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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1927
Page
20
In Butte the Daily and Sunday Standard dominates as the leading carrier. The entry mentions Anarounds Boreman and Phi llion in connection with the publication.
The text urges renewed devotion to the flag on Flag Day, marking the 150th Espee anniversary, linking patriotism to national ideals, law, peace, and civic duty. It references wartime sacrifice, education, and the home as civilization’s base, then shifts to Lindbergh's transatlantic flight shaping aviation interest and American aviation export potential.
The piece traces June as the traditional month for marriage from ancient Rome through the Middle Ages, noting beliefs about omens on the road to church and weddings. It contrasts favorable omens such as encountering a wolf or spider with negative signs like monks or dogs, and mentions the groom’s attire as a source of fault in earlier ceremonies.
The American Museum of Natural History announces major summer plans including 1927 expeditions to the Blue Nile South Sea Islands subtropical Africa New Mexico Arizona Nevada Venezuela Basin's Bay and more. Led by expert vertebrate paleontologist Dr Barnum Br paleo the team aims to add valuable specimens as science keeps its summer pace.
Dr McCoy explains that protein foods digest poorly with starches and advises simple meals. He recommends masticating meat, separating meat from starches, and pairing with greens such as spinach and asparagus. Suggested portions and sample meals illustrate one-protein-per-meal guidance.
The piece laments haste and noise of street life while praising quiet, pure love. A speaker contrasts tumult and a mother’s memory with a vision of June night joy. Emotional imagery blends dawn robin, fragrance, and a calm, sacred trust in love. The voice venerates beauty beyond conflict.
Radio listings show Central Pacific Mountain and Eastern stations from WEAF to KPO with hour long to two hour programs. Highlights include Christenson's orchestra, Nighthawk frolic, Orange Network, and Hits and Bits from the National Broadcasting company, with broadcasts from San Francisco studios and various regional outfits.
Harris Dickson narrates the Mississippi flood through the lens of black resilience and humor, detailing rescues, barge breakthroughs, and the paradox of dignity amid peril. Black helpers are praised for courage, while scenes of hardship, faith, and survival illuminate a volatile evacuation in Vicksburg and surrounding delta counties.
Venus brings a benefic day with an opposing undercurrent. Lovers may see many engagements and enduring romance later in the summer, though quarrels loom. Women may find success in club theater work. dramatists and entertainers gain luck. The forecast notes global famine warnings and happiness for birthdate relatives this year.
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