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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1927
Page
4
Amid postwar strain experts in Vienna analyze the 1926 epidemic reporting 720 deaths and over 1,100 attempted self-harm cases. They resist sweeping generalizations, noting social upheaval, maladjustment, unrest, and disease as potential factors while awaiting fuller study.
The piece mocks claims that Thomas Edison slept only four hours a night and contrasts them with Edison’s reputed eight hours. Dr. H M Johnson of the Mellon Institute argues sleep varies and that dozing in a chair can substitute for rest. The essay notes Edison’s habit of brief lulls and respects his scientific approach to rest.
The census shows New York Chicago Philadelphia Detroit and Los Angeles over a million, with Cleveland and Boston following. Growth rates vary with Los Angeles leading percentage gains while San Francisco bay area would surpass LA if suburbs counted. many figures are estimates based on vital stats and service records.
An Associated Press report describes a young man who leaped 175 feet into the Delaware River, was plucked from icy water by a tugboat crew, and, within moments, said he had decided to live. He survived the plunge only hours, while noting how the impulse to die can reverse midair. The article discusses why self harm rises in Europe after war and questions why America also sees rising attempts as poverty declines.
A commentary argues climate and environment will increasingly shape physical traits and nationality, diminishing heredity's role. It notes Dr Durant dismisses Nordic racial superiority, faults modern Europe’s decay, and predicts a future American look defined more by surroundings than bloodlines amid global changes. It also references Nicaragua and Honduras context with crime trends and literary figures.
Walter Eberle born Denton Texas August 17 1964 entered United States Naval Academy Annapolis graduated 18 56 served as ensign through various posts promoted rear admiral became commander in chief Pacific fleet 1022 and chief of naval operations 1923. He advocated unified training and sea readiness stressing cost efficiency and the value of education to prepare for battle conditions despite debates on funding and training scope.
Daily radio schedule fragment lists station callsigns and programs from WCCO in Minneapolis to KFWR Hollywood and KGW Portland with varied concerts talks and news blocks. Several ensembles and individual performers appear including Drake hotel concert and university and drama hour segments.
The forecast notes a difficult year for education and universities with unfavorable conditions. It warns of fierce competition and hidden production costs in agriculture, and suggests caution in pursuing publicity. Mars and Leo influence may affect military training and national matters.
An article by Dr Frank McCles Sear Kiley promotes frugal dieting to reduce daily costs. It argues one third of food energy is wasted, urges simple meals with vegetables and modest protein, and suggests fasting periods to save money and improve health.
A female office worker discusses changing attitudes toward women’s dress and independence in the workplace. She argues that allowing individuality in attire benefits both the worker and the employer, noting the shift from rigid white shirtwaists to more expressive garments and the broader impact on professional presentation. The piece highlights the era’s evolving views on women’s self-expression and career roles.
A literary critique by Sara Teasdale discusses her love poetry and nature imagery with praise for its depth. Herman Hagedorn’s wartime verse earns appreciation for succinct, iron-hearted lines and patriotic tone amid political disruption. The column also covers astrology notes predicting royal and national fate, marriage hints, and child prospects, citing Mars, the moon, and planetary aspects in 1927.
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