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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1925
Page
4
The text discusses efforts by Tammany to promote social welfare and youth work, stressing religious training for boys and the need for church involvement. It argues for foundation support to study causes of juvenile crime and save neglected children, noting home influence remains paramount over outside agencies in shaping youth outcomes.
General Dawes defends his decision to refuse a cabinet role as vice president, arguing it would set an improper precedent. He warns a future president could be constrained by a vice president in private talks and public perception, stressing the need for presidential advisers personally selected and removable.
A New York commission finds a rising number of youths under 21 in Tombs prison, from 1630 in 1921 to 2828 in 1924, with nearly 10,000 under 21 confined in five years for serious crimes. The study condemns current training and urges expanded efforts by Boys and Big Brothers organizations to steer youth away from crime.
The Arcturus sails from New York toward the Sargasso Sea between Cuba and Africa to study bioluminescent and giant sea life rumored to inhabit the seaweed plains. backed by the New York Zoological Society and wealthy backers, the expedition aims to verify long standing tales of undersea wonders and dangers.
The Tokio Taikosha and Waikosha clash over anti American literature and naked swords at the Imperial hotel. A court freed two ringleaders who were fined for disturbing the peace, prompting a restart of dancing and a cautious American reception. The piece mixes editorial jabs about war, politics, and anarchists.
Peter proves a true friend in a tale by Jack Squirrel. Happy Jack fears the dark as Reddy Fox slips away, while Owl and Hooty hunt Green Forest tonight. The next story, Happy Jack's Bad Timing, warns that damaged souls deserve compassion over harsh words.
A condensed listing from Radio Digest and newspapers shows numerous stations with varied offerings. Highlights include orchestras, dance music, and vocal performances from WSB Atlanta WHCN Cleveland WOR Buffalo and WEAF New York among others with times spanning early morning to late evening.
Florence Davies cites Gamaliel Bradford admitting some false historical alarms can be entertaining. He notes a shift from destructive acts to studying the inner motives of people who destroy. Bradford argues destruction is less fascinating than examining the human mind behind it.
London reports outline a near seventy million dollar program to expand the railway system. The plan aims to fund passenger rolling stock, new sleeping cars, vestibule and corridor coaches, enhanced dining service, and busier routes to improve comfort and efficiency across the network.
A mosaic of crossword hints and garbled phrases from a historical page includes references to Bou Prefix net emptiness Eastern state abbr receiving payment and many corrupted terms. The item lists various broken clues such as Mohammedan festival Roman measure and native metals with missing letters and stray fragments.
Astrologers warn of an unlucky day with Uranus Mercury and Neptune affecting judgment and finances. Cautions include delaying decisions and investigations, avoiding new friendships especially with the opposite sex, and staying away from risky travel by water. Younger people may face love troubles and misbelief spreads in public questions. Some note strange lights in China.
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