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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1928
Page
4
A University of Indiana expert introduces a whistle that projects its warning forward along the track rather than uniformly in all directions. The device uses a concave sound director to focus sound ahead of the locomotive, accompanying the headlight and extending warning reach beyond normal range.
Radio schedule outlines 11 selections from Mozart to Natoma on NBC Pacific Coast Network from 4 to 5 30 this afternoon. Max Dolin conducts National Concert orchestra with Jean Shanis solo on Concert-Arien. Includes Wind Flowers Lovers in Damascus Arion trio and woodwind ensemble and Passards Aubade.
Washington reports President Coolidge has accepted an invitation to speak to budget officials on June 11 in Washington the eve of the Kansas City convention. Observers debate whether the remarks will stay on budget matters or carry broader party guidance. Analysts note the date may signal a message to Republicans ahead of the quadrennial gathering.
The piece notes a shift from suspicion toward respect and fondness for the United States in Central and South America. It credits U.S. diplomats and the growth of American press influence for changing perceptions, with South American papers adopting U.S. dispatches, comics, and typesetting, shaping a more Americanized news landscape.
The piece ridicules locomotive whistles as piercing and noisy and imagines replacing them with a circus calliope or classical concert. It notes railroad magnates rejected such harmonies as unsuitable to practical rail realities.
Eight miles from Paris in the forest of St. Cloud a memorial to the Lafayette Flying Squadron is completed awaiting dedication on Fourth of July in France. Surviving pilots and families of 67 dead will attend, with 250 to 300 expected guests and French dignitaries taking part.
A caustic wrap of opinion mocks whiskey as snake bite remedy while praising a South American expert. It deflates Hoover candy claims and jokes about time standards and Republican nominating quarrels in New York. The piece blends satire on medical lore and political hot takes in a single column.
Powerfully vivid rundown lists station call letters cities and programs from Milwaukee to Spokane. Highlights include church services orchestras at WTMJ WCCO KSD KVOO KFI KGO KBW KPO and others with times ranging from early afternoon to late evening, featuring soloists biblical dramas and organ concerts.
A Sunday afternoon concert feature praises a composer as one of the most beautiful works a Heaven sent genius ever created. The prose emphasizes artistic brilliance and enduring musical impact.
The NBC Pacific Coast Network airs the Standard Symphony hour tonight from 7:30 to 8:30. The program features The Flight of the Bumble Bee, Rimsky Korsakov. Der Freischutz overture. Colonial Song. Tarantella. Prelude to the Afternoon of a Faun. Callirhoë Ballet Suite. Stations include KHQ Spokane KO MO Seattle KGW Portland KGO Oakland KPO San Francisco.
A brief devotional cites St Luke verses about not judging others while ignoring one’s own faults. It urges self examination before aiding another, highlighting hypocrisy and the need for inner clarity.
Indorsed by Silver Bow County Medical Society the Tularemia article outlines the infectious disease caused by the tularense bacterium. It details transmission from wood ticks and flies to humans, historical discovery in Tulare County California, clinical types, symptoms, diagnosis, treatment, and preventive measures including gloves and disinfection.
Emerson athletes shine at a school track event with Leroy Seymour leading lightweight scoring and D Brown of Harrison claiming high jump and relay wins. Garfield and Webster contributors post top times and heights, while late notes mention London air activity and German hat shipments.
P. P. Barclay traveled from Butte to Anaconda for several hours of business. Mrs. Daisy Ryan of Butte registered at the Montana hotel in Anaconda. Dr. and Mrs. Donald Campbell also visited from Butte. State Fire Marshal A. E. Ecklund spends days in Butte on official business. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Pfiffer enjoy several days in Butte before returning to their Capitol home.
London report confirms General Sir Redvers Buller died in London from yellow jaundice. The obituary notes his fame for relieving Ladysmith during the Boer War. Other brief items mention Mrs. W. H. Trippett traveling from Anaconda to relatives in the East, Col. and Mrs. T. O’Leary returning from San Francisco, and Mrs. W. J. Dawson taking her children to Los Angeles.
James Drummond and Miss Nettie Flood of Anaconda were married at the McDermott hotel in Butte by Justice Larandeau yesterday. Dr. O. Y. Warren of Warm Springs spent yesterday visiting in Anaconda. C. B. Atkins of Butte has moved his family to Anaconda where they will make their home. J. Rafferty the contractor is seriously ill with pneumonia. Marsh Greene will go to Helena tomorrow to take the examination for the signal service of the United States service.
Astrology notes adverse planetary influences with a push toward nature and churchgoing under sunny skies. Ministers and writers may gain from intellectual leadership while broad social tensions and potential bigotry surface. careers face temptations of change and financial caution for those born today.
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