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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1925
Page
4
Nationalists denounce the republic as corrupt and blame it for scandals. Public sentiment in Germany remains unclear about the form of government as graft scandals threaten to topple the republican regime, with some predicting a possible collapse in the near future.
In a rural scene Blacky the Crow sneaks from the Green Forest into the henhouse during a freeze. Farmer Brown's Boy notices and, instead of punishing, feeds the crow corn from a fence post, keeping Blacky nourished through the icy spell while the forest remains his home. The tale blends animal cunning with neighborly kindness and seasonal hardship.
The 1920s South sees a dramatic transformation from Civil War ruin to growth driven by tourism and investment. Florida leads hotel booms with 135 million dollars, 16,835 miles of improved roads, and 50 million more in new projects started in 1924, while railroads struggle to handle surging passenger traffic and vow better service next winter.
In Germany a wave of graft scandals unravels as top Berlin police chief and a leading judge face charges of misusing state funds. The accused, from the conservative finance wing, are Republican era politicians noted for feathering their nests.
Gypsy king Frank Mitchell of Portuguese descent lives in Harlem and, after King John Nicholas’s death, led 500 representatives to crown him. He urges gypsies to settle, educate children, vote, and abandon fortune telling. He notes automobiles ruined gypsy identity and cites 1.5 million gypsies in the United States.
The piece notes a rapid Senate response to Kellogg’s appointment as secretary of state, driven by Borah’s adherence to a precedent about confirming former senators. It discusses Warren’s path to attorney general, the committee vote split, and speculates on political maneuvers, with comments on Gibbons and Borah and a general wariness about shifting administrations. It ends with a flurry of sardonic observations on congressional politics and Europe’s crises.
A fragmented 1928 text shows a character doubting Farmer Brown Boy after suspecting a corn theft. The tale describes hesitancy to act, observations of corn tied to a tree and a watchful fence post, and a decision moment about leaving the scene before further action. The narrative hints at Mack and a chase leading to another tale, Jumper the Hare's Race for Life.
A detailed listing of radio programs across stations in Atlanta Chicago Buffalo and more outlining schedules for orchestras, organ recitals, dance shows, concerts and talks. Highlights include WSB WGN WHAS WOC and WNYC with concerts by symphonies and operatic selections plus lectures on investments and market news.
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