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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1925
Page
4
The article notes Montana's winter highway program, listing 1922 and 1923 performance with 1,850 miles of primary snow routes and average 48 inches annual snow. It cites total cost for the period at $91,498, averaging $49 per mile, and contrasts with other states' efficiency.
Captain St John of the army chemical warfare service warned the American Association of Engineers that 51 gases used in World War I were reduced to 12 potent ones. He noted U S has two gases that could penetrate any gas mask, and described how gas warfare could disrupt New York City railways, food supply, and civilian life from 500 feet altitude. He asserted Japan France and England field large air programs while U S lags and urged action to address airplane deficiencies.
The American Automobile Association announces a snow removal department to prevent traffic tieups from snow. President Thomas P. Henry urges pooling knowledge via the A A A snow service and asks car owners to push for nationwide adoption to cut winter road repairs and costs.
Two years of formal observation will settle discrepancies after last Saturday’s total solar eclipse. Some observers report a spike-shaped corona nearly a solar diameter long, while others saw no abnormal form. Time indications varied by a few seconds, prompting cautious note on future data since daily life and meal tickets go on amid celestial uncertainty.
A 1920s style analysis notes the ultimate consumer resisting higher prices, dampening a dangerous boom psychology. Production grows cautiously as manufacturers, merchants, and buyers show sobriety and restraint, signaling durable prosperity and less profit chasing.
In Little Plimpton the Dolittle household rehearses the Puddleby pantomime for Manchester. The pushmi-pullyu, Pantaloon, and Columbine actors overcome costume mishaps with clever fixes. Theodosia tailors outfits to allow animals to move freely, enabling full performance readiness for tomorrow’s Manchester show.
Across clues blend with a long set of word answers and stray phrases about education morals and churches. The piece closes with a quoted critique urging schools and churches to restore moral education and accountability.
Peter Rabbit searches for Jumper the Hare and hides from Shadow the Weasel by Laughing Brook. Billy Mink threatens the brook as Shadow claims it is his hunting ground. The cousins clash briefly before Peter and Shadow vanish. The page includes a 1926 Burgess story and a 1925 alcohol education note from Koenigsberg.
Venus in aspect turns influences toward Kood with Saturn and Uranus adverse. The season foresees unusual stage successes and rising fame for new talent in art and literature. A clash between old and modern ideas widens as leaders in politics education and business are predicted to pass, while a longer death roll and rising aviation risk accompany new protective travel forms and mine safety concerns. Unrest among workers and narcotic problems haunt the period as minds seek simple, practical safeguards. Children born on this day may be noted.
An observed shift in morals as modernist and fundamentalist debates sway children away from traditional church training. The piece argues honesty can be taught, citing William G. Shepherd and tests showing gains in moral understanding after character-focused instruction and hero worship.
A dense roundup of radio schedules from numerous stations including KFDM Beaumont WEA WGR Buffalo WGN Chicago KYW Chicago WLS Chicago WLW Cincinnati WDAP Kansas City Star KHJ Los Angeles WHAS Louisville CKAC Montreal WIZ New York and more. The items cover orchestras, choirs, talk segments, reviews, lectures, and various musical broadcasts with times ranging from early morning to late night. The listing shows program types, performers, and the breadth of 1930s era radio offerings.
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