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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1923

Page

4

Health exams urged for schoolchildren and adults over forty

Organizers of the movement push health examinations for school children and adults over 40. Children face risks during growth and maturation, while men above 40 show high mortality that exams could reduce. Dr. McClellan notes earlier checks could have cured many insane youth, saving about 113 million dollars.

McClellan Ohio State Hospital For the

Daily and Sunday Standard Subscription Rates

The Daily and Sunday Standard lists pricing by carrier area and duration. Foreign country rates shown include options for daily and Sunday editions, with one three six month plans and yearly terms.

Yellowstone Park Enthusiasts and Presidential Visit

The New York Sun argues President Hardings summer trip to the Far West could boost national gains, notably Yellowstone adding 625 square miles for elk protection. It suggests enlarging Grand Canyon Yosemite Sequoia and Crater Lake may gain congressional attention and that eastern awareness of these wonders grows as western motor tourists spread the word.

Harding Alaska New York Sun Yellowstone Park Congress Grand Canyon Yosemite Sequoia Crater Lake Yellowstone Glacier Terra The Mississippi

William R Day A Loyal American Jurist and Leader

William R Day was a gifted American figure who served as Ohio judge and secretary of state in two roles, led peace negotiations with Spain as United States commissioner, and served as circuit judge and associate justice of the Supreme Court. He combined legal brilliance with broad culture and civic virtue, living past 70 with diligent self care.

William R. Day Ohio United States Spain United States Supreme Court

Cautionary Health Exam Campaign Promotes Birthday Screenings

Health organizations nationwide urge a program of annual medical checkups for every birthday. Parents, teachers, unions and employers will be asked to cooperate to find and treat minor illnesses early before they become fatal or incurable. The campaign argues early detection reduces late stage diseases.

Truth Serum Scopomalin Rumor Reaches Chicago Courts

Chicago doctors report scopomalin used at Cook County hospital mainly on unwed mothers to elicit names of harder risks, raising plans by Chicago judges to use it on witnesses. Critics warn of pernicious effects, while proponents claim it could advance justice. The drug supposedly hampers reasoning while preserving memory.

San Quentin Cal Chicago Karl Meyer Cook County Hospital Criminal Court of Chicago Chicago Criminal Court

Mighty weapons loom as nations race at sea and sky

On June 15 England unveiled a super-submarine with a 12 inch gun, 6000 mile range, stealthy reach and sudden strike capability. Simultaneously the United States announced Daytons newest war plane, 120 foot wingspan, 90 mph speed, 1500 mile range, 2000 gallon fuel load. Both craft symbolize fierce arms competition and expose the Washington naval arms conference as a mockery.

England United States Dayton

Global Headlines and Grim Puns From Foreign Quarrels

A collage of satirical observations mocks European diplomacy and deception. It notes France and England trade assurances, Germany’s import limits on balm in Gilead, and sea serpents limited by the three mile limit. It jokes that Ruhr inhabitants fear ten hundred commandments and lampoons birth rates of fools while European nations glare at peace.

Ruhr

Will Guide Boys Over Pitfalls

Chicago report on the American Sentinels program enlisting 16 year olds to build mind and body, with Admiral Moffett urging guidance to prevent misfits. The six aims include sportsmanship, vocational placement, Spartan endurance, honor, tolerance, and civic citizenship under a Roman army styled structure with legionaries and auxiliaries.

Chicago Harding William A. Moffett Great Lakes Naval Station American Sentinels

Mexico Requires Invoice With Parcel Post

Mexico City orders that all parcel post shipments from foreign countries to Mexico carry a commercial invoice certified by the nearest Mexican consul. Certification is free for shipments under $5, $1 from $5 to $50, and $2 for $50 or more. Fines apply for shipments arriving without an invoice, 26 centavos below 100 pesos and 50 centavos above 100 pesos.

Mexico City Mexico

Women Never Lose Their Vanity Cases in Post Office

In El Paso Texas women remark that vanity cases cling to owners more than purses as they read and address mail in the lobby. Mail drops reveal many items but vanity cases rarely leave their owners, with one case recovered only two blocks away after the owner departed.

EL Paso Tex Inquiry Department of the Post Office

Family altar urged to curb divorce and boost morals

The Rev. Stanley B. Vandersall told the International Christian Endeavor convention in Des Moines that daily family prayers strengthen homes and can drive divorce courts out of business. Dr. Hugh S. Magill urged cooperation between public schools and churches for youth education, biblically informed values, and civic responsibility. Copyright 1923 McClure Newspaper Syndicate.

Des Moines Stanley B. Vandersall Boston International Christian Endeavor Vandersall Dr. Vandersall America Hugh S. Magill Chicago Magill Dr. Magill

Unfavorable Horoscope for Tuesday July 10 1923

Astrologers warn of a difficult day with sun and Neptune adverse and Mercury aiding only modestly. Signing leases or contracts demands expert advice while seeking work is poor. forecasts predict storms, travel aids railroads, and the pope may face health anxieties.

Neptune

Montana Veterinarians to Convene in Helena

The Montana State Veterinary Medical Association will hold its annual convention in Helena July 26 to 28 with about 30 delegates. Dr. W. J. Butler notes fewer veterinarians due to hard times but says the profession remains energetic as rains boost feed for stock. Dips and lambing disrupted by rain, yet overall livestock disease is low.

Helena Mont Montana State Veterinary Medical Association Veach W. J. Butler Montana Butler

New York Woman Leads First Ascent of Mauna Kea Peak

A party of eight women led by New York hiker Miss Katherine Mac Gregor reached Mauna Kea's 13,825 foot summit in historic first. They endured sun and wind, spent the night on the peak, and completed the descent in two days.

Hilo Hawaii Mauna Kea Hawaiian Islands Katherine MacGregor New York Kilauea

Auto Salvaged From Bed of Spokane River

A seven passenger automobile wrecked and dumped into the Spokane River was salvaged after four days submerged under 20 feet of water. Despite water in the cylinders and river exposure, the car sustained only minor damage to fenders lights top and a spring with the body finish remaining nearly perfect. Motion picture photographers and hundreds watched as workers hauled the car from its watery grave.

Spokane Here

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