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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1923
Page
4
Singers visit the institutions with accompanists and portable pianos. Music calms the infirm, especially psychopath wards, where it acts as an opiate. Men respond more than women, with soft soprano or tenor tunes like Suwannee River soothing troubled minds and memories. The therapeutic value of music is increasingly recognized and used.
The piece argues radicals cannot overtake the Republicans in the Senate and predicts limited legislative impact. It cites La Follette’s strategic listing as a Republican, notes Borah Norris and Johnson as possible rebels, and suggests future Congress will feature rhetoric over achievement with veto risks and weak momentum for radical bills.
A philanthropic effort arising from December Christmas concerts now funds a committee that arranges regular musical entertainments for all municipal hospitals across the five boroughs. Volunteers organize performances, focusing on simple, soothing programs to aid patients and ease medical concerns.
English observers press for a neutral commission to study U S prohibition conditions. Reports from Europe note dry and wet camps differ, while some believe U S ban aims at public drinking patterns and bootlegging. Findings would interest both nations amid disputes over prohibition ideas.
An 11-year-old Philadelphia boy is vindicated after a court ruling declares that a foul ball caught in the bleachers and taken home is not larceny. The piece then shifts to political commentary on President Harding, Ohio prospects, Jimmie Cox, and European leaders, weaving in satire about current events and notable figures.
Raggedy Ann, Raggedy Andy, and Ned Gnome flee from a mean witch atop popcorn clouds. They hide in the deep woods near an ice cream puddle while the witch retrieves her broom. The chase continues as the witch vows to find them.
Raggedy Andy and Ned Gnome outpace a magical flying broom witch who misjudged their hiding spot. The witch slips and falls into a chocolate ice cream puddle as the trio flees through the deep woods seeking safety.
Wheat acreage in France increased by 1 136 000 acres this year compared with last season, signaling expanded cultivation amid evolving agricultural policy and market conditions.
The July 26 1923 horoscope notes women may bear greater public responsibilities and endure a severe test of ability to perform big tasks while men and women may see passable success in professions. It forecasts favorable literary productivity for writers and renewed interest in occult studies, with real estate and mines under a challenging sway.
Fourteen hundred retail merchants from 38 states and Canada are expected to attend the fourth semi annual meeting of the association in Chicago. The event outlines plans for new trade policies and regional commerce initiatives.
In Marion Ohio the Knights Templar commandery plans a July 23 departure for Hollywood California arriving August 3. Sir Knight Warren G Harding will present the traveling beauseant emblem to Hollywood commandery No 56. The world tour has an estimated 50 year span with stops in Chicago Omaha Colorado Springs and Salt Lake City before Hollywood Bowl ceremonies. Deer will sometimes turn on a fox and chase him.
A 49 mile desert railroad from Lund to Cedar City, built in 87 days at 1 049 000 dollars, accompanied Utah reception for President Harding. Ground was secured April 2, right of way and first earth moved as crews rushed to finish before his expected West visit.
A mastodon skeleton fragment was unearthed on a Snake River gold placer claim near Twin Falls Idaho with rapid excavation under way. Bones lie 15 feet beneath sand and 100 feet from the river, raising hope for a complete prehistoric discovery.
In Davis California the College of Agriculture announced a new national wheat yield record. Onas wheat produced 110.4 bushels per acre, equating to 47.6 bags or 6 624 pounds per acre, surpassing the 102 bushels per acre previous mark set by Turkey wheat under irrigation at Fort Collins Colorado in 1918.
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