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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1927
Page
4
The Anaconda Standard notes juries assess personal injury claims by case specifics. It observes estimates vary, with medical injuries priced by features, often favoring bone damage over soft injuries like a broken heart.
A Geological Survey bulletin ranks nations by water power use, noting the United States leads Europe in horsepower and Montana stands out for per capita energy use. It reports Montana with over 360 000 horsepower serving 575 000 residents, and about 3 percent of US potential horsepower lies in Montana.
A discussion notes the body’s value in legal awards, citing cases where loss of limbs or vision drew large sums and contrasting with musical virtuosi whose valued body parts soar. It argues no fixed percentage governs jury decisions and body parts’ worth varies by context.
Nevada lawmakers trimmed the three month residence rule igniting a Reno divorce boom as more out of state residents flock to the city. Attorneys warn of costs from filing to living three months with fees that can reach three figures plus incidental expenses.
Federal investigation finds carbon monoxide from car exhaust tainting city air with 284 parts per million. Lung and eye strain symptoms noted. one driver recovered after leaving work. Idling engines worsen pollution. economical thin mixtures lessen harm. Community action urged to curb monoxide.
At year end authorities dispute when a mince pie stops being food and becomes a drinkable item, reflecting the seasonal ambiguity in culinary classifications.
The quote urges continued belief in civilization and international solidarity despite fears that all nations could be subsumed by Russia and its people. It emphasizes that humanity remains diverse and not defined by a single power or nationality.
Answers to page three questions include Alfred E. Smith New York and William G. McAdoo The Soviet ark Reichstag Halifax Babe Ruth 1927 and Matthew xxili twelve.
Items from The Standard recalling events 10 20 and 30 years ago today in Butte and Anaconda. Strong local references, recalling notable people and happenings reported in the past.
Bennett J. Doty describes the Legion of Honor commander Colonel Roullet, his 28 years service, and the harsh training in Saida Algeria including marches, barracks life, paquage, and strict discipline as a new recruit in 1910s era. Joe Mudro and local names appear in passing.
Tonight at the Margaret the Anaconda home talent minstrels promise a lively performance as advance sales show strong demand. The Butte Messenger crew held their annual banquet after a busy Christmas Day with a special dinner arranged by Manager Butterfield. Congregation B n a i Israel marked the Feast of Lights with an auditorium event. Butte football club met to elect officers but adjourned for lack of a quorum.
A brief devotional text cites Psalms vi 1 5 begging mercy from the Lord amid weakness and distress. The speaker pleads for healing and relief from vexation, questioning how long the Lord will endure anger before deliverance.
Conflicting planetary influences rule this day with favorable aspects for workers and co operation in business. The year 1928 is forecast to bring scientific gifts, great scholarship, and advancements. beauty and spiritual loveliness rise. women gain broader opportunities in their fields. dress changes favor color and personality is emphasized.
W Carroll aged 91 and Mrs J Taylor aged 79, both previously married twice, tied the knot recently in North Fitz Roy Australia.
Radio listings from the Associated Press outline central standard time programs for WBAP WOS WDAF WTMJ and others. Programs include musical acts lectures and games across Fort Worth Jefferson City Kansas City Milwaukee Minneapolis St Paul Omaha St Louis Tulsa Denver Los Angeles Oakland Portland San Francisco Seattle and Spokane.
The University of Wisconsin uses a Periclean Greek method to study social or political issues. The aim is to foster problem solving by understanding complex situations, suggesting that old ideas may be as good as new.
The passage draws a parallel between the sun and human potential, noting that the same elements compose both the sun and earth. It asserts that intense heat of enthusiasm can unlock immense power in ordinary people, with spirit driving action.
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