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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1924
Page
4
The Anaconda Standard notes national policy debates on Muscle Shoals nitrate production to end reliance on Chilean supplies. It cites Ford arguing petty larceny wars will fade, and stresses the need to prevent great wars by building invincible national power, tying to munitions and war capability.
Western Montana offers nature’s grandeur to campers and hikers as Camp Tahepia Wohelo of Camp Fire Girls rises beside Brown’s lake. Butte youths gain outdoors education under capable leaders, mirroring Boy Scouts camp for girls’ first mountain wilderness experience this summer.
Henry Ward recalls a severe sting by the presidential bee a year ago and heals. Ford now champions mechanics over politics and foresees rapid aviation growth, with airplanes to be mass produced once developed, citing Dearborn as a testing ground for aviation theory.
Beginning Friday August first in Williamstown Massachusetts Williams College hosts its fourth annual Institute of Politics chaired by Dr Harry A Garfield. The program features many foreign and domestic experts discussing international affairs and the 1924 presidential campaigns with potential talks by Dawes Coolidge La Follette Bryan Wheeler.
From Dark Harbor Maine Davis readies a speech in Clarksburg West Virginia to accept the Democratic presidential nomination. He aims for dignity and simplicity, not a volcanic attack on Republicans, and will present a personal interpretation of the Democratic platform in a roughly 4000 word address. The piece notes contrasts with Harrison and hints at political calculations.
A Burgess bedtime tale portrays Mrs Happy Jack teaching four young squirrels through play. She worries for their safety while they learn tree dexterity, tail care, and dodging games around a trunk. A motherly lesson underscores tails as vital for survival.
Florence Davies reports on Dr Charles W Kimmins critique of substitutes for mother care. He argues no plan can replace a mother's influence, despite economics driving many to rely on hired help or nannies. External childcare cannot match home-based nurture for a child’s overall development.
The passage contrasts mothers working from home with those in full-time careers. It suggests home-based mothers can attend to children before and after school, while full-time career women must devote energy to work, leaving less for the children.
Astrology notes Mars in a benefic aspect ruling the day with Venus adverse. Men benefit more than women and some will fit under sway. Women push peace plans and public service aims, sparking sensational moves while many nations prep for warfare. Children born will be energetic and fond of am it. Leos likely to win.
The unreadable scraps mention Turkey’s government owning flying machines with few flyable units, plans for more airplanes by next January and a year later. It notes storms, a spool shaped shelter, a rolling dumbbell for home exercise, Winemills water providers in South America, and London society youths taking up dyed cane chair caning as an art form.
In a underwater journey, Dab Dab and Mudface picnic before continuing. The Doctor and companions explore a submerged mountainscape, meeting a relative who guides toward an inland route. They observe drowned lands, rising peaks, and future land above the Flood as they seek food and shelter. The dialogue reflects a whimsical, serialized tale with evolving underwater geography and a democratic Danish king motif.
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