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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1923
Page
2
A hospital ward article urges readers to visit wards to feel tenderness and sympathy for others. It argues health is a gift best appreciated during illness and highlights medical skill bringing hope, joy, and brighter lives to grateful patients. If strong and discontented, observe those who endure and still smile toward tomorrow.
Geneva report says Ireland's independent program for the League of Nations will accompany its bid for member status. Michael MacWhite notes Dublin seeks economic development through European reparations solution and international cooperation, with talks on sending a minister to Washington.
The 6-year-old Monica Foster was found in shrubbery near Cobalt Ontario yesterday. Provincial police and townspeople hunted for the killer after she was last seen Tuesday evening. A temple wound suggested a stone strike. the neck and throat were cut and the body mutilated.
Scientists from the University of Arizona and Colorado State Museum trace Hopi village beams to about 1620. Borings in sacred timbers reveal they were cut when Spanish missions were first built, with later Hopi revolt around 1680 tearing them down. Carved beams attributed to Spaniards noted by researchers.
In Belgrade Serbia students especially in higher schools show strong anti alcohol sentiment with demonstrations planned for summer. An estimated 80 percent of Serbian students are total sustainers while the government views the movement favorably.
Peter Hanson failed to appear in district court yesterday morning in his $20 000 damage suit against St Ann s Hospital Doctors A J Willets and John H Noonan. Judge Winston ordered dismissal and assessed costs to Hanson. The action, begun February, claimed a left leg fracture from two smelter accidents left leg weak and deformed after improper setting. Hanson had received state accident board compensation and later worked at St Ann s Hospital and elsewhere.
Hoot Gibson stars in the Universal picture Shootin for Love at the Imperial theater. A WWI veteran returns with shell shock ignored by others, then descends into visions of battle. The film follows his struggle to overcome the stigma of cowardice and reclaim his life. Edward Sedgwick directed with Raymond L. Schrock and Albert G. Kenvon involved in story and scenario.
Anaconda Country club members split into two squads led by Art Rolfe and Masten for 18 hole match play at the links Sunday. Losers provide dinner as the prize. handicaps considered. cards due at the pro shop.
A number of visitors attended sessions of the Baptist Vacation Bible School in Anaconda and voiced high approval. Rev. J S Park, supervising the school, was commended for making Bible study engaging for local boys and girls. Montana state supervisor Rev. C H Burrill praised the program and plans to send samples to national headquarters for exhibit. a confirming photo may be distributed nationwide.
Charles W. Hamley, memory expert and Yakima tribe member, will lecture at the Hall of Theosophy in the Standard building on Saturday evening. The Anaconda debut will show trained memory capabilities. Hamley rose from school failure to expert, served in the American Expeditionary Forces, memorizing and transporting vital military information, and was twice wounded while eluding enemies.
Dorothy Phillips stars in The White Frontier directed by Allen Holubar at the Bluebird theater for two days beginning tonight. The Canadian woods drama centers on a woman robbed of her name, her flight to snow covered forests, and her reinstatement by the man who had slandered her to gain a legal post.
A brief pursuit ended with the arrest of George Boyle on East Fifth Street at 8 PM. Federal agents and city officers seized 19 gallons of moonshine and Boyle posted 150 dollars bail at the station. Boyle has prior bootlegging arrests reported by Federal Dry Enforcement Agent Osborne.
Freddie Dollinger, riding a kiddie car, was nearly crushed when a team of frightened horses ran over him yesterday. By luck he suffered only minor bruises after onlookers rushed him home for examination by Dr. McKenzie. Drayman Hart warned nearby children to keep away, but the horses bolted near him, causing a sprained hand as he halted the team.
Mrs. Edward Heyer and her two children, a daughter and Glenn, from Milwaukee, Wis., are visiting Mrs. Heyer’s sister, Mrs. H. A. Schultz, at 605 Main Street.
Wallace Odel, publisher of the Tarrytown Daily News, was elected president of the National Editorial Association at the convention in Saratoga Springs New York. Arkansas and Oklahoma were chosen for next year’s tour convention with business sessions in Arkansas. The executive committee includes George Moss of Whitefish.
George F and James Brooks of Haemi ton are visiting Anaconda. The brothers travel to the city for an informal tour and local sightseeing, posing for photos and meeting residents during their stay.
The United States main stage will depart Drummond for Helmville and Ovando as soon as 41 and No. 4 arrive, with service noted to operate daily except Sunday.
Yeomen of Anaconda present an entertainment program in Anaconda as supreme lecturer Alex Anderson visits. He speaks at Carpenters Hall at 8 15 PM on Conservation of Child Life, delivering a forceful address and engaging entertainment. The evening ends with dancing, inviting lodge members and the public, with State Manager John D Tewksbury accompanying Anderson.
The article notes German scientists debate lightning heat after storms show melted metal tips on lightning rods. Platinum tips melted, with platinum melting points stated around 1700 to 1800 C, implying higher heat. An iridium tip was also melted, with a claimed melting point near 2000 C.
Report from Melbourne describes a striking discovery of diamonds rubies sapphires and turquoise near Wyangala about 25 miles from Cowra and close to Mount Mc Donald mines. Experts review deem the stones genuine with diamonds in blue pug clay similar to South African deposits.
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