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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1926
Page
18
A survey of public concerns covers candy safety and youth consumption, electoral forecasts, the Roosevelt bid for Congress, eyesight in schools, traffic safety, and forested Northwest skepticism. Mentions 1920 candy census, Eyesight Conservation Council, and France politics.
The article traces Admiral Hughes’s rise from midshipman in 1890 through World War I service, noting commands on the Montery and Dex Moines, roles at Vera Cruz and in the North Sea, and his leadership positions at Navy Yards in Philadelphia and Bremerton, with mention of advancing to rear admiral and staff duties.
The article argues France cannot balance its budget or settle its 16 billion dollar gold franc debt while Germany advances under the Dawes plan. It claims French ministries fail under parliamentary veto, echoing calls for outside-imposed reform and a potential dictatorship to enforce adjustments.
At a recent Atlantic City convention, the National Confectionery Salesmen's association unveiled a plan for a nationwide $1,000,000 campaign to promote candy consumption as a means to improve health and happiness. The move aims to encourage widespread candy sales through public messaging and promotional efforts.
An elderly police inspector bursts into a noisy provincial school as a scene unfolds with a talking cat and a boy named Jimmie. A Western town shopkeeper Uncle Joe runs a cash based parlor while customers face strict payment terms and a tense banker’s corner agreement.
In Helena on July 21 the stacy treasurer's office announced that on August 1 it will pay all registered general fund warrants registered on or before September 30, 1925, totaling $180,000 and held by the public. The notice references the cestendial celebration and a display of industrial craft.
Senator from Trecent urges immediate tariff reductions to aid farmers and curb monopolies. Federal board proposed to supervise marketing, manage surplus, and improve cross-year distribution. Calls for unified action across regions to overcome partisan divides and unite agricultural South and West.
Friendly planetary aspects dominate this day affecting meat activities and leadership. Professors and teachers should stay active while military interest rises. China faces political trouble and eclipse effects. American women trend toward domestic focus and scientific homemaking in education.
A fragmented passage discusses ideal gifts for a future woman, emphasizing health, strength, clear mind, readiness for tasks, tenderness, sympathy, and unselfishness as foundations of happiness. It contrasts material wealth with resourcefulness and self belief as valued traits.
A mixed excerpt highlights Andrew Lang’s poem Lost Love alongside notes on the Camp Fire movement shaping today’s girl of tomorrow. It contrasts timeless longing with calls for character, imagination, and civic duty in shaping women and citizens of the future.
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