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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1924
Page
27
A school article explains how vacuum bottles by James Dewar keep liquids hot or cold. It describes the vacuum space between inner and outer bottles, heat transfer barriers, and common insulation uses like asbestos jackets and wool coverings for pots and boxes.
A family quarrel over New Year resolutions ends with Mildred vowing to keep just one promise and John admitting he has already broken his. Their mother intervenes, urging peace as the siblings admit their stubborn streaks in a playful domestic scene.
The Jungleland mayor’s keys vanish at a public function. Mr Monk suspects a kangaroo then chameleon and finally learns the thief hid the keys in an elephant’s trunk with a laugh from the chief.
The page presents a list of crossword clues and answers such as slow stop spot low fae lie owes oil tell tell little shirt frame tramp heat show pale fare par earn news wren. It also contains garbled stray letters and faint dialogue lines including a phrase Good morning, son and a context of a sheriff or station scene with a question about the father’s morning.
Special reprint presents a Snoopy calendar for 1925 noted as the world’s famous border item. It features Rosaleen the Lady Snopey among boarders and labels an idle roomer amid a family tree of Snoops in a Rogues’ Gallery collage.
A 1924 puzzle page presents two rearrangement tasks. First, fill blanks with the same five letters in two sentences so sense is restored. Second, rearrange six scrambled names to spell a boy’s name with initials ER. LAFD EYHAN ISOLA TER ORB VIDDA ELRIOV. Then create two word diamonds from mixed letter clues, one using January and a hotel, the other from a pronoun a girl name an elephant product a body part and a color initial.
Judge questions alleged contempt as Gratus replies he means to conceal it. The exchange highlights tension in the proceeding and the defense posture.
A fragmented diary style piece shows a physics professor’s odd instruction about lightning and thunder, a home economics student claiming a cake burns, and chemistry humor about CHO. The exchange references classroom assignations and student mishearing in a school setting.
A puzzle explains that each numbered square starts a word and black spaces end words. Clues include a net used for rewire and Bhartin wire. players must fill four letter words like slow and stop by cross-checking across and down. Answers appear later on the page for verification.
A verbose note announces planned features for an animal themed newspaper in 1925. It emphasizes improvements and new content ideas promising better than ever coverage and engaging features for readers.
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