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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1924
Page
4
The prince prefers being a gentleman to aristocratic privilege and asks hosts to keep children from rough play and avoid mis-treating him. He values common sense, restraint, and behaving with dignity, regardless of his prince status.
The piece extols Labor Day as a youthful yet enduring American holiday honoring the nation’s workers and their role in prosperity. It cites Roosevelt on idleness, emphasizes diverse honest work, and frames the day as a festive rest and recognition of labor’s nobility.
A British consul in New York outlines court etiquette for visiting the Prince of Wales. He warns against bowing too low, misaddressing him, and stresses formal attire for evening calls while noting the prince may cut visits to hurry to his Alberta ranch for hunting season.
The piece traces September campaign dynamics with Mr. Davis launching a 64 day tour to win labor votes despite AFL support for La Follette. It notes Davis backing labor rights, Coolidge unlikely to speak, Dawes shouldering GOP attack, and La Follette’s dubious Solid South bid, with strategic Georgia focus and Iowa Nebraska hopes.
The piece rails against Republican radicals and the era's politics. It mocks John W. Davis and the Klan controversy, notes the 68th Congress demands new pretenders and fools, questions re election chances, and hints at looming conflict as November 4 approaches.
Jimmy Skunk digs under a flat stone on a sunny bank and pulls out white objects. Peter Rabbit discovers they are eggs, counts fourteen, and learns the tale of Mrs Blacksnake laying them. Jimmy reveals ownership and underscores the value of asking questions.
Jimmy reveals he already knew where the eggs were after a short exchange with Peter. Peter asks what comes next, and Jimmy replies he plans to have a feast and invites him to join. The scene centers on a simple moral mischief and a character interaction.
The stars align for advertising and personal publicity with Mercury the sun and Jupiter in benevolent aspect. Politicians should seek support from high places while conservative forces gain momentum and beginnings in business or vocation are favored.
Florence Davies reflects on Labor Day as a national feast honoring workers and the value of labor. She argues labor is the foundation of prosperity and life, urging readers to honor both their own and others’ work and to recognize the day’s purpose beyond parade participation.
The passage celebrates workers and their dedication as central to personal fulfillment and advancement. It emphasizes work as both joyful reward and path to progress of heart and mind, calling the day a shared recognition for all who value labor.
Shanghai reports say Old Mother Diao the feared Shantung bandit was executed at Sechonfu. She underwent the ling che torture, a slicing process, after leading hundreds of outlaws to terrorize villages. Sixty victims perished including villagers and livestock during a such attack.
In Karagatch Bulgaria a peasant plowing near the village uncovered a marble tomb containing a bronze armor suit, shield, sword, spear and an exquisite vase. Experts dating to the pre Alexandrine period suggest a Hellenic Black Sea colony dweller. Helmet bears Apollo and Athena motifs and Zeus on an ear piece. Cremation appears to have been practiced for the knight.
Scraps note railways abandoned in the country over eight years total 3500 miles. It also mentions a French ice cream peddler carrying freezers on a motorcycle sidecar and says after the McKenna tariff repeal in Endinhata Aug. 1 American watchmakers have reduced prices by 20 to 25 percent.
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