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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1925
Page
4
The piece discusses a Chicago convention set for February 21 and questions whether it will yield a new party or merely revive the old socialist brand. It recalls Senator La Follette’s ambivalent stance, critiques past reform efforts, and notes the global debate on women keeping birth names versus taking husbands.
Mrs Gavin Clark nee Helena Normanton, a British barrister and feminist lecturer, advocates using maiden names after marriage. She notes England allowed women to keep surnames and cites her own case where she kept Normanton. Her visit promotes awareness of women keeping their birth names professionally and socially.
A 1965 city planning vision predicts New York could reach 20 million, with a layered city of subways and streets underground, cars in the middle, and pedestrians on top. Proposals include elevated routes, weatherproof pedestrian corridors, and grand arcades, while others expect little change from 1925 and worry about another world war erasing New York.
The National Automobile Chamber of Commerce committee notes November motor fatalities down 13 percent from last year despite 16 percent higher registrations. Uniformity and planning are hailed as key to continued declines from 1925, with cross‑agency agreement seen as beneficial. The piece also skeins various political and global quips and reflections from the era.
In a late night scene, Doctor Dolittle and his pets discuss plans for an animal play in Manchester. Jip urges a Cinderella or Little Red Riding Hood idea, while Dab-Dab scolds the doctor for spending twenty six pounds. The animals debate choices, then decide to rest at 2 am as travel looms and the doctor contemplates a future play.
A critique of progressive society and meddling in personal lives, focusing on a Nebraska doctor's proposal to annul childless marriages after a set period. The piece argues such laws infringe on individual rights and would be unenforceable, noting the proposal as an extreme, impractical reform idea.
A Burgess tale shows Peter Rabbit hidden from Terror the Goshawk by tunneling under snow, while Terror searches the bramble, then Peter reappears safe. The scene blends the classic Peter Rabbit mischief with a watchful predator and a clever escape.
Mr Casey presents a numbered crossword with across and down clues about Arthurian lore many entries reference knights the lance of King Arthur and related terms. The puzzle includes downs such as towers of a castle and a small window along with various abbreviations and classical references.
The Friday January 23 1995 horoscope notes Venus and Saturn in benefic aspects with adverse Mare influence. Women may gain influence in business and social life, while old traditions aid progress. Caution on unemployment rises through summer. individualism grows and a push for less standardization appears.
Collated listing from Radio Digest detailing daily radio schedules for stations from WSB Atlanta to KSD St. Louis, noting times, program types, and featured acts such as orchestras, concerts, musical recitals, speeches, and variety shows across major markets including Chicago, New York, Boston, Dallas, Los Angeles, and more. Includes multiple hourly slots, performers, and program themes like news, farm programs, and children’s features.
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