Anaconda Standard Ad Includes Subscription Details
The Anaconda Standard layouts show office and department contact lines and a foreign country subscription pricing structure. It lists cities served and monthly and yearly rates, with multiple price points and terms referenced.
Lindbergh tour highlighted as aviation mission for youth
The article extols Charles A. Lindbergh as a model of courage and modesty. It notes his transatlantic flight in the Spirit of St. Louis and his upcoming domestic tour funded by the Guggenheim Fund to promote aviation, portraying him as a national ideal and pioneering aviator.
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The Worm Or The Fly Sportsmanship Debate
A Rapid City column mocks the Coolidge trout fishing controversy as a distraction from statecraft. It frames the issue as whether the president may bend piscatorial rules for personal benefit, juxtaposing it with broader public concerns and constitutional limits.
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Hamlet
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Coolidge
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Charles Lamb
Immigration quotas and world events mingle in opinion piece
The author weighs effects of immigration policies on Amelia and Europe, noting European quotas exhausted by June, Germany leading with 51,227, Britain 34,007, and others depleted. many in line or waiting, while some regions sent almost none. Observations touch global movements, U.S. industry, Mussolini, and China as wider context.
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Irish Free State
Knowledge Box Answers From Page One Quiz
The page lists quiz answers including C Bascom Slemp, Coolidge, a Virginia congressman, and Everett Sanders. It references The Riffian warfare, Gondola, and Hosea ville. A fragment ends with an incomplete item.
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Radio Program Listings Across U S Time Zones
A dense schedule lists stations in Central Mountain Pacific regions with times for WCCO WEAF WDAF WHB WHO WOC and others. Programs include musical hours organ recitals orchestras and nights hawk frolics with multiple city lineups from Minneapolis to Portland and Seattle.
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Minneapolis-St. Paul
WEAF
Eddie Dunstedter
WDAF
Kansas City
WHO
Des Moines
P.m
Little Symphony
Fort Des Moines
WOC
Davenport
Iowa
Kept
Los Angeles
Nick Harris
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Orange
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Seattle
KFWB
Hollywood
Cal
Rainbo
KGO
Oakland
Stanislas Bem
National Broadcasting Company
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Portland
Ore
KHJ
KPO
San Francisco
States Restaurant Orchestra
Rudy Seiger
Fairmont Hotel
Atwater Kent
Orange Network
Uncertain Day in Astrology Brings Wealth and Love Promises
Horoscope for Wednesday July 13 1927 warns of unfavorable aspects and deception in financial matters with predicted heavy losses for banks and big firms. It foresees scandals involving prominent figures in coming months, suggests a lucky trend for lovers and weddings, and notes potential benefits to music and the arts.
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United States
McClure News- Paper
Cleansing Spring Diet Plan Aims for Short Fruit Fast
A health column urges a spring fruit fast to clear winter impurities. It outlines a one week menu with daily meals featuring grapefruit juice Melba toast apples and various meats and vegetables, plus practical notes on water intake and repetition for several weeks. Dr McCoy offers personal questions via the Standard with a return envelope.
Test of a grocery job boy and family habits
A ten year old named Overwhelmed Johnny seeks a summer grocery job. The grocer tests him with a million dollar question, while another brief exchange notes the seriousness required. A husband with no bad habits is described, and a friend asks about smoking, answered with moderation and a rare cigar after meals.
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Johnny
Religion fortifies the spirit in Hibben lecture
Dr. John Grier Hibben of Princeton, born Peoria 1861, outlines religion's essential function as strengthening the inner spirit of man. He argues reality is found within, with religion organizing ideas inherited or learned, guiding human desires and actions toward the supreme manifestation in God.
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Princeton University
Peoria
Til
Hibben
American Philosophical Society
Legion of Honor
God
Not Worth It Divorce Fee Dispute
In a terse exchange, a judge offers a divorce for three dollars, John questions the fee, and the judge notes there is little difference between the two women involved. The dialogue highlights a humorous, cynical take on domestic court matters.
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