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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1927
Page
4
The text argues for equal natural rights in mating and marriage, notes women's party activists visiting Rapid City, and questions extending sexual equality through vesting the right of amatory pursuit in women as well as men. It presents a provocative view on sex democracy and social equality.
The article declares Jack Dempsey’s comeback as a top heavyweight and outlines anticipation for a rematch with Gene Tunney. It praises his recent performance against Sharkey, noting power, speed, and aggressiveness, while comparing his form to his prime.
At an Oakland federation convention, business and professional women discussed bachelors reluctance to marry. Speakers blamed finances and fear of obligations, noting romance, timing, and missed connections as causes, and argued for equal rights in proposing.
The Los Angeles airship, once touted to prove commercial dirigible travel, has dwindling long distance flights amid high costs at Lakehurst. From 1926 to 1927 it logged 38,000 miles in 644 hours of training flights, with about 20 officers trained to date and yearly averages around 12. The navy limits longer cruises due to risk, dampening its demonstration prospects.
An editorial denounces flogging of a schoolteacher and likens it to lynching. It argues courts must punish criminals, condemns direct action, and praises gradual progress in Alabama while noting occasional sharp rebukes from figures like Senator Heflin.
The passage notes frequent times when people prefer indirect communication through others and defines a modern Jack of all trades as one who has worked at many things. It comments on McAdoo trying to blame riots on Governor Smith and mentions Mussolini's concern with personal gain versus Europe’s salvation. Ohio shows no noted presidential candidates or pennant contenders. The Geneva conference is said to seek peace via numerous preventions.
The page lists answers for questions on page three. Noted names include John L. Lewis of the United Mine Workers of America described as conservative. Other answers mention Edouard Herriot and topics related to Incas The Forum Jefferson and Proverbs chapter 22.
Central Time stations list WCCO Minneapolis WEAF dinner concert 8 10 Emmet Long dance orchestra WHB Kansas City talk WHO Des Moines orchestra artists Philbreck's orchestra WOC Davenport musical WEAF program Mountain KOA Denver feature 8:15 special features.
Listings from KFI KFWB KGO KGW KMO KFOA KHQ KHJ and KPO show times for orchestras, dinners and concerts. Programs run chiefly 6 to 11 pm with bands, news, and NBC network features.
A compact verse tribute to Riley's nostalgic homecoming theme. The speaker imagines welcoming a beloved figure with tender memories from childhood, describing sensory details and emotional relief as the arrival renews a long cherished embrace. The poem rests on intimate, lyrical imagery.
London astrologers predict a day of conflicting forces affecting plans especially in business and social life. Romance and engagements look favorable with intense intellectual activity noted while cautious steps are advised for grand ventures and medical fields.
Butte, Anaconda and Great Falls teams prepare for August 1 field day contests at Columbia Gardens. The event traces Montana first aid contest history from 1913 to present, highlighting training, awards, and the Hob bins trophy.
Prevent dandruff by regular scalp cleaning rather than ointments. Wash hair at least three times weekly, preferably daily for weeks, using warm water and plain soap. Massage scalp, rinse, then oil roots with cocoanut oil to restore natural oil. Dr McCoy offers personal health guidance via The Standard.
A city visitor prompts a simple fishing tale where a native explains his apple bait while the punchline reveals the worm hidden inside. The encounter highlights rural simplicity and quiet humor in a small town setting.
Reports note Switzerland reaching a population of 4 million while Hungary faces a labor turnaround with many idle men returning to work. Canada sees a surge as more buildings were started in the first four months of this year than in the prior seven years combined.
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