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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1925
Page
4
The Daily and Sunday Standard lists postal delivery areas Anaconda Deer Lodge Dillon and Philipsburg. Subscription rates appear for United States and Canada with options for one six or twelve months and mail within the year. Address correspondence to the Standard Publishing in New York Butte Montana.
The piece muses on April’s unreliability and spring’s arrival while noting maple syrup season in the East. It then compares literary references to April, May, and June, and shifts to Japan's fading exports as China, India, and Russia temper demand, with Japan realizing its promised boom may not materialize.
A Brooklyn Eagle correspondent in Tokio reports Japan’s postwar commerce and industry suffer hard times. Despite early optimism over a Soviet treaty and a flood of yen, the expected economic boom has not arrived as markets tighten and competition returns, worsened by the earthquake and ongoing economic strain.
General Mitchell’s claim that airplanes outrun battleship defenses gains support after Pacific tests. Eight planes towed targets at 6000 feet while 11 dreadnoughts and 44 anti aircraft guns fired 880 rounds with no hits. Gallant shots only nearly hit the towing planes. experts call air power the true defense.
The April labor picture shows little suspension of work in the United States and generally peaceful negotiations in building trades. Europe faces sharper unrest with 140,000 Italian metal workers on strike, potential Swedish lockout, and unsettled conditions in Britain and France. The piece notes April’s poor example for youth and mocks London society scandals.
Ruth von Phul, the daily crossword puzzle champion, completes the latest puzzle in a time noted as bogey wine minutes. The brief highlights the achievement without additional details.
Puzzle notes by Rev Frank Duryer Deats list scattered clues and garbled phrases across themes including geography religion and anatomy. It reads like an OCR damaged word puzzle with references to coats of arms and antiquated terms, lacking coherent narrative.
Radio Digest lists stations with varied schedules including WSB Atlanta WREI Boston WOR New York WGN Chicago WKY Chicago and many others offering concerts orchestras bands piano and vocal performances. Highlights include evening concerts at 6 to 10 pm and daytime talk and lecture segments plus special features like a Hawaii artist program and a health talk segment.
The piece notes William H. Beck retained as secretary to Frank J. Kello secretary of state, keeping a trusted aide who knows state secrets from prior Paris Peace, naval and postwar conferences. It also mentions Molland’s Queen honored and the university’s 300th anniversary celebration with an honorary degree and tulips for women students.
The program lists a dramatic critic at 6:15 and a lecture at 6:30 with a 7:30 curtain. Performers include a soprano and a pianist under Louis Post Dispaten, with additional notes on the dispersal of tickets and seating.
The column predicts Saturn influence bringing political advancement for some and strong shifts in government power. It notes prosperity for industry and agriculture with potential storms this summer. Lawyers, publishers, and Aries children are highlighted for opportunities and good fortune in coming months.
A sentence fragment set contrasts a retiring room remark from Cleveland Times Commercial with jokes about vice presidents. It notes kids, city seating for schoolchildren, and spacious baseball parks in American cities as observed in Detroit-press style.
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