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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1925
Page
4
The piece argues radio surpasses eloquence for political impact and praises its ability to deliver speeches to farmers at home. It notes radio provides weather, grain prices, and stock updates and lets listeners judge candidates without leaving home.
Editorial decries apathy ahead of next Wednesday's consolidation election in Butte and Silver Bow county. It stresses the merger of city and county governments as a fundamental issue requiring thorough citizen study and a clear, representative vote beyond partisan lines.
Dr. Frank Elliott argues radio can elevate public discourse by curbing grand oratory and promoting plain speech. Critics warn radio may still struggle to shape campaigns and replace flamboyant rhetoric with genuine policy substance.
The article reviews Frederick William Hohenzollern's Berlin book I Seek the Truth arguing the ex crown prince overstates his case and whitewashes German defeats while defending his father. It notes skepticism in European historical circles about the authenticity and balance of his account.
Mrs Chipmunk creates a hidden nursery for five young in a clever tunnel system. She removes sand to conceal doors and builds safe entrances while a second note praises travelers to refrain from pointless grumbling in life and travel.
A Detroit man, George B Buchanan, sponsors a $5 prize for a boy who earns a summer trip to Alaska. He believes such challenges build self confidence and a broader outlook, insisting the boy prove he can contribute to the trip before he funds the rest.
Rep. Thomas L. Blanton of Texas declares he will head the fight in the next congress for a national anti evolution law. He has served in Congress since 1917 after a legal career and judicial service in Texas. Born October 25, 1872 in Houston he studied at the University of Texas and now lives in Abilene.
A hillbilly patriarch in the Ozarks with 21 sons takes a crate containing a mirror on his annual town trip. The oldest son, 24, treks home laughing at himself, insisting the joke is about a wolf the father bought, prompting reactions from family.
The astrology page predicts a favorable day for pursuits and engagements, with benefic aspects among Mercury Venus Jupiter and Saturn. It notes anticipated religious interest, new preachers, academic growth, and a broad awakening in education. It warns of racial and emigration themes and political tensions with a caution against new ventures.
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William E. Knox of the American Bankers Association argues for a broad cooperative saving program to guide workers toward financial independence before retirement. He condemns existing industry practice of relying on old age pensions as a charity and calls for education, employer goals, and bank guidance to prevent dependency.
John D. Rockefeller grandson McCormick abandons day laborer work and a harvesting venture after publicity. He plans to study with Dr Carl C Jung, the renowned Swiss psychoanalyst, marking a shift to an academic psychology path.
Poem fragment recounts the Reaper named Death gathering sacred flowers as tokens of earth, with tearful care and expectation of reunion in paradise. It ends noting a mother’s tears and the flowers’ destined fields beyond. A stray line about savings and fire follows, unclear in context.
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