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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1925
Page
4
The president urges war debt payment and government economy while backing nonpartisan tax and revenue measures. He supports cooperative marketing for farmers, cautions on reclamation projects, and advocates strong prohibition enforcement. warns against short term gains through speculation.
Peter plans a tour to learn how different animals prepare for winter. He first visits Striped Chipmunk beside the Old Stone Wall to ask where and how he stores food and why. The scene is set in October with Burgeess Burgess cadence and a 1925 copyright.
Astrologers predict a unsettled day with strong planetary sway. Caution advised in business judgment while shopping surges toward month end. Jewelers may profit from a superstition born fashion. aviation and occult interest rise amid new cults and household trends.
A 1925 syndicated forecast predicts a large division among cities east and west with beauty as a future watchword. It warns that unusual events may ruin shrines and that people born this year may face legal paper difficulties but see success in business and finance.
While traveling in Ohio Wendell Phillips meets a car of ministers returning from a convention. A Kentucky minister taunts him about abolition, and Phillips confirms his mission to free enslaved people. A wedding scene ends with a preacher blessing the bride and her groom.
Rep George H Tinkham Massachusetts plans a third Hague conference to establish a permanent international court of justice and codify international law He favors life terms for judges versus Lodges nine year term and argues US entry into the League of Nations should be via the court He warns against entry under false pretenses and economic influence
Poem fragment attributed to Charlotte Bronte expresses quiet night sounds from the sky and a sisterly plea for heavenly peace. The speaker contemplates mortality, rest, and the promise of mansions of the blessed beyond earthly weariness.
China's longest trunk line the Tianjin Pukow railway suffers war damage to its track and rolling stock. Last spring the militia used most of the fleet leaving only one fifth of the cars and one tenth of the locomotives in operation.
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