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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1925
Page
4
The Anaconda Standard notes the value of believing in and backing workers to boost results. It highlights Mr. Schwab’s goodwill toward his employees and a broader shift away from public soapbox rhetoric as industry hums along.
Postal notices list offices at Butte 33 West Park Street and Anaconda 422 423 with new foreign mailing rates for one, three, and six month periods totaling $12.00 and 4.650 respectively.
A reflective Christmas message celebrates the spirit abroad in churches, homes, and transit. It emphasizes love, tolerance, and the Golden Rule as guiding ideals and a source of universal peace.
Charles M. Schwab told 1,200 attendees at the Pennsylvania Society of New York dinner that Americans enjoy unprecedented prosperity. He attributed the optimism to productive labor relations and the absence of communism in the United States, praising constructive conservatism in U.S. industry.
Theosophists expect a second Christ to be born as Krishnamurti in Asia educated at Oxford. Annie Besant leads the movement toward a sanctification and the world teacher’s coming to enlighten humanity, then to preach in America.
Historians debate when Christmas began with Telesphorus in the Antonine era and discuss December 25 as a birth date. The piece links winter solstice pagan celebrations to Christian Christmas and notes the evolving use of symbol like the illuminated tree and the cultural impact on commerce and rhetoric. Senator Borah is oddly noted for not criticizing it.
Dr. Erich Koch, leader of the democratic party, is delegated to form a cabinet to implement Locarno security pact policies. He seeks a coalition embracing all parties from the people's to the socialist, recounting his 1919 and 1920 roles and the political obstacles posed by the people's party.
Slowpoke the Box Turtle, oldest resident of the Green Forest, advises Peter Rabbit to take time and avoid rushing. He patiently scouts a soft ground area, declares the need to prepare for winter, and begins digging at a measured, deliberate pace.
Peter and Slowpoke discuss digging a hole to stop Jack Frost. Slowpoke insists on leaving an open hole to avoid frost, while Peter questions the plan. Slowpoke remains unafraid, claiming there will be no open hole after digging is done.
A spinster reports rough language from telegraph workers near her home. The foreman explains an accident with a hot lead and a quip about caution. A local youth and his father trade barbs on aging and knowledge. The Princess Pignatelli d Aragon departs for Cannes and jokes about Riviera fashion, noting skirts will be knee plus ultra.
Astrology notes a mix of hopeful and troubling omens. Family ties strengthen while homes may break up before mid 1926. Travel dangers loom with possible storms and earthquakes foreseen before spring. Capricorns born in the morning face steady prosperity but love may be challenging.
A lyrical Christmas meditation urges looking beyond toil toward a dawn of peace and goodwill. Angels call people to bring joy to the needy in every hearth and home.
Traditional Christmas hymn text by Phillips Brooks describes a quiet Bethlehem night with stars above and the newborn Christ entering human hearts. The speaker prays for the holy child to descend and cast out sin, bringing divine blessings and Emmanuel to earth.
A reader-letter column discusses how health cleanliness and staying informed build popularity. The writer argues good health, neatness, and current topics aid conversations, citing personal experience with family and social expectations. Readers respond agreeing on core points about health, appearance, and respectful relationships.
Czechoslovak Foreign Minister Eduard Beneš predicts Russia and the United States will join Locarno efforts and help forge a universal world convention guaranteeing peace. He says the framework will gradually include major powers, reduce Western European war risk, and foster a new European equilibrium and moral disarmament.
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