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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1925
Page
3
A pair of letters from Joanne and Reeta spark a discussion on modern courtship and entertainment in the loneliness column. Readers debate dating standards, flattery, and dancing etiquette while offering dieting tips to a teen reader.
Laurel Harwood endures tense moments with Noble as a quarrel over criticism erupts into tears and strain. She seeks refuge in a hotel life, chafing under his control while a discreet suitor, David Gaines, lures with a Park Drive invitation she cannot accept. Her thoughts drift to New York society notices and a looming discovery as she awaits Noble’s return.
A compact verse fragment features contrasts of season and landscape. Richard Watson Dixon notes fading willow feathers, yellowing growth, and clouded light while a robin’s song returns as nature ages. Oscar Laighton expresses longing and protective love amid sunlit scenes.
Peter Rabbit visits the Old Orchard to find Johnny Chuck and Polly Chuck fat and carefree as they prepare to sleep through winter. Johnny explains their worry-free approach to hibernation, noting Reddy Fox would not wake them. They discuss fattening, doors, and the plan to retire for the season, promising to see Peter before sleep.
The column predicts a doubtful day with leisure and recreation favored. Wealthy and powerful associations may bring benefits, while the president could gain popularity through unpopular measures. Predictions warn of risky land speculation, upcoming investigations into prisons and similar institutions, and potential difficulties in business and finances.
The excerpt notes Sagittarians as exceedingly self-willed and even eccentric yet possessing great ability. It observes these subjects as versatile, highlighting typical Mars in the ninth sign influence. Copyright 1926 by McClure Newspaper Syndicate.
Edith teases a grave priest about having a mission to save young men, while a shoemaker's bankruptcy leads to a dramatic shoe revolt. In a village, a door must be chopped open with a hatchet as Mrs. Giles knocks, prompting a tense exchange and a warning.
Dr Valeria Hopkins Parker of New York City was elected president at the National Council of Women convention in Detroit, succeeding Philip North Moore of Louisiana. A pioneer in social hygiene, she led federal efforts to protect girls near military camps and safeguard soldiers from infection, and she has held key roles in the National League of Women Voters and the WCTU.
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