The Standard Publishing Company Mounts Its 1924 Ads
The piece notes Standard Publishing Company and its Butte Anaconda Deer Lodge Dillon Boseman offices. It discusses distribution, pricing, and postal routing, then shifts to a brief statistical note: U.S. population rose to 114,311,000 in 1924, with growth since 1916. It ends by contrasting electric power decentralization with dense urban factory life and hints at garden city concepts.
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Butte
Anaconda
Deer Lodge
Dillon
Boseman
Philipebare
Providence
New Orleans
Des Moines
United States
Military discipline to lead prohibition enforcement reform
Assistant Secretary Andrews announces a new federal prohibition bureau plan to start August 1. The country will be divided into 22 districts with a prohibition enforcement director in each, selecting the 22 best men. Political opposition from some senators and representatives argues the plan reflects higher public disgust with lawmakers who vote dry and drink wet, undermining enforcement.
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Andrews
The
Treasury
Washington
Senate
House of
Congress
Population density climbs in major U S cities since 1916
A survey of 28 cities shows overall growth in urban concentration with Atlantic and Pacific coastal cities leading gains. New York City remains the densest at over 19,000 people per square mile, Manhattan at 103,045, and Newark and Jersey City also high. Boston Philadelphia Chicago San Francisco and Cleveland follow with densities ranging from about 14,000 to 16,000 per square mile.
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Atlantic
Pacific
New York
London
Manhattan
Newark
N. J
Jersey City
Boston
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Cleveland
Restoring the Whipping Post Draws Maryland Backward
An Associated Press report from Frederick Maryland notes the return of corporal punishment for wife beaters with ten lashes using a regulation whip. The piece cites historical abuses and parallels in Florida and North Carolina, arguing such torture demoralizes the punisher and risks repeating brutal eras. Maryland’s action is framed as a step back from modern penal reform.
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Associated Press
Frederick
Maryland
Florida
North Carolina
Rocky Mountain
Nash County
Rocky Mountain Road Commission
Jail for speeders policy gains Cincinnati traffic court praise
An editorials-like summary notes Cincinnati traffic court adopted jailing auto speeders, reporting a drop in cases from 121 to 19 in one week per the Cincinnati Enquirer. The piece argues harsher penalties curb reckless driving, save lives, and improve the city’s reputation while condemning speed maniacs and praising jail as a deterrent.
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Cincinnati
Trafic Court
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Jumper the Hare Tells Peter Rabbit News from Green Forest
Thorton W Burgess piece features Jumper the Hare and Peter Rabbit discussing rumors of a white robin, a white red squirrel, and a white porcupine in the Green Forest. The dialogue focuses on curiosity, belief, and the social dynamics of rumor spreading.
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Peter
Rabbit
Thorton W. Burgess
Oia
Jumper
Jumiper
Green Worket
Green Forest
Green Meadows
Green Fort
Prickly Porky
Porky
Sauce For The Goose By Florence Davies
A humorous column notes changes in marriage vows, citing Bishop Slattery of Massachusetts and the shifting phrasing about obedience and dowry. The piece reflects on how the phrase with all my worldly goods endow has evolved and how old forms fade into practical modern language.
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Slattery
Massachusetts
Underwood to retire from Senate after long service
The article notes Senator Underwood plans not to seek reelection at the end of his term. It recalls his long tenure dating from 1904 with the Senate and highlights his possible retirement ahead of a ministerial appointment and party changes.
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Underwood
Bieho
Vernon Tanawi
Berota
Oh Wei
Roy
Siekento
Govergor Rity
Girminghay
Aleady
Calito
Netaine
Sasha
Sapers
Little stories mixups and travel anecdotes in a column
A sent note from a touring actor son asking his father for five dollars to pay the landlady, followed by a postscript regretful reply. An American traveler on his first Atlantic crossing jokes with a fellow passenger about belonging to the greatest country. A bridge game mishap features a guest misplaying the king and an exasperated host.
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Thave
Dei Slayer
Atlantic
Scopes Trial Spotlight on A Siwian Figure
In Dayton Tennessee during the Scopes anti evolution trial the public eye turns to A Siwian described as a well known man about jungle. The case centers on teaching that the Simian family is related to humans, challenging Tennessee’s law and casting simians as social pretenders.
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A. Siwian
Dayton
Tenn
Scopes
Tennessee
Daily Cross Word Puzzle by Eleanor A Chaffee
Puzzle item with mismatched clues and garbled entries lists many cryptic hints such as One behind another and East Indian seaweed. Contains scattered terms like medicine, decree, and burdened phrases. overall readable but fragmented, suggesting a damaged puzzle page segment with multiple incomplete answers.
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Astor
Bobett
Turkey
Myth Grows Up Around Origin of Scopes Case
Dayton Tennessee July 11 myth surrounds the origin of the Scopes trial with many versions. Superintendent Rappleyea and White discuss the case and arrest warrant for John T Scopes. Newsrooms and editors in Chattanooga Nashville and New York enter the evolving story as publicity spreads.
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Clark Kinnaird
Central Press
Dayton
Tenn
Tendent
New York
American Civil Libres Union
Rappleyea
White
Cnet
John T. Scopes
Rapployen
Rappiere
Mat
Scopes
Tennessee
Sauire
Horoscope for Saturday July 18 1926 warns of romance and social unrest
Astrologers predict a threatening day with Uranus Mars and Venus influencing social order. Young people should avoid new acquaintances as romance rises and divorce trends may grow. Diplomats, India prospects, and public service roles surface in later autumn forecasts.
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Mars
Venus
France
Italy
Jupiter
Capricorn
India
United States
Urfran
McCluren
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