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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1925
Page
4
A terse item notes the Butte office located at 33 West Park Street with reference to foreign countries and the numbers 422 423, indicating archival or postal handling details linked to international correspondence.
The Smithsonian will supply gratis daily or 10 day mean solar constant values from field stations in Chile and California via weather agencies and the Associated Press. Results become available about 24 hours after observations to aid predictions a week or month ahead. Solar radiation is complex but promises probabilities better than a guess.
United States Attorney Buckner examines how money tempts officials and coast guardsmen amid Prohibition. Low pay and harsh duty drive seamen to accept bribes from bootleggers offering luxuries and influence. A guard's confession reveals the lure of a bribe tied to personal honor.
Backers of the rum fleet pressuring the dry fleet as morale shrinks. Treasury data show over one ninth of the coast guard, about 1,700 of 9,000 enlisted men, have faced court-martial this year for offenses from AWOL to desertion and collusion with bootleggers.
Professor William Starr Myers, Princeton historian, defends colleges amid criticism of student life. He argues college men are better today than 25 years ago, praises intercollegiate athletics, and cautions against extreme moves such as abolishing football or legislating fraternities. He says faculty and students are best suited to decide these questions and that football issues will resolve with time.
Urges immediate mailing as ten days remain before Christmas noting no deliveries on the day itself. Warns of record mail volumes taxing the post office and urges careful wrapping and plain addressing. Mentions bootlegging profit versus bootblacking, prune crop in France, life-span statistic vs auto casualties, and quips about Sovietism and world rule plans.
Prince Aage of Denmark, 38, a cousin of the kings of Denmark and England and nephew of Queen Alexandra, arrives in the United States on a six month furlough to lecture and tour. He serves as Captain Aage in the Foreign Legion, joining for outdoor life and leadership rather to fight, and plans to continue service after Rift. His Italian wife Countess Calvi di Bergolo shares royal mismatch, his fortune lost after World War I.
The 1925 December 15 horoscope notes good and evil planetary influences. It urges independence, warns against permanent jobs, and predicts high demand for engineers and tech workers. It foresees widespread romance, potential world peace concerns, migrations to Mexico and Canada, and cautious wedding outlook with fashion extremes ahead.
Robert Forrest Wilson notes in Paris On Parade that Paris uses a historic Halle aux Vins with eight foot walls and underground aisles as a wine reservoir. He contrasts wooden wine cars with new glass-lined steel tanks and describes intake pipes, gravity-fed transfer, and the aromas of young wine filling Parisian spaces.
A reader asks how to cope with a nagging ill mother while doing all the work and longs for independence at 18. Mrs Thompson counsels patience, emphasizes sickness affecting behavior, and urges keeping peace to aid recovery.
Havana jail convicts announce a committee backing a new amnesty law. They insist past misdeeds be forgiven while urging future justice if they err, aligning with the government uplift campaign as they seek legislative support in the house and senate.
Peter Rabbit spends an evening observing Buster Bear and friends as they feast on beech. Whitefoot explains heart-thumping nerves around Hooty the Owl and discusses winter prep with Peter, noting the Squirrel family also stores for cold weather.
Peter and animal characters discuss how different species prepare for winter. Whitefoot the Wood Mouse reveals storing seeds as his method, boasting a fine stash this year, while Jack and Chatterer also hint at seasonal preparation. Whitefoot vanishes into the Black Shadows as Peter ponders Danny Meadow Mouse’s approach.
A club tale has a seaman recounting privations after a perilous voyage Then lunch comes from the bulwarks and porthole with the ship ordered to lay to The punch line features the captain as the source of an egg A deacon avoids a bazaar crime and a thief shows reluctant mercy A note ends with Spaniards adopting American car models
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