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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1926
Page
3
A reader writes from a marriage secret situation seeking guidance. Advice urges patience, not nagging, and suggests the husband may delay public announcement for a reason. The column encourages focusing on practical steps, such as building a home and employment, while advising against emulating beauty fads.
In a tense social gathering, Laurel contemplates pearls given by Noble as lingering questions arise about a divorce settlement and Paula's provocative hints. Tensions rise as men plot outings while women feel scrutinized about loyalty and social power.
The 1926 outlook warns of temptations to gamble and speculation, rising mental stress, and increased domestic crises. Women are urged to beware romance during this planetary phase while new fashions favor modesty and formality. The Moon in Capricorn signals possible rheumatism and diet focus, with risks of European alliance entanglements and sensational North American prophecies.
In a Green Forest tale Buster Bear hides above a hunter’s reach as the man with a gun fails to look up. The bear drops to escape, leaving the hunter stunned and vowing he could have shot him. Sammy Jay witnesses the escape and recalls the clever stunt afterward.
The Butte Psychology Club at the Y M C A held a meeting attended by many students and Yogi Gherwal of India. Steve Hogan chaired and outlined programs while Edythe O Leary reviewed lectures on science and exercise. Youl Gherwal spoke on New Thought and concentration noting its link to health and the mind body unity. The club meets again in two weeks at the Y to continue discussions.
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