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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1926
Page
4
The text notes reindeer forage in winter by pawing through snow and form strong seasonal loyalties to grounds, returning with precision if moved. They are trainable to draw sleds, supplying motive power on Alaskan ranches, with consumer demand in the states needed to establish a permanent commercial industry.
A terse OCR fragment lists Rutte Office at 3 West Park Street with lines for business and editorial phones and references to Anaconda Office 422 to foreign count and a one month rate of 200 with 80 noted.
The report outlines Uncle Sam’s business experts assessing the economy and predicting continued prosperity through 1927. It notes merchants often stocked up during the war surge, faced overstocking with postwar deflation, and have since bought cautiously. Overall, the outlook remains cautiously encouraging with few untoward probabilities.
The Agriculture Department issues a bulletin on reindeer origins habits and edibility as Alaska’s herd grows from 350000 head in 110 herds amid expanding cold storage shipments. Since 1918 Alaska reindeer meat exports rose from 200000 pounds in 1923 to 680000 pounds in 1925 with 1926 expected higher. The meat is fine grained juicy and tender when fresh and the reindeer derives from wild caribou rather than venison. Breeders see reindeer meat becoming a winter staple in American markets.
Christmas fire hazards are outlined with safety rules from fire insurance authorities. Key points include using electric candles, securing trees away from heat, using metal or mica snow effects, avoiding wax lights, and keeping matches out of children’s reach. Warns against flammable toys and costumes, recommends fireproofing Santa’s outfit, and stresses keeping water or a extinguisher nearby and removing evergreens promptly after Christmas.
Conservative estimates put total car and truck production this year at 4 1/2 million, 164000 more than 1925. The piece notes strong consumer demand, rising dealer pressure, and intensified factory trade outreach amid fierce competition. It also comments on Montana bootlegging, Christmas giving, and political quips about Borah, Cobb, and Speaker. no indictments for slugging pitchers or stealing bases are recorded.
Roscoe Pound dean of Harvard Law School argues for legal preparedness to prevent blunders in lawmaking. He urges a continuous, scientific survey of law as a whole by a designated general staff to study how laws work and inform remedial legislation across institutions.
A compiled listing of tonight’s broadcasts across WCCO WDAF WON WoC and WOW stations. It notes times programs orchestras lectures and performances including the Nash Finch company orchestra Drake concert ensemble Paul Ash show Night Phantom violin and Bible readings with various soloists and ensembles.
KOA Denver presents a studio program featuring an orchestra at 8:15 a m with a KOA station schedule listed for the morning lineup.
KFI Los Angeles offers Aeolian organ recital then semi classical hour and Packard ballad hour. KFWB Hollywood broadcasts Pontiac dinner hour news and Bill Hatch orchestra with Warner Brothers frolic. KGO Oakland presents Stanisiane Bems Lutte symphony and evening program. KGW Portland features dinner concert movie club and dance frolic with Hoot Owls. KHJ Los Angeles runs children hour feature program and Merigold Gardens dance orchestra.
Newcastle report: Lady Rachel Byng, who founded the first rabbit farm in Britain after closing her London millinery shop, transferred her 400 Angora rabbits to Winkfield near Windsor by special train to expand fur production.
The article discusses how abdominal and pelvic issues can cause pains in various head and body areas. It advises treating the root cause in stomach, intestines, and genital organs, fasting to cleanse the canal, frequent enemas for relief, and hot abdominal applications for pain. It also notes astrology predicting 1927 shifts.
A reminiscence explores turning thirty and aging with humor. Friends lament youth fading yet recognize freedom to choose aims and actions. The piece celebrates being over 30, insisting it is not late to pursue worthwhile endeavors and to value personal independence.
The horoscope predicts a fortunate day with the sun in a benefic aspect as Mars and Jupiter align. It notes human brotherhood resonates among world power and wealth figures and hints at an incoming message that may veer toward this positive influence.
A reminiscence of Christmas food memories and a home recipe collection. It describes baking nut filled shells, macarons, ginger cookies cut into shapes, and Santa molds, then details ALL BRAN MOLASSES COOKIES including ingredients and method yielding about four dozen cookies.
Crepe de chine shoes are embroidered in gold for evening wear in Paris. Pastel tones in palest tints are prominent. The idea is to have the shoe match the gown.
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