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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1926
Page
18
Montana merchants report steady business and a bright six months with robust farm, range, and labor activity. Butte's Fourth of July festival showcases community cooperation and renewed confidence in growth across mining and industrial sectors. President Coolidge’s fishing stance is explained and celebrated as a lighthearted public note amid broader prosperity.
The article traces Senator Simeon D. Fess of Ohio from his farm beginnings through education at Ohio University Ada and roles as professor director and president at Aptioch College Yellow Springs. It notes his expansion into politics including chairing the Republican Congressional Committee and his work on veteran affairs and education.
Chief of the League of Nations social questions outlines aims in a recent speech. She notes international agreement to suppress trafficking of women and children, unified police supervision, and universal age of consent hikes. The talk covers child welfare, suppression of obscene literature, deported women in the Near East, and opium traffic regulation complexities.
An OCR fragment evokes a vivid collage of scenes from a vacation memory. It features a subway train, a fluttering magazine page, lush fruit trees, sunflowers, a garden, fishermen, and a family enjoying a riverside landscape. The piece blends imagery of apples, cherries, and rural lanes with the idea of travel and leisure.
A garbled excerpt mentions SAM and street light at home for dinner and a concern about an extra frock possibly purchased. It hints at last summer accessories like a colorful fluid bottle and a chapeau being coaxed back. Vacation kit references a camera in confusion.
A northern visitor in the South recalls a grandstand joke about an umpire while a Kansas City game unfolds. The batter, a six foot three driver named Babe Ruth lookalike, is taunted as the umpire calls strikes amid tense play in the seventh inning.
Wednesday’s planetary aspects favor conservative mindsets and education while promising new fortunes for readers of the stars. Unemployment and shifts in industry appear, with caution urged in business and a cautionary note on risky ventures and political power dynamics.
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