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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1926
Page
4
The article describes an ambitious New York skyscraper plan with 12 stories above the base, three setbacks, a tapering seven phase tower, and a top seven floors for viewing. Sixty elevators will serve the building, including two express to the 82nd floor.
The message lists the Butte office address at 38 West Park Street and provides phone lines for the Business and Editorial departments, labeled a7 for the Editorial contact.
The article notes a global push to stabilize currencies through loans and balanced budgets. Britain leads with the pound on gold, while Belgium and France improve finances via reforms and a $100 million international loan. Japan nears parity, and American wealth aids world trade, with over seven billion dollars invested abroad.
A New Year outlook for New York's nightlife pits festive plans against enforcement fears. Club owners worry over injunctions and potential prison terms under the Volstead era laws as Friday night celebrations approach amid gloom and suspense.
Plans filed to build a 110 story office building in New York City. At 1,208 feet high it would exceed the Woolworth building by 506 feet and outstrip the Eiffel Tower by 200 feet, challenging the title of world’s tallest.
A study claims college girls earn more than boys doing the same work in New York City institutions, a result possibly limited to urban schools. The piece notes boys' jobs vary from teaching to selling while girls’ roles include filing, guiding the blind, and real estate work.
Chauncey M Depew 92 a statesman proposes wealth growth via high wages industrial liberation and workers as shareholders In a long career he served as New York senator railroad president and Republican leader He helped place Benjamin Harrison on the 1888 ticket and spoke at Washingtons centennial and the 1892 Chicago World Fair opening.
Central time stations list evening programs at WCCO WEAF WDAF WGN WHB and more with concerts, choirs, and dramas. Pacific time stations KFI KFT KGO KGW KHJ KPO present student programs, revues, dinners, and orchestral fare throughout the evening.
Mercury and Uranus bring favorable aspects for invitations hospitality and meetings with strangers. Competition for recognition rises in business and society but fame will be rare. Scholars gain recognition while foreign tensions fade as the US prospers in 1927 with wise wealth use and progress in architecture and the arts.
The article presents Dr Frank Pic Co's fasting and diet regimen to treat rheumatism. It outlines muscular and articular forms, recommending extended fasts of three to four weeks for articular cases, hot baths with Epsom salts, bed rest, cotton padding, and careful diet after fasting to prevent relapse. It warns that bone changes slow complete cures and stresses gradual reintroduction of food and avoidance of sugars and starches briefly.
A reader letter argues for respect of both homemaking and careers for women. It praises the home maker as an architect of fate while acknowledging evolving roles in an era of change and economic necessity, urging open-minded observation and balance.
A reflective note praises Fitzgeralds Omar Khayyam renderings and admires Le Gallienne while highlighting the enduring beauty of the quatrains. It cites translations, images of New Year and spring, and contemplations on time, life, and mortality, ending with a copyright line from 1926.
L. N. Flint of the University of Kansas was named president of the American Association of Schools and Departments of Journalism at the Columbus convention. John L. Drumm of Michigan was chosen vice president and A. L. Stone of Montana secretary treasurer as representatives from 18 universities convene.
Firemen who qualified to wear the department’s uniform but could not fill a vacancy in Stockbridge England and the Urban district council now seeks a man to fit the uniform.
The quoted lines express tension between chaos and unity, suggesting world harmony arises from accepting varied order. It emphasizes coexistence in difference and the idea that unity emerges from diverse elements.
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