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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1922
Page
4
The audience urged Paderewski to return after he began to leave, prompting him to reprise the Mendelssohn Spinning Song and his Minuet. He finally closed amid lingering spellbound admiration, the hall lights out as the crowd dispersed. The piece affirmed that war has not dimmed the wizardry of this master of music.
News from Lausanne reports continued deadlock as the Big Four and Ismet refuse concessions. Lord Curzon insists Britain will not abandon Mosul villages and rejects extending the conference, while Turks resist recessions, fueling talk of a possible collapse though some still see a faint glimmer of life.
The California state motor vehicle department proposes a code to curb jay walking and regulate when pedestrians cross streets. It also calls for banning roller skating on public roads. cities have toyed with hour specific lanes, but police favor a total ban to prevent accidents.
After Poland's turmoil, Paderewski returns to form in New York scoring a triumph. Critics call him master of his audiences as he yields encores and rouses a feverish, lingering applause that fills the hall.
An article argues psychology helps eastern communities cope with anthracite shortages by January. It notes weather influences fuel use less than expected and urges conversion to briquettes and small coal products to improve market demand amid the coal crunch.
Governor-elect Davis spoke at a Topeka Rotary luncheon where an improper story drew silence and two women left in protest. Members had warned him before the tale began, revealing a club rule about unsuitable stories. The episode provoked outrage across Kansas and highlighted public manners at civic events.
A critique targets Attorney General Daugherty and cabinet roles while questioning Wilson points and Hays status. The piece lampoons Ku Klux Klan threats and Arbuckle's public stance, weaving sport and politics with satire on public opinion and trust.
In a Montana Yesterdays bulletin, J. U. Sanders notes the Helena fire department, organized the previous year, was reorganized 49 years ago today with 122 members. Sanders, secretary of the Montana Historical Society and the Society of Montana Pioneers, releases the historical bulletin.
Entries recall Lewis and Clark in 1804 1805 winter quarters near the Missouri and Columbia as Captain Clark notes wind frost rain and deer. Helena notices report Addison H. Sanders appointed land office register in 1870 and 1873 fire department reorganization with officers and crews.
Reading the stars for December 28 1922 suggests a day of potential tension with Mars and Uranus in harsh aspects. Expect irritability and bold moves in politics and public life while expositions may unite crowds and foretell cabinet shifts though overall peace seems unlikely. Persons born on this date may have radical changes and notable talent ahead.
In a 1922 Bell Syndicate radio tale two boys, Jimmie and Dad, discuss successful experiments with crystal sets. They brag about loud reception from WWW and 9SAD, using amplifiers and a two step setup to improve clear modulation, while noting limits for distant stations like Pittsburg or Newark.
A five member Woodrow Wilson foundation delegation will visit former President Wilson in Washington on Thursday to mark his 66th birthday. The group includes Hamilton Holt Rabbi Stephen S Wise Mrs Charles E Simonson Mrs Charles L Tiffany and Mrs Caroline Ruatz Ree.
A fragment notes that ancient customs used rings on the wedding finger due to a supposed vein leading to the heart. The passage reflects historic beliefs about love and anatomy without further details or sources.
Scientists warn that even well constructed houses admit enough air leakage to refresh indoor air approximately once every hour. This indicates significant ventilation rates shaping indoor air quality and energy use.
Washington report outlines how President Harding is protected by the secret service during morning walks and in the executive offices. Visitors explain their business to lobby policemen, are routed to Christian, or sent to a hospital if marked as crank cases, with care and discretion.
Pomegranates are cultivated in the United States mainly in the southern portion of Florida and the warmer areas of Texas and California. The crop suits warm climates and is concentrated in these regions.
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