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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1925
Page
4
Dean Hawkes argues modern colleges must shift from rigid curriculums to evaluating general abilities and personality. Guidance should be mainly negative, steering students away from unlikely fields when tests show poor fit, with psychologists exploring broad traits to guide careers.
The piece reviews the expected stance of Secretary Kellogg and Senator Borah on recognizing the Soviet government. It notes Kellogg’s conservative reputation and opposition to recognizing Russia without obligations met, while Borah backs recognition but lacks power to act without the president. It cites cautious, mutually respectful tensions between Coolidge and Borah.
Discussion of eliminating mismatches between abilities and careers. Bozeman host of annual vocational conferences highlights Dean Hawkes of Columbia University noting students spend about ten years indecisively searching for suitable work. Plan involves cooperative experiments in medicine and business with a central clearing office over two to three years, aiming to extend to early education for career advice.
The piece recalls Medill McCormick as a notable Illinois senator and relentless opponent of Wilson's foreign policy. It notes his term defeat to former Governor Dineen, speculation about diplomatic posts, and his sudden death amid reflections on Congress and current affairs including foreign crises and political bills.
A long held myth that John Wilkes Booth escaped and lived under an assumed name is debunked. Capt. James H. Davidson, who helped pursue Booth in Portsmouth, Va., recounts Colonel Baker stating Booth’s body was brought there and buried in a grave, later sealed with lime and earth.
A dense roll of radio program guides lists stations from WSB Atlanta to WCED Zion. Entries note times, programs, orchestras, lectures, concerts, and notable presenters across cities including Boston Chicago New York Philadelphia Pittsburgh and more. A closing line mentions a patent for a lamp with a revolving shade that tells time.
On the February 26 1925 horoscope influences tilt toward Neptune Venus favorable and Uranus adverse. Women may impress men and romance may grow while theatrical ventures show promise though foreign plays face challenges. The trend favors sea travel and European journeys. royalty faces trouble and democratic spread appears fortunate.
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