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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1924
Page
4
In a December 25 1924 editorial the Anaconda Standard praises the League of Nations. It notes Germany's proposals for a special position amid military weakness and argues that major powers seek world approval for their acts. The piece frames the League as a growing force for peace amid political strife and urges patience and study of world problems.
The Daily and Sunday Standard announces offices in Butte Anaconda Deer Lodge Dillon Bozeman and Phillipsburg with publishing rates for U S Canada mail abroad. Subscriptions show monthly and yearly options with prices for domestic and foreign delivery and different weekend printings.
The piece extols Christmas legends and the Christlike call to love one another. It links peace on earth and good will toward men to wartime trials and a universal, transformative hope. It urges unity, compassion, and the enduring Christmas spirit across nations and lives.
The article notes the League of Nations advancing as a peace and goodwill body despite obstacles. It highlights the influence of selfishness and ambition among powerful nations and mentions Egypt, Britain, and Ireland as key players shaping its course during Christmastide.
The piece honors the U S air mail crews for flawless night flights during December blizzards. It recalls Clarence Gilbert’s death after a parachute failure on Christmas day and praises servicemen who risk their lives. It blends wartime spirit with holiday reflections and social notes on Christmas traditions and finance.
Poem describes a celestial star and angelic chorus announcing peace and goodwill. It calls on believers to receive divine peace from the Lord and find solace beyond worldly peace. The piece invokes Christmas themes and a personal blessing of peace.
In a story within the Doctor Dolittle world, Nightshade the fox discusses escaping hounds by wind and cover, while Dr. Dolittle imagines scent masking. A pocket medicines chest offers strong odors like camphor and eucalyptus to blind or deter tracking dogs.
In a winter tale from Thornton Burgess the Little Joe Otter family faces scarce fish as ice grips the Laughing Brook and Smiling Pool. Little Joe proposes a dangerous overland journey to a larger brook and river to find food while keeping the youngsters from hunger.
Florence Davies urges readers to extend Christmas cheer to the blind and visually impaired. Helen Keller leads the Radio Fund campaign asking for donations to provide a radio for every blind person, turning Christmas into a tangible aid for those in the land of shadows.
Little Joe argues a moonlit trek will teach the Otter family self reliance and care. Mrs. Otter questions the plan but Little Joe insists he knows the route. They decide to start that night for a chance at an early meal.
Neptune and Venus favor growth and uplift today while Saturn opposes. Women may feel heightened sensitivity and sacrifice driven by celestial guidance. Evening social interactions look bright as Venus fosters lighter moods. Christmas is seen as signaling a global spiritual awakening and a reconstruction phase in human affairs.
Astrologers in influence foresee marriages of note in the United States and Europe, a return to conservative habits with ongoing progress, and a year of mixed yet promising outcomes. Coolidge to benefit from favorable influences. birthdates urge health caution for the year. Capricorns may be restless yet talented, with strong ideals.
Lloyds Register of Shipping reports persistent downturn in shipbuilding for year ended June 30 with record low new tonnage. Vessel losses and dismantlings exceed 1.7 million tons, while mercantile fleet remains oversized but with much laid up. Despite this, plans for 489 vessels were approved, though below prewar averages.
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