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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1927
Page
4
The article marks the 16th year of Scouting, outlining nationwide efforts to expand membership and improve the program. It emphasizes reducing leaks and dropout rates, increasing camping and merit badge work, and instilling daily good turns, loyalty, and trustworthiness as core duties for boys.
Long historical tribute to sheep farming and the wool industry celebrates its role in civilization. Butte Montana hosts a delegation of wool growers praising the sector's growth and expressing hopes for flourishing flocks and heavier fleeces across America and Montana.
In 1927 the Boy Scouts claim about one in ten eligible boys join. Chief Scout Executive West targets a marked rise in membership this year to boost Scouting across the United States.
Rear Admiral William S. Sims furnishes a blistering critique of the United States Naval Academy at Annapolis calling it the worst school in the world. He says the academy trains officers lacking practical knowledge and favors graduates over mathematically skilled college men for naval leadership.
The bishops of the Protestant Episcopal Church launch a multi diocese crusade planned for a week or more between vow and Easter. They aim to rejuvenate interest within existing members, deny creating converts or fundraising, and insist the effort is not a Billy Sunday revival.
The passage playfully contrasts U S policy with Central America Mexico and China on conflict humor. It jokes about Edison Chaplin and public figures, noting global tensions and satire in a light toned reflection.
The article profiles Stanley Melbourne Bruce Prime Minister of Australia since 1923 and delegate to the League of Nations and Imperial conferences. It notes his WWI injury and Croix de Guerre, Cambridge education, and rowing past. It argues that only the United States and the British empire can restore balance in Europe and urges American cooperation with Britain.
Central Time stations list program lineups for WCCO WEAF WDAF WGN WHO WOC and WBEA F across 6 p m to midnight including music, orchestral and dance programs with names like Eddie Dunstedter Paul Ash The Pepper Party and Arabian Knights entertainment in detailed evening slots.
Denver program at KOA station features Scheuerman's Colorado Orchestra performing in a studio broadcast at 8 p.m. with a starting 8:15 p.m. segment.
Radio schedules list daily programs across KFI KFWB KGO KGW KHJ KPO with time blocks from 6 p m to 11 p m. Performers include Nick Harris Sunset Instrumental Bill Hatch Stanielas Bem s Little symphony Rudy Seiger s Fairmont Hotel orchestra and States restaurant orchestras.
Astrologers foresee menacing celestial aspects causing caution for earth dwellers. Women may be variable and hard to please, avoid early morning meetings. Domestic peace could be disrupted by quarrels, and military policy may face heated debate in legislatures.
London authorities foresee a restive Europe with a dictatorlike British figure under a minister title. Seers warn of Saturns slow trail leaving bloodshed, Neptune in Leo threatening upheaval in France, and earthquakes and severe storms across the country. Maritime accidents, icebergs, and unseen dangers loom as romance and gifted but erratic children appear for those born on this date.
Mathew Woll a prominent labor leader and editor born in Luxemburg on January 25 1880 came to the United States in 1891. He rose to lead the International Photo Engravers Union of North America since 1906 and served on the War Labor Board and as assistant to Samuel Gompers on the council of national defense unemployment conference under President Harding.
The passage advises individuals to recognize their body type whether thin overweight or moderate and adopt tailored habits. It contrasts the health appearance with actual health noting fat may disguise neglect while thin may show vigor. It prescribes diet exercise and posture to reach a healthy normal build aligned with one's type.
The writer notes official figures show one car for every six people in the U S, signaling broad purchasing power. He argues wealth has spread to the masses, unlike imperial riches, and cites stable prices, strong credit, rising consumption, and high savings as indicators of a bright economic outlook.
At a lively Deer Lodge gathering of the 40 and 8 Dr C E K Vidal of Galen was initiated into the organization. About 30 legionnaires belong to the group with many applicants expected to be admitted soon.
A fragment discusses wage earners and pay envelopes, asserting a well off populace makes a nation invincible and progressive, reflecting on economic strength and national future.
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