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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1924
Page
4
The report notes women engaging in farming dairying truck gardening poultry fruit and bees about 20 percent own or manage farms. It cites prejudices against women employers and limited business experience as obstacles. It details changes in music architecture technical engineering librarians medicine dentistry law and journalism with growing female participation and fading prejudice.
A national plea condemns repeated Christmas tragedies and calls for safer customs to protect children. The author cites the Oklahoma holocaust and urges eliminating fire risks and enforcing precautions to prevent future loss of life during holiday celebrations.
Emma P. Hirth reports that most professional schools now admit women on equal terms with men. The study analyzes 23 professions and allied occupations, noting women constitute about two million in business but only two percent hold owner or managerial roles, reflecting bias and cautious attitudes toward women in leadership.
A skeptical column notes Adventists expect February 6 1925 as doomsday and a Sydney amphitheater for Christ’s return. It recalls Miller's 1843 44 prediction and Mother Shipton's 1881 prophecy, saying history defies apocalyptic forecasts and world trouble persists.
In a fanciful tale Doctor Dolittle aids Nightshade the vixen by spreading eucalyptus scents that repel hounds. The smell unnerve the dogs and end the hunt, leading to a new era where foxes roam freely and Dolittle’s influence grows. Nightshade gains respect and isolation among foxes as mystery messengers request more scent aids. Mrs. Elizabeth Williams of North Wales is noted as 102 and still digs potatoes.
Yowler the Bob Cat tracks the Otter family in the Green Forest. He spots Little Joe Otter and his siblings at a snow hole, then hides to stalk as the young otters move. He weighs a bold chase against safety, moving from tree to stump to ambush the group.
A cross word puzzle column by Ruth Von Phul and Joseph Kirschner includes clues across and down with Biblican geography, wordplay on misrepresent, nautical stops, and a mixed prose segment about otter curiosity. The piece also presents a follow-up story teaser and scattered terms like church rite, flowering plant, and metal in reduced forms.
Uranus favors a general intellectual awakening for the learned professions and hints at future philosophers leaders and a rising literary scene. Women may not expect much from lovers while storms threaten in some cities. Finance should be delayed but writing advertising and music look bright. The coming year promises new literature metaphysical study and many beautiful children.
Essay argues world peace depends on both sexes and on women using voting power to urge arbitration over war. It calls for belief in a warless future and for individuals to choose talk and courts over swords, noting women are now voting citizens who can influence peace.
Sieminstadt Germany reports the Jhese government ordered 12 600 automatic telephones from a factory in this city to Yokohama. The units will replace equipment destroyed by the earthquake and include features to ensure service against further tremors.
Jerusalem tightens traffic amid postwar motor boom. Decrees set speeding penalties and require replacing horns with bells from Jan 1 to echo medieval quiet. Also note a stray sentence about hairless mice captured in London appears unrelated.
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