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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1923
Page
2
D. W. Wood of New Orleans claims a home korex tablet treatment restored vigor to youth. He says it improved his health to resemble age 35 and 25. The ad touts a 24 to 36 hour effect and a money back guarantee with a $2 trial offer through Melton Laboratories.
The article notes preparations for the president’s visit with thousands of children to greet him. Public spirited citizens assist in arrangements, stressing the event as nonpartisan. Gov. Dixon confirms arrival June 29 to welcome the president, with a busy schedule for organizers the rest of the week.
President Harding visits the Kansas State Fair grounds to hail farm aid progress. He cites updated farm product values for 1922, new credit measures, tariffs, and the Agricultural Credit Act of 1923 as steps to stabilize prices and finance.
The Coal Commission outlines wage findings for anthracite workers showing earnings from 300 to 4000 dollars annually based on days worked and pay rate. Most workers are expected to earn around 1700 to 1800 dollars for about 270 working days yearly. The panel also anticipates debates over unmined coal value, with estimates ranging from 10 cents to 2 40 dollars per ton, affecting production-cost assessments.
Historian Dr. Max Kemmerich foresees radical elements producing a Cromwell or Napoleon to restore order and establish a new monarchy based on a British model. He predicts a revolution through 1940, a Russian czar, a future Hohenzollern on the throne yet to be executed, and Germany becoming a world power while France declines.
The Associated Press reports President Harding arrives in Denver by a special train. He and Mrs. Harding will attend morning services, visit Fitzsimmons hospital, and tour mountain parks. Monday includes a parade at noon and a speech at the municipal auditorium, then the trip continues to Cheyenne.
The Chequamegon Cafe offers a special dinner in the upstairs dining room from 12:30 to 8:30, price one dollar. The note invites guests to share their excellent dining experience with friends. Also mentions cozy reading at the P. O. News Stand on stormy days.
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