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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1924
Page
4
The Anaconda Standard notes McAdoo supporters among women delegates who vow to continue backing McAdoo until a distant tropical place is turned into a cold storage plant. They attend sessions, revel on the last night, wearing gowns and showing cordial spirit despite past feuds.
A Wisconsin law restricting barbers to masculine patrons prompts outcry that if women gain equal rights they must also be free to use barber shops. The Milwaukee Sentinel questions the statute as anti equal rights, urging Senator La Follette to demand repeal and even consider state control of barber shops.
After returning home, ratification delegates explain the New York convention to locals. Many praise women delegates for resolve while some men question their influence. Women showed unwavering loyalty to their chosen candidates, resisting deals until options were exhausted.
Arthur W. Cutten, a noted grain speculator, warns against corn trading and warns his son to stay away. He notes only about 10 percent survive in grain while the rest go broke, yet he says the traffic of novices sustains brokers and markets through commissions and hedging. The piece implies ongoing speculation continues despite warning.
The piece notes Dr. Miethe’s claim to transmute mercury into gold, stressing it is purely scientific with no immediate economic value. He calculates that $2,000,000 worth of electric current would produce a tiny amount of gold, undermining any near term gold price impact.
In a solemn voyage aftermath, the turtle narrates Noah's Ark days. Ham's mischief, elephants' trouble, and dwindling food spark chaos aboard. A floating tree bears a drowning slave, Eber, who somehow shows signs of life as the narrator rushes to alert Noah.
Daily forecast notes benefic sun influence but warns of uncertainty and adverse Mars Neptune aspects. Mentions Coolidge likely to benefit, open minded electorate, and cautions on travel restrictions and summer illness. Includes a quirky fringe note about twins joined to a Filipino magnate touring the world.
In a Burgeon tale from 1934 Farmer Brown's Boy ponders why Mrs Happy Jack Squirrel moved her four babies from a maple tree. A broken hollow branch reveals the nest failed in a wind storm, prompting the timely relocation by the squirrel matriarch.
A speculative piece arguing for mother led moral censorship of movies over state or federal controls. It proposes teachers assist but notes parental reluctance and busy adults hinder enforcement, asserting that the ultimate censor remains the child's mother despite any other authority.
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