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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1927
Page
4
The article notes Col. Charles R. Forbes as a contributing editor and remarks on Dr. Cook's imagined oil expedition. It mocks the notion of discovering Crusoe's island and touts a stock issue promising 100 percent dividends, urging readers not to miss a lifetime chance.
President Coolidge’s congressional message sheds light on the Nicaragua imbroglio. It argues for government by the people and against dictators backed by armed mobs, citing alleged Mexican planning and arms flow. U S marines return to Nicaragua as Diaz appeals for aid to obtain munitions. Congress is urged to proceed with cautious, steady oversight of Central American affairs.
The New Era, published inside Leavenworth, Kansas, elevates Frederick A. Cook as editor in chief. The piece praises his writing talent despite confinement and critiques society’s attention to ancient ruins while imagining playful satire about colonizing fictional places.
A 1920s style op ed mixes history and satire to critique Canadian policy toward the Cree sun dance and religion interfering with farming. It contrasts Indigenous rites with agricultural demands, notes diplomatic debates, and briefly touches Nicaragua, Pennsylvania politics, and Mexico.
United States Senator William H. King of Utah, a longtime state leader, is noted for his prior roles in Utah politics and his stance on the Lausanne Treaty. The piece contrasts his historical public service with his sharp condemnation of the treaty as a betrayal of Christian values and American honor, arguing for a just and righteous agreement rather than endorsing Kemal’s rule or Turkish governance.
A dense schedule lists programs by time and station from WCCO to Cabriane, detailing musical comedies, lectures, dances, orchestras, and variety acts across Des Moines Denver Los Angeles Oakland and more. Stations include WEAF WGN WHO KGO KEIR KYO and others with hours from early evening to late night.
Pacsing offers strong adverse influence yet signals benefit for educators and brain workers. Editors and writers may gain prominence and wealth, with international attention touching one or two American lawyers. Women and children should guard health as an epidemic is foretold. a wedding day appears unlucky with likely dictatorial conduct from a party.
Foretelling a busy winter with many travelers and commercial trips the note speaks of restlessness among men and women as signs of major national change. It suggests births bring luck and warns that vanity and folly must be avoided.
A fragmented, OCR-like passage discusses Thomson and 18th century poets, naming Pope and Johnson, and contrasts baroque decor with simple lyric expression. It references a song title varyingly cited as Rule Brit Lunia and a Castle of Indolence style work, plus quoted lines about faith, life, love, and gratitude, dated 1926.
A fragmentary narrative recounts two actors with educated ducks named Thelra facing scarce bookings, a summer refuge in a friend’s house, and a failed sales pitch as they seek engagements from Summit to Far Rockaway amid a slow market and war disruptions.
Dr Frank Meatts outlines that abdominal weakness and protrusion from poor muscle tone can cause prolapse of abdominal organs. He recommends the “setting up” back lying exercises to strengthen abdominal muscles, advised slow start then vigorous ten minute daily routines for better health and weight loss.
A noted sports writer challenges the view that women cannot be good sports arguing that desire to excel is universal and women have made strides in international competition. He contends that physiological biases exist but progress comes from opportunity training and practice, calling for patience and equal chance. Germany has many would be film scenario writers prompting producers to ask for restraint in unsolicited manuscripts.
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