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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1922
Page
4
The piece argues spiritualism is a devilish campaign attracting sorrowing war widows and living souls who contact lost ones. It critiques Dr Massee’s stance as a dangerous, discordant note and accuses him of wielding a malevolent, deceptive influence alongside famed figures like Lodge and Doyle.
The Night Wrangler reports Senator Myers condemning the National Woman's Party for dedicating its Washington headquarters on Sunday. He supports Sabbath observance, cites Democratic and Republican conventions adjourning on Sunday, and urges respect for Christian sentiment and public norms.
Congressman McCormick found a photostatic copy of Gov Isaac Stevens 1853 proclamation establishing civil government in Montana then part of Washington Territory. The document, written at St Marys Stevensville, authorizes organizing a territory and links Stevens to Northwest pioneer history.
The article notes the formal opening of Yellowstone National Park today and describes the vast size and attractions that will accommodate large crowds. It highlights Yellowstone as a pioneer model for national parks and mentions Canada and Argentina forming or expanding parks. It praises parks as refuges for wildlife and as a public laboratory of nature study.
The piece notes growing interest in spiritualism in French science circles sparked by Camille Flammarion’s book. It contrasts Flammarion with Richet, who calls certain manifestations supernormal, while Flammarion doubts immortality and ranks spirits by intellect. It cites Boston pastor Dr. Massee aligning with cautious views.
The article critiques Shaw's denunciation of British society for snubbing a Leeds choral union performance while noting broader political humor. It mentions Wayne B Wheeler and Lasker, the Hague conference, radio broadcast issues, and U S Uncle Sam as Good Samaritan, ending with coal operators and miners tied at 0 to 0.
A London physician arguing from a medical view says worry blocks Europe’s return to normalcy. He warns worry disorganizes mind control, dulls judgment, and drains reason, urging sound mind and body as prevention. The piece ends noting the doctor yields to the next candidate.
Four year old Alzamon Ira Lucas named the principal bones and explained organ functions at the Allied Medical association eleventh annual convention in Atlantic City. His father Dr Alzamon Ira Lucas of New York City touted prenatal sex and vocation determination, calling the boy’s path philosophical and scientific.
A vivid portrait features Queen Victoria of Spain and her large family active in outdoor sport. The piece highlights the queen as a child-friendly, hands-on monarch and notes public publicity efforts in Montana as part of regional settler promotion and state pride.
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