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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1925
Page
12
The piece argues that American and European correspondents cherry pick quotes from politicians to fit national narratives, creating a cycle of misunderstanding. It urges politicians to adopt a broader, mutually beneficial view in diplomacy and press reporting to reduce distortions in coverage of armament and conferences.
New Orleans reports the Louisiana court of appeals ruled that if you crank someone else’s automobile you do so at your own risk. Harry Ferkin allegedly helped J. K. Lewis with a crank and the cardholder sued Lewis. The court’s decision reflects the risk assumed by the helper. Arkansas news notes the legislature seeks seven year tax exemptions to attract textile mills, to be decided by a constitutional amendment at the next election.
Detroit visitors Mr and Mrs John Kluth plan to stay in town for the summer. Mrs Noel hosted a Prisons club birthday party for Mrs Richard Blakeley with needlework music and luncheon. Jean Anderson returns to Missoula for university studies. Mabel Davis visits Denver after staying with Mrs John McIntosh. Earl Rowe and children visit Dillon while Richard Matthews hosts a luncheon for Mrs Ben Richards of Twin Bridges. Missionary society at Lowell Avenue M I Church South met for needlework and refreshments. Emerson PTA elected officers led by Mrs J L Hancock. Balkovate and family return to Virginia City after a funeral. Scott Friew visits Whitehall. Hance injured at local mine. Easter at Basin with Mr and Mrs August Grunert. Ladies Aid at Sliveron Park Methodist Church held a meeting and social. Reverend Rhodes guest at the Aid. April 16 governor grants reprieve to Russell Beott, awaiting execution tomorrow.
A fragmented ad lists specials such as Pepsodent at 39 cents, Listerine at 39 cents, Hind’s Lotion at 39 cents, and fabrics like Japanese Crepe at 21 cents and Berkeley Cambric at 21 cents. It touts household value and Friday-only sale prices, with multiple items described in brief, spaced lines.
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