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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1925
Page
4
The article extols industrial equipment and savings as key to wealth creation and higher living standards. It highlights large savings figures as evidence of sound personal finances and notes Butte and Anaconda showing higher savings deposits than typical cities of their size.
Daily cross word puzzle notes Ruth von Phul as puzzle champion solving in bogey time eight minutes. Clues include abbr Southern state, rework, renewal, theological degree, correct, inhabitants of British Tales, commercial event, Persian governor, small Indian falcon, steamship abbreviation, and Scottish fall.
C G Ewing, president of three mining firms in Philipsburg, announced that the recent disaster that destroyed the big milling plant will not halt progress. Production and development will proceed, with plans to treat high manganese ores and to erect a mill for silver ore from the Bi-Metallic mine, a long time Montana producer. The East-backed investments reflect strong faith in Montana's mineral resources despite the loss.
The piece cites William E. Knox of the American Bankers Association noting savings deposits in the United States totaling about 38,900,000 with annual growth near a billion and a half. It argues thrift widens the gap between living costs and wealth and funds investment in railroads and industry through bank lending.
Premier Baldwin indicated the house of commons will be broadcast by radio to reach the people. Lords will gain microphones and amplifiers to let deaf peers hear the debates. In Tennessee a legislature bans teaching evolutionary theory, aligning with Biblical creation. Governor Peay approves, praising angels over monkeys.
The past few days at Mitchel Field showcased two army fliers, Rose and Bergo, stepping from planes and diving at about 200 mph to study how the human body endures such force. Berge deployed his parachute at 1 200 feet, was jolted by wires, but escaped unharmed. The piece mixes wartime science effort with wartime bravado and political jests about world peace and finances.
Radio Digest lists today's scheduled hearings and performances across stations in Atlanta Boston Chicago Dallas Hollywood and New York. Programs include organ, concert, dance, talk, humor, mandolin sextet and opera ensembles with times ranging from early morning to late night.
The column notes Uranus in a friendly position bringing travel luck and mental work gains for teachers and editors while Jupiter and Mars clash. It warns of business setbacks and domestic strife, foresees a flowering of American literature, occult interest, and unsettled national debates influencing cabinet support and social questions. Immigration from eastern regions is mentioned.
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