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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1925
Page
4
The Anaconda Standard notes department and office details for Butte and nearby towns. It then reports a Baltimore physician praising hexylresorcinal as an elixir of life, claiming it clears infection and lengthens life, with scientists noting a decade of work behind the discovery and cautious scientific progress.
Montana farmers reported 1924 crop and livestock values at 128.181 million dollars, up 24 percent from 1923. Wheat, corn, rye and flax drove gains while Fergus County led counties in farm income at 8.606 million, Sheridan near seven million, and Silver Bow totals topped 391 thousand. Diversification and scientific farming seen shaping Montana’s agricultural future.
A Johns Hopkins report announces hexylresorcinal as a new germicide capable of killing disease germs inside the body without harming the patient. Earlier carbolic acid killed germs but also damaged people, guiding researchers to seek a safer internal killer.
The serial story inspired intense nationwide interest as rescuers labored to save the trapped man in the cave. Despite courage and unity, darkness fell and life faded, yet the tale underscored human brotherhood and communal sorrow at the failed rescue.
An executive council of the State Bankers association of Montana and allied groups endorses a broad advertising drive. The campaign aims to develop Montana resources, settle lands, improve grain and forage crops, rehabilitate livestock, and attract new settlers with strong support from bankers and business groups. The effort seeks men and money to grow industry, develop resources, and ease government burdens.
Blacky the Crow endures a harsh winter in the Green Forest and Green Meadows. He frets over scarce food, suspects two legged men, and watches Farmer Brown's chickens from a safe distance while hoping for a share of feed.
A tale describes Blacky the crow eyeing Farmer Brown s open henhouse door to steal corn. He slips inside as the hens panic, then flaps away to the Green Forest feeling triumphant, while the farmer and boy race to the scene.
Uncommonly good luck and happiness loom for marriages and engagements with devotion among betrothed partners. Women may rise in medicine and law while writers gain, financiers prosper, and American women gain beauty and fame. The partial lunar eclipse hints disputes in parliament and artistic temperament influencing trade and society.
Florence Davies argues dress reform succeeded when women chose activity and practicality over imposed restrictions. She notes fashion shifted toward athletic living as women sought comfort for golf, cycling, and driving, driven by positive motives rather than reform zeal.
A lengthy listing from the Associated Press details radio programs across Chicago New York Philadelphia Denver and more. It catalogs artists time slots orchestras soprano contralto and guest shows with a dense roster of stations and times, reflecting a national slice of 1930s broadcast scheduling.
Readable fragments reference Detroit News and Indianapolis News with mentions of Greece Turkey and protests. Sparse details and garbled wording yield no clear event or outcome to summarize.
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