns that saxophone and slide trombone tunes cause moral color-blindness and brain atrophy through syncopation. He describes the dance as an interpretation of vicious music and notes government telephone snes in Brazil extend to Uruguay and Argentina borders.
The Salvation Army will distribute Christmas dinners and a Christmas tree in Butte, with tickets at the East Broadway citadel. Major Dee announced after an advisory board meeting chaired by Tom Davis. Last year the Army served 730 dinners and hosted 400 children at the tree. Donations are being gathered, totaling 6651.18, short of the needed amount but enabling continued winter relief efforts. Ensign Clara Howell of San Francisco and J. C. Kidweigh of Great Falls attended, with Howell focusing on expanding Girl Guards and related groups. The “little pot in the corner” and private donations fund Christmas activities separate from relief funds.
The article argues good health hinges on a balanced diet and regular elimination. It warns against drug-based quick fixes for irregularity, claiming they harm digestion and overall health, and promotes Roman Meal as a safe nourishing choice with wheat and rye grains, whole berries, and bran for roughage.
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