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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1927
Page
4
The Anaconda Standard notes a growing trend of carrying money without wallets. Pocket money use increases as rubber bands and deep vest pockets replace wallets, alarming wallet manufacturers. The piece hints at future currency handling challenges in a light, humorous tone.
Detroit promotes itself to the Republican National Committee for the 1928 convention promising central location ample hotels 12 000 seat auditorium a 250000 cash fund for expenses and favorable climate near Ontario. The piece notes near certainty of Coolidge renomination by acclamation and a short three day schedule with delegates able to explore local industries over the weekend.
Treasury plans to shrink paper money by one and one third inches in length and three quarters of an inch in width to save 2,000,000 annually in manufacturing costs. First to change are one dollar notes, with larger denominations phased in after 1928. The move prompts worry about practicality and consumer impact amid a presidential year.
Two summer expeditions to Greenland will operate on opposite coasts. Dr William H Hobbs of the University of Michigan leads eastern coast research, while Dr Constantin Dumbrava directs western coast studies under European societies. Each will communicate by radio, with Dumbrava aiming to dynamite ice barriers, establish a weather bureau, and warn shipping. Hobbs focuses on pure science, studying Arctic phenomena for eventual practical benefits.
Charles S. Muffly longtime Broadwater County state senator whose career spanned Montana Territory and statehood. A lawyer and mine operator, Muffly was known for public service and support of business and industry. His obituary notes his ideal citizenship and lasting influence on Montana progress.
Radio program schedule across Central Mountain and Pacific zones. Listings include WEAF WCCO KOA KFT KPOS KGW KGO KMO KFOA KHO KJ and more with times from 6 to 12 p.m. and syndicated orchestral and musical features. Orange Network broadcasts direct from NBC studios in San Francisco via KGO KGW KOMO KFOA.
Friday June 3 1927 astrology predicts great enterprises and expansion with strong luck for women in love and finances. Engagements may lead to marriage prosperity and long life in early hours. Start of new ventures favored especially in lands travel widely noted with potential markets abroad.
Practical guidance argues that almost all disease stems from a poisoned blood stream and promotes soaking injured hands or feet in hot water to prevent septicemia. The article urges immediate use of moist heat, repeated sessions, and cautious antiseptic use to hasten healing and avert fatalities.
Loneliness dominates the letters received as readers seek connection in marriage and freedom. Many confide that even joyful unions fail to fill the inner emptiness, while others flee unhappy marriages and chase new partners. A reader ends with fear of loneliness despite desiring a partner.
A reader asks if happiness lies with women or accepting later invitations from men after an unhappy experience. Advice urges openness to both genders, caution in rushing to remarry, and to cherish wildflowers for wedding decor. The column blends sentimental tones with literary references from Edmund Waller to celebrate simple joys.
A new cavalry recruit Murphy faced a balky horse in his troop. The sergeant asks if Murphy had orders to dismount and Murphy replies no, prompting the sergeant to dismount and ask again. A Florida subscriber thanks the paper for a lost watch notice that helped recover a treasured item.
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