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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1926
Page
2
The article argues for adequate military defense and praise for those supporting it while warning against fostering a militant spirit. It notes President Coolidge’s son and the impact of training on health, development, and coordination, urging careful balance in youth programs with global concerns.
A garbled but enthusiastic account praises the city of Butte for its civic spirit and hospitality. It credits General Chairman Wy Lt Davey and Al Wilkins with leadership and lauds volunteers, local businesses, and residents for a unifying celebration marked by fireworks and community pride.
A garbled account describes Judge Olvany’s trip and his discussion of James Smith and Democratic policies. It notes attention from New Yorkers, West Virginia’s political figure, and speculation about future national convention influence, asking about Smith’s platform and prospects.
The unreadable fragment references business activity and prospects in several firms, noting improvements in some metrics and concerns in others. Mentions Tinbililiog, Mearhoiait, and Metabo Gaees, with scattered financial figures and uncertain outcomes amid a turbulent midyear market.
The text describes youths marching to summer training camps with rail transportation. It mentions demonstrations of marching and daily sessions in military tactics. It notes youths’ aversion to rough living and hints at martial training shaping young men to follow military discipline.
In a whimsical exchange, Elephant and Tree Trunk debate strength and friendship while Peter, nearby, struggles to wake. The trunk resists but confesses a wish to be gentle, and the elephant praises the tree as steadfast and sturdy, forming a curious bond in the quiet setting.
The article describes red enlivings in jumpers and frocks by designer MITE Payetes, noting bold red embroidery and front panel designs. It highlights models showing varied styles, including scooped hems and button-trimmed fronts, as fashion trends for the season.
The description notes long sleeves in gvaglan style with full jabot lace or ribbon trims. Prints feature crepe de Chine, tailored models, and two-piece effects highlighting ethnic individuality. White gowns gain color via pastel or bright trimmed canes and a pink cake accent on a 1901 tiered white jumper frock.
In a heavy downpour flood surged through a canyon washing over a bridge and engulfing three cars. Residents Felix Madro and family, Joseph Mudra and others faced rising water that swept timber and halted vehicles, with several people stranded but later saved.
A historic series of storms battered Germany, triggering floods and damage across multiple regions. Rivers rose, communities faced evacuations, and transport disruptions were widespread as weather systems caused power outages and property harm across provinces including Saxony and Brandenburg. Local authorities warned residents to stay cautious amid continuing severe conditions.
A distorted astrology page lists forecasts and dubious claims about celestial signs and personal fortunes. It cites names, places, and events in a fragmentary sequence, mentioning figures like Elkeepermly and Keatly, with vague references to prophecies, illnesses, and travels, all presented in a dated, newspaper style.
A partial OCR of a speech by Calvin Coolidge references dependence on the people and spiritual foundations of government. It discusses science, progress, and the duties of citizens, blending praise for liberty with cautions about overreach and national unity, amid a ceremonial setting and a parade.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a violent incident involving Black youths and a passing individual near Anton. The text mentions a fire, suppression efforts, and references to local people and places, with unclear sequencing and multiple garbled terms.
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