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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1924
Page
4
A sweeping report recalls widespread German crime and corruption. It cites a million dollar tax fraud, embezzlement of a $100,000 lawyers’ fund, police bribery, assault in Red Cross shelters, and lavish vice, noting five major scandals within weeks and rising public despair.
The article reviews war debt problems among nations and the U S position as creditor. It notes Britain proposed that any agreement with the United States should also apply to debts owed to Britain, complicating negotiations with France. It argues for a fair, workable plan to resolve debts to improve global relations and commerce.
The piece laments Germany’s crisis with a likely resignation of Chancellor Marx, predicts a problematic cabinet under Stresemann, notes labor tensions and crime waves, and cites railway workers’ wages as part of the upheaval.
President Coolidge's special agricultural commission, led by Robert D. Carey, prepares a January report. Members include C. F. Bradfut, Charles S. Barrett, Louis J. Taber, Ralph B. Merritt, R. W. Thatcher, W. C. Coffey, and Fred H. Bixby, all respected authorities, signaling a practical, nondemagogic approach that may clash with harsher farm bloc voices in Congress.
Chauncey M. Depew in New York extols life lengthening trends but stresses self-control as the key to longevity. He advises dropping pleasures that fail to agree with you and choosing safety, sanity, and sensibility over extravagant Christmas pleasures.
Dolittle and Sophie travel along a river bank nearing a bustling machinery town. They barter for food, plan Sophie’s land route around the town, and rest before resuming the quest toward the sea as night gives way to day.
Mrs Reddy evades hunters and dogs then steals a hen from Farmer Brown's yard. She carries it off to a hidden spot and plans to eat later, while reflecting on the chase and her feud with Reddy. The tale ends with her headed toward the Old Pasture as night falls.
Florence Davies reflects on H G Wells vision of a world where work is driven by love not pay. The piece follows earth dwellers learning service to the rose as core virtue, with anecdotes of Annie and Hetty showing joy in meaningful labor and the dangers of forced labor in a true paradise.
This forecast warns a difficult day for Jupiter Venus and Neptune with potential business setbacks and political religious disputes. It notes caution for long journeys and diet while highlighting opportunities for women in banking and finance and charm guiding Sagittarians in partnerships. An ice cream freezer and Niagara Falls radio visit are mentioned.
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