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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1926
Page
4
The legislature debates extending the emergency rent laws expiring next February. Landlords and realty groups push to end the acts, while tenants demand full re enactment of the old measures. Up state cities show less interest as building pinch eases, but New York City lobbyists remain aggressive.
Democratic senators clash with President Coolidge and Secretary Mellon over revenue goals. Some push for up to a half billion dollars in tax relief, arguing surpluses will emerge and urging surtax cuts to boost business investment. A bill to overhaul the entire government structure would authorize two years of broad restructuring to trim payrolls and improve efficiency.
The piece notes Washington state's efforts to curb rural pilfering by city visitors, including a law making cutting vegetation near highways a misdemeanor. It mentions the rhododendron bill, debates in Congress, Harry Thaw, Kaiser Wilhelm, and upcoming Albany fights between landlords and tenants, with varied social and political jabs and references.
A satire questions Dr. Hibben's claim that foliage turns red due to alcohol, likening leaves to drinkers under Prohibition. The piece mocks enforcement, Anti-Saloon League, and society’s push for sobriety while nature itself seems to revel in crimson color, prompting outrage at moral policing.
Greece faces decade of strife under military ruler General Pangalos a former premier who seized power by coup He dethroned King Constantine aided by the military and later proclaimed a republic as premier during his rule in Athens before resigning to focus on government overthrow efforts, shaping the country’s turbulent path.
A tale recalls Buster Bear climbing a tree while a hunter hunts below, unaware the bear is nearby. The story notes the forest setting, damp leaves, and signs warning hunters away, with Farmer Brown’s boy absent that morning and the hunter unaware of the bear’s presence.
A weary hunter shadows the elusive Buster Bear on the Great Mountain while dreaming of a fur rug and pondering why people fear the bear. He keeps eyes sharp and ears open, unsure if any sign will lead to a shot today as the bear remains distant and silent.
In 1928 tale, Buster fears a hunter and a dog named Up im as he climbs a tree to hide. He frets over how to escape and wonders if the worst is ahead, while the hunter closes in with a gun.
A dense schedule excerpts radio stations from Hastings KPEX and several national outlets with times and programs including "Infectious Poultry Diseases" on KPEX, dances, orchestras, children's hours, and host segments across KDKA WEAF KOA KEI KFWB KGO KGW THI and more, listing performers, times, and program titles for a multi station broadcast day. The item reads as a raw grid of programming notes, reflecting a mid century regional radio guide with numerous entities, venues, and personalities noted in quick succession.
Frances Alda soprano and Titta Ruffo baritone of the Metropolitan opera with the Flonzaley quartet will broadcast the second Victor radio concert next Thursday at 9 p.m. EST. The concert airs on WJ and RCA network stations including KYW Chicago KDKA Pittsburgh WHA Springfield WGY Schenectady and WRC Washington.
Daily astrology notes strong stimulating influences and many happy omens from sunrise to sunrise. It is a date to plan and execute aims with confidence and practical foresight.
A speaker praises the Federal Reserve System for postwar deflation handling and its credit role, noting the gold reserves as a world currency trust fund. He compares the U S as chief creditor to England and urges humane, stable monetary policies to restore global currencies to a solid basis.
A woman aged 85, married 15 years, questions if she should continue living as a widow with her husband. She describes his infidelity, the financial support she provided, and his failing health. The reader advises seeking a private hospital care for him and considering her own path, noting stars and forecasts for women and future prospects are discussed.
An experimental fragment evokes a wind sway in pines and moss glow as life rushes through roots and clouds chase. The speaker invokes Meredith and a sense of fleeting existence with fragmented verse images and recurring nature motifs.
A reflective essay urges readers to choose action over obstruction as a New Year begins. It recalls a quiet Edinburgh book seller who, through teaching and example, inspired 38 pupils to become ministers and helpers worldwide, prompting others to contribute in any capacity to light a chain of service.
A garbled excerpt hints at a man seeking a swift marriage proposal after meeting someone recently. The text mentions a prior acquaintance and a plan to speak tomorrow, with references to a writer and a missed chance the day before yesterday.
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