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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1924

Page

4

Science and Schools Stir Debate on Indian Education

In a controversial stance, the piece argues that Indian education should follow scientific principles tailored to their needs and urges cautious transfer to public schools with sensitivity to racial traits. It critiques Pope and asserts modernization will soon advance Indians in mathematics and astronomy, challenging traditional theology.

Forest Pope Loig Harry Emerson Fosdick Percy Stickney Grant

Getting Their Heads Together At Democratic Convention

Sunday morning July 6 1924 report on the Democratic national convention where leaders managers and supporters scramble to break the deadlock McAdoo is urged to step aside while others insist on loyalty. The piece notes rising costs long sessions and the mounting pressure of a climax as delegates face an uncertain future and predictions of decisive action.

Agers Wnappers-In McAdoo Bronte

Female delegates energize the Democratic convention

Women at the Democratic National Convention energize proceedings with wit and vigor as they act as delegates and speakers. Mrs. Izetta Jewell Brown of West Virginia earns praise for her eight minute pitch for John W. Davis. Analysts note women sing up and down the hall but their oratory lacks the sustained force of male speakers.

School of Politics Izetta Jewell Brown West Virginia John W. Davis Times Daniel Webster Sun Iain

The Red Man's Little Red Schoolhouse

Uncle Sam increases funding for Native American education in 1925 to 5,571,864 dollars, up 328,000 from 1924. Attendance grew from 61,800 in 1920 to nearly 65,000 by 1923, while about 20,000 Indian children remained unenrolled, many Navajo shepherds in Arizona.

Uncle Sam Arizona

The Lantern By Don Marquis and Miscellany

A collage of verse and prose bits including The Lantern by Don Marquis, Beside the Water Hole a playful verse about golf and a bullfrog, a social satire on Miss Hecklebury, a Spring Thought about love and pursuit, and Perley A Child’s verse on being a leader. A mix of humorous animal whimsy and reflective poetry with varied voices and old newspaper cadence.

Horoscope predicts fits of harmony and conflict

Sunday July 6 1924 horoscopes warn Venus favors lovers in the afternoon while morning hours threaten domestic discord. Seers foresee religious controversy influencing politics and violence from prejudice, urging unity and patience amid a troubled period.

Saturn Mercury Lov‘ers Ven Skien Uuil Beorland Holland

Points on Auction Bridge and Mah Jongg

A long reader letter discusses ethics and tactics in Auction Bridge and Mah Jongg, weighing deception and fair play. It compares American and English laws for bidding and card play, with examples from a Bridge hand showing quick thinking and strategic deception, plus notes on upcoming code revisions and jury of opinions.

MAH Jongg Whist Club of New York American Whist League Ala Jonge China Ste Yana Manoar Northe Pune Norte Alcohele Aiscusa Eny Man Jones Chow Pane Kong Gould Ohare Hsee Phyer Garren Mess Wagneh Clube Jonas Weller England Koel America Dismonde Origina Heart Declarer Hearts

Doctor Dolittle Returns Home From Amazon War

In a scene from The Adventures of Doctor Dolittle a comical journey resumes as the Doctor consoles a mischievous fox and plans to return a squirrel to family. The tale shifts to Nyam Nyam where Chief Nyam Nyam battles Dahomey and Amazon women soldiers while a heroic white mouse helps defend the village.

Dahomey Nyam- Nyam Erten Sige Nyam-Nyam Amazons White Mouse

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Montana Standard Publishing Company Publishers and Proprietors Anaconda Butte West Park Street the Daily and Sunday Standard Deer Lode Boreman Philipsbore Dillon MATL United States Canada Postoffic AML General Business Standard Publishing Company Butte, Mont Associated Press Prudden King & Prudden Fifth Avenue Globe Steger Chicago Sharon Sanrancisco San Fernando Los Angeles Bryan la Follette Phineas 'T. Barnum Democratic Party Don Marquis Hecklebury Prudence Eyrie M. Dennis Spring Perley A. Child Portugal Doctor Dolittle A PTING Amazona Monday Standard Miner
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