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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1927
Page
4
The Scarsdale village ordinance bans hot dog stands within the corporation limits after complaints of youths overindulgence. The local high school team underperforms, blamed on hot dog consumption, while officials caution against overreaction.
Political chatter centers on Coolidge prospects with Lowden in the ring and murmurs of a third term. Dems show Smith Reed and Ritchie hesitance while McAdoo resists Smith or Reed. Hoosier support and regional talks hint at September meetings for Smith. Hearst backs Reed, aiming at Anti SaloonLeague influence.
In Grahamsville a new beaver colony dammed a highway flooding the road. Town authorities plan a spillway to drain water without harming the beavers. Public opinion and law now protect the animals, reflecting a shift in village life this summer.
The department of agriculture pursues experiments to grow mild tobacco suitable for inexpensive five cent cigars. It notes a revival of nickel cigars but questions quality and flavor. Officials aim to substitute Kentucky tobacco for imports to reduce cost and odor for consumers.
Chicago police announce a public safety push to enforce speeding up all street movement. Pedestrians face strict discipline with up to 100 dollar fines for jaywalking as officers vow to overhaul crosswalk and sidewalk behavior.
Answers list key figures and dates with names including John Philip Sousa Steve Brodie Lord Kitchener and 1914 Italy as the country involved in the quiz. The Washington Post and Stars and Stripes Forever are cited alongside Sousa's band.
Tonight's listings show WCCO Minneapolis schedules with dinner concert at 6 15, multiple musical programs into 10 pm featuring Dick Long's dance orchestra. Omaha's WOW airs programs from 7 pm with literary period and Barham's Rhythm Kings at 10. Davenport WOC offers 9 10 pm programs and 11 12 am music. KOA Denver closes with 8 pm Barcelonians.
KFI Los Angeles schedules include Orange Network at 8 9 pm and midnight frolic after a classical program. KGO Oakland airs National Broadcasting Company at 8 9 10 pm with a concert and band. KGW Portland dinner music 7 pm, NBC 8 10 pm, dance music 10 12 pm. KHJ Los Angeles children's hour 6:30 7:30 pm then varied programs 8 10 pm. KJR Seattle two hour midnight orchestra segment.
The poem praised by Abraham Lincoln and debated by Walter Malone is examined for its lasting impact. Ingalls declares fortune as a force that knocks at every gate and rewards those who pursue it while warning the doubter of inevitable failure. Copyright 1927.
Conflicting planetary influences shape a day of varied outcomes. Pay bills early, monitor banking, and expect profit in newspapers and foreign news. Advertising and personal publicity may rise, while storms at sea and sudden temperature shifts loom. Fires risk in public institutions and forests. endure disruptions for the ambitious.
Dr. Charles J. Prohaska of Temple University urges falling in love during vacations as a healthy, dignified way to reduce monotony and increase enjoyment. He advocates companionship of any sort on holidays.
A 19th or early 20th century style medical note argues warts result from systemic acidosis caused by poor diet and excess sugar and starch. It recommends a short fast followed by a balanced diet, plus local treatments such as glacial acetic acid or electrical methods, claiming cures and potential relief for enlarged tonsils and adenoids.
A minister fumbles through funeral rites while death is linked to a mining shark. Four stockbrokers and a Colorado man exit, as a humorous exchange unfolds about tenants and pets. The dialogue hints at domestic quirks and a dog trained for hat retrieval.
Lewis E Pierson president of the United States Chamber of Commerce argues postal rates are unfair and uneconomic and harm users. He notes government policy uses the postal service for free or below cost services and that deficits do not justify current rates.
Advices from Formosa report a new exceptionally large rat variety damaging sugar plantations by eating young cane. A large sugar company offers bounties of 10 sen per rat killed, with the rats so large and vicious that cats refuse to attack them.
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