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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1924
Page
4
The steamship lines report thousands traveling to Europe for the Olympics opening. Paris crowds indicate nearly every college man and woman present, as trained athletes match skill and endurance. The quadrennial event is seen by diplomats as a major force in fostering international friendship and peace.
Peter Rabbit leaves the Briar Patch at daylight and wanders the Green Forest. He naps in a bramble tangle to escape the night, then reemerges along the Lane Little Path and discovers a skunk tail peeking from behind an old log as Merry Little Breese dances nearby.
The convention nears a decisive act as McAdoo slides and Smith gains, with an anti McAdoo coalition in control. Delegates, exhausted and strained by the siege, face pressure for a swift, clear outcome amid hot New York weather and mounting hotel bills.
American athletes dominate the track and field segment in Paris with two new world records and three Olympic marks set yesterday. British and Finnish sprinters push strong competition as Americans receive cheering sections in Colombes Stadium. The piece notes American travel to Europe and transport changes attracting college students to the Games.
The death of President Coolidge’s younger son Calvin Coolidge Jr. is described as a terrible blow to the president and his wife. The piece expresses deep national sympathy for the bereaved family and notes the boy’s fine promise, vigor, and amiable character, while reflecting on the abnormality of a youth’s death and the public sense of loss.
A分析 of Mexico’s election shows slow results, troops patrolling Mexico City, and limited clashes. The piece notes competing factions Calles and Flores, the fading Obregon liberal era, and skeptical US readers about the outcome. It also comments on US figures Bryan McAdoo La Follette Davis and political theater around conventions.
Mischief sparks in Peter Rabbi Wally’s mind as he imagines scaring Jimmy Skunk. He plans a bold jump over an old log to boast of bravado but hesitates each time. Finally he musters courage and attempts a long leap, hoping to outpace the skunk’s scent and his own fear.
Astrologers warn Tuesday July 8 that Uranus and Venus bring unfavorable aspects especially for women. Vanity and egotism may rise, with interest in the occult and psychic investigation growing. Mars threatens shipping disruptions and government strife while theaters face policy changes and amateurs decline. Hospitals and children’s institutions see rising public focus this summer.
The piece notes that those born under Cancer may be quick-tempered yet possess strong vocational ability. It mentions subjects of Cancer as potentially successful in their careers and highlights women as having gaiety and unusual charm. Copyright 1924 McClure Newspaper Syndicate.
Florence Davies argues that modern women face a cultural barrier in business and politics. Elizabeth Hall cites toys and tears as obstacles, urging girls to develop self defense and resilience in competitive settings.
The Luther League of Emanuel Lutheran Church at Montana and Silver streets will meet tomorrow evening at o'clock The Luther League of Zion Lutheran Church of Anaconda will render the program Refreshments will be served and a welcome is extended to all.
In a narrative from 1923, Dab-Dab and the Doctor explore pearls found inside oysters on a rock. The Doctor explains pearls form around foreign objects and are valuable enough to buy a house and garden, while Dab-Dab wonders about keeping the pearls for the children’s belongings.
Dr Fen, former minister of agriculture and commerce in Sun Pao-Chi's cabinet, has been acting as premier after Sun Pao-Chi retired. The nomination signals a shift in China's leadership as the government names a new premier.
Clarence O. Baring, accused of trying to murder his wife by poisoning her food, was found insane and committed to Matteawan State Hospital for the criminally insane by County Judge Bleakley in White Plains New York on July 1, according to an Associated Press report.
A lightning bolt killed William Dole at Spears Wornas near Wye on July 1. His widow and seven children survive. The same bolt also seared Willand Dole tel, who will recover.
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