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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1925
Page
4
Anaconda Standard notes the rapid progress of radio technology. It discusses compact receiver designs fit into safety razor cases and imagines future inventions a umbrella and hat with receiving apparatus. The piece highlights four years of radio progress from home listening to mobile and even iceboat installations.
The Montana School of Mines, praised for its technical education and thorough research, could expand to serve Butte Anaconda and surrounding territory by adding one or two faculty members. With a larger student intake the high per capita costs would drop and a first year collegiate course could keep students home.
A Cincinnati boy, Emory Zimmer, devises a method using a discarded umbrella as an antenna. He removed the cover, connected wires along the ribs, and used the lead-in to receive signals while walking, even when not using the cane.
Iowa senator Brookhart faces a Senate committee led by Missouri’s Spencer to probe his 1920 election win amid GOP disaffection and 2000 to 3000 ballots rejected for alleged violations. A recount may be ordered as Republicans weigh unseating him before March 4. The dispute underscores fault lines within state and national politics.
In a Burgess bedtime episode set after a great storm, hungry woodland creatures seek food. Birds rush to Farmer Brown and Briar Patch for scraps while other animals stalk for sustenance, prompting bold hunts as hunger drives survival. The tale follows Tommy Tit Sammy Jay and others amid scarce winter food.
Radio Digest outlines today’s program lineup across stations in Chicago Cleveland Denver and nearby areas. It notes specific time slots including 8 o clock 9:38 and 10:43 with listings for news clubs and musical performances. The fragment mentions an accordionist and various city stations, reflecting a radio enthusiast guide.
Puzzle note from Ruth von Phul highlights a five and a half minute solve with long standing three letter answers. It lists clues across and down with references to Newark Portland Schenectady and Philadelphia. Included are cryptic style hints and a note that the puzzle is prepared for printing with several garbled phrases.
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