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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1925
Page
4
A fragment from The Daily and Sunday Standard discusses balance between work and health. It urges adherence to essential personal well being and suggests that half measures or moderate effort can be better than neglecting health entirely.
The article traces Montana’s shift from Texas longhorn cattle to Holsteins, highlighting the state’s growing dairy industry. It notes Grace Koningen, a renowned 10 year old Holstein cow at Montana State College, who set a milk production record and left numerous progeny. Frank C. Lowden, former governor and dairy leader, praises Montana dairy stock and the matron Grace as a model of breed perfection.
Dr. George B. Lake reports on winter health practices including regular exercise moderate eating adequate sleep and free elimination. He notes that strong will can fail under worry and anxiety making consistent application difficult despite clear guidance.
General and Mrs Dawes named top attractions for Washington inaugural charity ball on March 4. President Coolidge prefers a simple, economical ceremony and declines attendance, while organizers proceed with a secondary lineup to ensure a festive yet modest event.
A former verdict upholds Marcus Garvey as guilty of fraud for selling Black Star stock at five dollars a share. The court contrasts his Moses imagery with a plan to move African Americans to a promised land and notes his failure to deliver ships or escape from the American system.
Reddy Fox taunts Happy Jack Squirrel from a tree while Peter Rabbit warned him but stayed silent. Happy Jack scoffs at the warning and grins as Reddy Fox waits below ready to hunt.
In a tense stand off, Reddy Fox traps Happy Jack in a small tree and waits as darkness and threats loom. The fox reveals plans to chase the fat squirrel when night falls, while Happy Jack frets about pursuing predators like Black Shadows and Hooty the Owl.
The article forecasts a day of favorable business chances, public honors, and financial gain for many, with a focus on Jupiter and Saturn influences. It warns of temptations to spend and notes potential international ties and family matters affecting Australia and Carl Antion.
Crossword puzzle page with across clues and partial answers. Contains numerous misspelled phrases and garbled entries referencing across solutions such as tru devoid of life periodical rising and falling and a variety of scattered terms.
A survey of radio listings shows stations from KFDM Beaumont to WLS Chicago and WEAF New York scheduling concerts, lectures, and talk shows through the evening. Notable items include orchestras, vocal groups, night hawks segments, dance numbers, and a few educational features.
A jumble of quips and gossip notes. the piece cites jokes about seafaring demands for a robust thermometer and mentions various public figures. It references Detroit News quips and critiquing lines about President Coolidge, Sun Yat Sen reports, and a mix of cartoonish social buzz from multiple papers.
The Butte Chamber of Commerce highlights its business directory system covering major cities and towns. It notes heavy demand for information from people seeking addresses, payroll data, manufacturing facilities, rail access, and climate details, with inquiries arriving from multiple states and provinces.
A rock blocking the rail near Wankee tracks west of Missoula was lifted by the Olympian train. A long chain hooked to the engine dragged the boulder down the bank and away. Trains ran on schedule after the incident amid wash concerns in western mountains. Isabel de la Torre and Lizzie Cleian obtained a Silver Bow marriage license from Clerk J. Driscoll.
A shop owner explains why some people excel while others do not. The tale centers on comparing two ruby salesmen, one valued for knowledge and polish, the other for genuine love of the gem. The owner says true success comes from loving the work, not just training or luck.
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