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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1925
Page
4
The article notes a high share of bald and bareheaded men in Berlin who shun hats to cope with sun and wind. It claims Germany has one of the world's highest baldheaded ratios and ties this to economic striving and hat rejection as a factor in daily life.
July 2 1925 report describes Butte Montana’s grand four day Fourth of July celebration with parades pageant rodeo carnival marching bands and extensive decorations. Visitors from surrounding areas fill streets hotels and shops while local committees receive praise for planning and hospitality.
Berlin reports a failed campaign to popularize straw hats as many men go hatless in business. Propaganda articles warned against unsanitary headgear, but the trend toward bare heads persisted despite Jack Dempsey's summer influence and dealer optimism.
Fundamentalists and modernists clash as Seattle hosts the Northern Baptist convention. Rev. Henry Emerson Fosdick, now at Park Avenue Baptist Church, argues baptism by immersion may be optional for membership. Denver ministers demand reaffirmation of immersion as essential, predicting a heated battle and possible expulsion of Park Avenue representatives.
The article reports that the United States plans extensive pre boarding immigrant inspections at European ports starting with Great Britain and the Irish Free State before expanding to Germany Italy and Poland. It notes aims to curb inadmissible immigrants and reduce Ellis Island deportations while improving immigration administration. It also references political commentary on figures such as Wayne B Wheeler William Jennings Bryan and phrases about international affairs.
Cross word puzzle notes include a list of across clues with phrases such as To compress Healed Chest of drawers and Sounded simultaneously in the midst of words about King of the Huns and goddess figures. Several abbreviations and odd spellings appear alongside a puzzle solution row referencing INM INIS 11 Meaner 13 Neat 16 Combining form egg and other items.
King George promotes Sir Arthur Gough Calthorpe to admiral of the fleet after a long naval career. He speaks French Russian and Turkish, served as naval attache in Russia and Constantinople, fought at Jutland, and led allied forces in Constantinople. He is linked to the Calthorpe family with notable relatives and a history of philanthropy.
A Coventry Patmore verse extols truth that prevails despite neglect and a Frenchman in Marseilles is described as swallowing four quarts of water and expelling it in a whale-jet display. The odd mix pairs high-minded poetry with a bizarre bodily stunt.
The tale follows King Eagle’s repeated dignity upset after Scrapper the Kingbird drives him from the Old Orchard. King Eagle’s concern grows as Scrapper’s mischief endangers hungry eaglets and a missed fish breakfast prompts him to confront Reddy Fox and Pluneer the Osprey in the blue sky above the Big River.
King Eagle loses temper while searching the blue sky for breakfast. Scrapper, a smaller figure, foils his plan to catch the Rabbit breakfast for the Big Mountain babies. The eagle's rage grows with each wingbeat as he pursues the elusive meal.
A fairly favorable day predicted by astrology with Jupiter and Venus in benefic influence while Neptune is adverse. Weather conditions across many parts of the country should be more satisfactory.
The article predicts large enterprises opening channels and increased fame for future rulers, with both men and women of talent recognized. It foresees turmoil in Europe, sensational land and mining disclosures, broader bank activity, and growing deception in business, plus travel risks and changes in personal fortunes.
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