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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1925
Page
4
The governor argues that widespread violations and crooked practices around poison drinks threaten the public welfare. He frames abolition as essential to protecting people from crime, disease, and death flowing from Pennsylvania and beyond.
Butte and Anaconda honor a visiting national Scout executive James West and his party. The message emphasizes the Scout movement’s growth shelters for boys in mountains forests and rivers and calls for continued support from local fathers and friends. Mortimer Schiff and Colin Livingston also contribute to the cause with leadership and finance.
Governor Pinchot tells Pennsylvania legislators that Philadelphia led the nation in denatured alcohol whiskey and that in the two years to June 30 1923 production jumped from under 800000 gallons to over 5000000 gallons. He notes 151 manufacturers licensed to make toilet waters hair tonics and tobacco sprays, with over 1100000 gallons seized in early 1924, 128 of whom were found by state officials.
Obituary notes the death of Dr Marion Leroy Burton former president of the University of Minnesota and later leader of the University of Michigan. He shaped modern American higher education, inspired students and was a renowned public speaker who helped in political campaigns. He began as Smith president in 1909 and moved to Minnesota in 1917 before Michigan in 1920.
Washington prepares for a dry inauguration day with police instructed to enforce prohibition. Bootleggers warned to suspend activity as old inaugural revelry fades away amid a cautious, humor laced national tone.
A curated list of radio schedules and features from stations nationwide. It catalogs daily offerings at WSB Atlanta, WEEI Boston, WGR Buffalo, WLS Chicago, WGN Chicago, WEBH Chicago, KYW Chicago, WMAQ Chicago, WLW Cincinnati, WEAR Cleveland, WFAA Dallas, WOC Davenport, KOA Denver, WHO Des Moines, WWJ Detroit, WBAP Fort Worth, KFKX Hastings, KNX Hollywood, WOS Jefferson City, WDAF Kansas City, KHJ Los Angeles, WHAS Louisville, WMC Memphis, WCCO Minneapolis, CKAC Montreal, WEAF New York, WJZ New York, WJY New York, KGO Oakland, WOAW Omaha, WFI Philadelphia, WIP Philadelphia, KUKA Pittsburgh, WCAE Pittsburgh, KGW Portland, WKAQ Porto Rico, WGY Schenectady, KIQX Seattle, WOAI San Antonio, KSD St. Louis, WRC Washington, WCBD Zion, and others. It notes program types, times, artists, and station highlights, plus stock and weather reports and a sequence of musical selections and readings.
In Burgess’s tale Jumper the Hare flees Old Man Coyote across a frozen Green Forest. Hunger and danger press. Jumper’s wits and speed are tested as he seeks an escape Old Man Coyote cannot reach. The cliffhanger leads to the next story Jumper Does a Bold Thing.
A dated essay argues many failures come from the habit of cannot not realities. It tells a Belgium boar tale where an invalid returns to work, then notes whining women suffer from small troubles. Real adversity often reveals strength and breaks bad habits, urging action now.
Friendly stars favor this day with benefic Mars Jupiter and Saturn. Bankers brokers and big business look to profit from thrift and international growth while leading military figures gain prominence and the president gains broad confidence. Mussolini faces upcoming difficulties as iron and steel sectors see notable success. Children born under Pisces show emotional drive and rapid vocational rise though sensitive, especially in mechanical work.
A collection of brief newspaper snippets covers a mix of jokes and observations. Topics range from fashion and hair trends to politics, health, and spring forecasts, with light commentary on consumer costs and daily life. The clippings showcase varied regional voices and playful takes on current events.
Kingston St Vincents notes advices from Grenada stating a long earthquake occurred at 1 40 last night with no reported casualties or damage.
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