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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1925
Page
4
The article discusses Rabbi Wise's sermon and the Jewish reception of Jesus. It notes Jewish scholars acknowledging Jesus as a significant figure within Jewish tradition while questioning his superhuman status. Wise urges recognizing Jesus as a radiant Jewish teacher in Palestine of the first century.
The year in Montana ends with unusually mild local weather while eastern cities face severe blizzards. The Associated Press notes Chicago’s deadly blizzard and violent Atlantic gales, yet Montana enjoys dry air and few hardships. Experts foresee a larger winter wheat acreage if early snowfall covers fields.
Associated Press notes many prominent Jews defend Stephen Wise of New York after his resignation from the United Palestine Appeal chairmanship. Wise argued Jesus of Nazareth was real and Christians must live up to Jesus teachings, urging Jews to embrace Christian ethical code.
The article critiques Governor Ma Ferguson of Texas for granting 53 pardons during Christmas, freeing 63 prisoners, and lists her total clemency actions since January including full and conditional pardons, furloughs, and paroles. It notes public doubt and calls for impeachment discussions.
The drive to abolish the automobile tax faltered as the house cut it from 5 to 2 percent, prompting A A A supporters to press the senate for full elimination and the house to back the senate’s plan. Democrats blame a misperception of a filibuster and Republicans win a party line vote though abolition is framed as nonpartisan.
Mrs Mary T Norton of New Jersey emerges as a prominent early congresswoman de c ro taking the lead in hospital and nursery causes. She chairs the state Democratic Executive Committee, spoke with top party leaders, and served as vice chair in 1920. She plans to focus on Washington duties and personal life remains private.
Florence Davies reflects on American cultural growth from arts education to national confidence. She cites Sherwood Anderson on making workshops not just more goods and urges trust among nations, linking psychology to civic character and practical reforms.
A profile of the song White Wings with composer Joseph Gutick and performer Winter. The piece traces how the tune evolved from a minstrel stage saga to a popular ballad, detailing rejections and eventual success at O Keefe’s Garden and with Thatcher Primrose and West. It notes a copyright 1921 assignment to Edward B. Marke Music Co.
The passage laments internal decay from lawlessness and spiritual weakness and notes a rise of manufactured moral heroes alongside mass products like automobiles and silk stockings. It links cultural decline to material progress and societal shifts.
Fragmentary verses warn of a woman's captivating hair and gold tied in a net of deceit. The speaker cautions eyes not to be trapped by the golden snare nor to trust appearances or weaker hearts. The text preserves a classical lingering metaphor of entrapment and desire.
Willam Green president of the American Federation of Labor says years of conflict between owners and managers and unions waste money and harm productivity. He argues standardization overreach hurts initiative, raises turnover, and harms worker well being while labor aims to foster cordial management relations and cooperative problem solving.
A letter writer asks if she should sell the car to ease debt or keep the new vehicle and risk losing the home. Mrs Thompson advises prioritizing the home and future finances, noting the car will depreciate and the house offers real security.
The column predicts favorable religious and cultural growth, with wealth and arts favored this December 1925. Loyola University New Orleans reports nine international dental and health students preparing to take American methods home to Guatemala, Mexico, and Cuba amid a diverse roster.
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