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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1926
Page
4
The Anaconda Standard debates the fate of offspring born from evolutionary experiments. It envisions generations remaining in Africa for now, facing social scrutiny from statesmen, psychoanalysts, and groups like the Ku Klux Klan. The piece contemplates political, spiritual, and societal reactions to such beings.
A sensational account claims a plot against Mustafa Kemal Ataturk involves red extremists, officers, and rivals seeking to topple his reform program in Angora. The opposite camp argues the conspiracy is imaginary while key counselors face arrest and possible execution amid heightened security.
An editorial fragment questions a purported plan by Russia and French scientists to hybridize humans with monkeys at Kindia in French West Africa. It cites Prof Elie Ivanoff and Dr F G Cruikshank, noting artificial fertilization and cross-species experiments with orangutans chimps and gorillas. The piece invites caution on the future implications.
An Associated Press report details Damascus under months of French bombardment on the Druse quarters, with $6 million in destruction and a city one third ruined and two thirds lifeless. While atrocities by mercenaries are alleged, no direct charges against French troops are made as fears of wider massacres grow if French forces withdraw. The piece ends with a plea asking where the League of Nations stands.
The Star Spangled Banner colors face a proposed fade proof change by the bureau of standards and the fine arts commission. Protests surge from patriotic societies who deem altering the flag unthinkable after 150 years. Congress and the president would be needed for action, making any change unlikely.
In a jungle encounter Peter meets a small humorous beast and a bold Elephant named Chaema. The scene features a startled Hyena like moment as Peter forges an unlikely friendship with a tiny creature and the Elephant while danger suddenly shifts.
William L. Atelson Mellon of Pittsburgh is elected chairman of the Pennsylvania Republican State Committee, a result noted as nationally significant. He is a nephew of Secretary of the Treasury Andrew Mellon, with W. Harry Baker serving as secretary after a prior agreement. Mellon’s background spans banking, street railways, and other financial interests.
Daily broadcast listings across multiple stations in Hastings Nebraska Omaha Nebraska Colorado Springs and Hollywood California outline musical programs classical solos orchestras and popular hours. Featured performers include Elizabeth Hamlin Mrs John Speed Tucker Mrs H S Seldom ridge and Dean E D Hale with the Falcon's Jackie Lucas soloist hour.
The reading cites Venus influences boosting artistic pursuits and international connections for women led groups and organizations. It predicts heightened theater and amusement activity benefiting producers, with wives and mothers urged to elevate roles for industrial and global peace. A brief note warns some may be cautious about change.
A collection of light anecdotes and jokes including a hungry five year old asking if God knows everything, an Irish farmer scaring a ghost, a suitor failing to propose to Samantha, and a holiday off for an employee. The column blends humor with quirky observations and a short astrology note, reflecting the era’s playful tone.
A controversial essay contrasts religious fundamentalists with atheists, framing both as rigid dogmas. It credits Galileo and scientific progress for reshaping views of God and the universe, while urging openness to evolving understanding and warning that closed minds will be swept aside.
A fragmentary tale shows Jill using indirect methods to curb Jack’s sharp memory and criticism. Her plan, sparked by dialogue on constructive critique, leads to calmer exchanges and hints at rebuilding trust while avoiding direct confrontation. The piece blends advice on criticism with a domestic vignette.
A reflective prose fragment praises Christina Rossetti as a supreme poet. It includes snippets of Rossetti poems and lines about memory, endurance, and art's resilience, with musings on war, captivity, and the power of verse to outlast suffering. The piece cites copyrights from 1936 and 1926.
Rob Rey and Prudence Prim, White House prize members, and Tad the cartoonist note Coolidge dogs dislike stepping onto the gangplank to President William Howard Taft's yacht Mayflower. The dogs resist the Potomac voyage while others eagerly explore the river.
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