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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1924
Page
4
The notice presents subscription prices for The Anaconda Standard. It lists monthly and multi month options with amounts shown in dollars, covering United States and Canada and foreign countries. Details include one, three, six, and twelve month periods with varying rates.
The piece weighs speculative visions of Hughes becoming president through a deadlocked congress and the constitutional questions involved. It notes the potential cabinet resignation issue, the role of the succession act, and the need for a functioning government, while urging wise civic education. It also warns against reckless driving and notes New York state raises learner permit time from ten to thirty days with a licensed supervisor.
The passage criticizes the new immigration law as flawed and difficult to apply. It notes reduced annual intake from prewar levels, disputed cases and evolving interpretations, Japanese and Chinese exclusion nuances, and the problem of naturalized citizens bringing wives, which creates complex paperwork and questions of nationality.
Radio advances push sports coverage worldwide as horse racing and baseball gain live broadcasts. Epinard leads the first historic broadcast with foreign and domestic contenders, amid broader reflections on radio’s future.
The National Automobile Chamber of Commerce reports 430 motor fatalities in May, bringing May’s total to 1 773 for the year through five months. Only nineteen cities, including Butte, reported no May fatalities. The group notes 36 percent of May deaths were children and urges playgrounds, safe crossing education, and restricted play streets to reduce accidents.
A narrator recalls the Flood with Noah directing the ark construction under rain while animals quarrel and wait aboard the racetrack turned timber yard. The tale blends comic mischance with biblical imagery as boats form and the rising waters threaten all. The narrator hints at further episodes detailing the voyage and animal assignments.
A column argues schooling alone cannot form character and moral training must start at home. It cites modern college catalogs as evidence of thorough study yet warns that liberal education without principles is hollow. The piece references the Chicago boy murders and Huxley to stress parental responsibility in shaping standards. It calls out overreliance on learning without virtue.
Old Mother Nature notes happy Jack Squirrel and Mrs Happy Jack move to a maple tree by Farmer Browns house. The forest residents gossip as Chatterer envies their secret home and Shadow the sea eel learns news never shared. Sammy Jay teases Chatterer about his envy while praising Happy Jacks common sense.
The tale describes Happy Jack and Mrs Happy Jack settling into a new home with their son enjoying a snug bed. Mrs Happy Jack spends much time indoors, emerging only for meals and brief exercise, while a hinted secret remains. A following story about Farmer Brown's boy is introduced.
Astrologers call Wednesday July 23 1924 very unlucky with Saturn and the sun in harsh aspect. Venus brings a calmer afternoon but caution is urged in major choices and actions. Labor tensions loom nationwide as women warn of deaths among celebrities. Political figures face threats and business in cities hints at shifts. A sun eclipse July 31 foreshadows upheaval.
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