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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1927
Page
4
The Anaconda Standard notes a proposal to extend co operation in religious affairs to broader programs and suggests using 1927 to test small but significant steps toward unity of faith and order. The question is posed as a timely prompt for religious reform and collaboration.
Secretary of Labor Davis warns that 399 Americans die from war wounds and 132000 die daily in accidents. He credits progress in safety habits, devices, and education. Experts say true safety hinges on workers’ vigilance, with immigration shaping the challenge.
The article notes 1927 planning weekends for holidays and sport minded readers. Memorial day and the Fourth of July fall on Monday, Lincoln's birthday on Saturday, Christmas on Sunday with the following day off, Washington's birthday on Tuesday, and Columbus day on Wednesday. It argues Columbus day is observed for its own sake rather than extending weekend breaks.
A Presbyterian pastor urges a universal Sunday Christmas observed worldwide by all denominations. He argues a fixed Sunday date would boost sanctuary attendance and worship, noting no evidence for the actual birth date. He calls churches to start agitation and gain momentum before the Lausanne world conference in August.
Chicago lawyer Charles E. Erbstein notes 1,412 divorce cases show installment plans as the top factor with 656 cites. He warns that deferred payments fuel abuses affecting mass production and consumer risk, as a new $31 million financing firm seeks to curb excess by strict down payments and twelve month terms.
In Carmel New York the stage carpenters prepare for the tragicomedy Browning and His Peaches set to open on January 24. County officials raise courthouse fire insurance by 20000 and issue a 100000 accident policy for county property. The town invests in telegraph wiring and switchboards as hotels raise rates to cover expectations. Political quips and international notes mingle with a lively, if wry, local flavor about Prohibition and Europe.
Nathan Strauss of New York, famed philanthropist, active in Jewish Palestine colonization. He built infant milk depots, health bureaus, and fed war orphans, later selling a steam yacht in 1916 to fund causes. Since 1918 he has donated heavily, authoring papers on pasteurized milk and moral reforms.
The page compiles a tangled roster of radio programs across multiple markets including Minneapolis St Paul Denver Oakland Portland Seattle and more. It lists orchestras hosts time slots and venues with details on programs from early afternoon through late evening.
Astrologers warn of a highly inauspicious day with risks of accidents and harsh judgments. Journeys, employment moves, and radical activity may face opposition. temperaments of children born that day may be difficult, while jury trials could be favorable in limited contexts.
Fragmented OCR text presents a discussion of the Ballade form attributed to Francom Villon and its influence on later poets. It references Austin Dobson Richard le Gaill Sephiaed Frank Dempates Sherman and notes questions about historical figures such as Florence, Hipparinia, Abelard, and Beatrice. Copyright 1926.
Scattered excerpts from a school scene reveal student questions, teacher prompts, and social quips. A focus on patience, politicking, and daily life surfaces through fragmented dialogue featuring Thompson, Miss Cayenne, and a few unnamed peers. The tone hints at a dated, humorous sketch about learning and civic talk.
A health column discusses bile production and liver function. It covers symptoms of bile retention such as yellow skin and coated tongue, causes including duct inflammation and pregnancy, and stresses diet and exercise to restore digestion. The advice cautions gradual improvement and warns against sudden drastic changes.
A fragment discusses love seen as a tyrant over time, claiming control that exacts constant tribute from heart and health. It depicts love as a demanding force that exploits emotions, offering rewards to the strongest feelings or efforts while plundering daily happiness.
A reflective editorial piece extols Time as a messenger of the Bank New York and urges charitable heed to the passing year. It celebrates payback for past faults, urges forgiveness, and calls for renewed resolutions as a virgin page in the Book of Life. It questions whether the aged will improve with January's start and whether readers will succeed in self-improvement.
The document notes low land taxes in the state compared with others except Arizona. It cites values for irrigated and grazing lands, with $50.95 per acre for irrigated, $1 for grazing, and $4.96 for other farm land. The average tax last year was 14.9 cents per acre or $85.38 per section, and state lands are sold with favorable terms allowing 38 years for payment.
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