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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1925
Page
4
A fragment discusses the Knighthood of Youth and Dr Finley’s plan to foster moral conduct in boys. It questions efficacy, comparing to the Boy Scout model and noting the movement’s unclear methods and need for engaging activities to attract youths.
A critical view of U S wealth growth notes a 72 percent rise on paper over a decade while signaling true value gaps. It highlights per capita public debt at 283.78 and federal costs at 27 yearly, with total government burdens ranging 100 to 200 per person in cities.
Dr. John H. Finley launches the Knighthood of Youth, a four year program for boys nationwide to earn degrees of knighthood for character. A daily code of twelve rules guides conduct including honesty, temper, kindness, thrift, and loyalty to family.
The Isle of Pines lies under Cuban sovereignty, as recognized by the Cuban and U S governments and the Supreme Court. Senate ratification of the treaty with Cuba remains essential to settle American control, though current residents stay Cuban.
President Coolidge appoints John J. Kiely postmaster of New York City after a long postal career starting as a money order clerk in 1885 with pay $480 yearly. New post boosts his salary to $8,000 as praise for hard work and efficiency. The piece intertwines political opinions, noting Borah and Mussolini, while remarking on labor, promotions, and public service.
The rehearsals for the Doctor Dolittle pantomime amuse the animals, with the wagons moving and performers falling as Dab-Dab and Gub-Gub stumble. Harlequin and Columbine dance on tipping wheels while Pierrot is chased, and the cast plans future showings in Manchester and Little Plimpton.
The January 26 1925 horoscope notes Jupiter and Neptune shaping a day with expansion for bankers while Mercury and Mars bring adversity. It forecasts gains from international finance and warned measures to curb crime. Travel by sea may be pleasant but patience wears thin with domestic tension. Echoes of war may delay US plans. A Barcelona subway inaugurates soon with electric motive power and underground stations.
A patchwork of crossword like entries and garbled phrases includes hints about qu阿r卑ped s, verbs, and labels. It mentions metal bodies falling to earth and lists odd terms such as washing of gold and small fishing vessel. The text reads like a fragmented puzzle page with seemingly random numbers and an orchestra schedule.
Mrs Grouse frees Peter from the bramble by distracting Reddy Fox while Peter escapes. The plan hinges on Mrs Grouse drawing Fox away and Peter fleeing through the snow hemlock trees, aided by the old friendship between Peter and Mrs Grouse. Copyright 1925 by T. W. Burgess.
London and West Indies markets push whiskey shortages as secret supplies run dry in America. A guardsman near the Lords fainted and his bayonet pierced him during an opening in Parliament, illustrating the era's turbulent events.
A catalog of radio listings shows daily programs across multiple stations including KFAU WLW KOA KNX KGO WOB WHN WOR and more. Highlights include orchestras vocal quartets organ concerts and church talks with varied start times and durations.
An essay praising Roland Hayes the tenor for rising above prejudice. It argues art matters more than race, noting listeners seek talent regardless of color. It urges everyone to focus on doing their own best work, not excuses, and to let merit reveal worth.
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