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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1925
Page
4
Dr Koehler tests apes revealing social bonds imitation and problem solving. Apes show sympathy in illness, grasp tools, and mimic human laughter though lacking speech. The piece contrasts ape behavior with Bryan’s views and fundamentalist critiques.
A King Eagle story follows the bird returning to a tall pine on Big Mountain where a nest of King and Mrs Bayle’s home is cherished. The pair, mating for life, raise multiple young while symbolizing loyal home life as a beacon for America’s values. Two hungry eaglets wait for breakfast.
Arthur Millepaugh administrator general finances of Persia sails to the United States to select advisers for the Persian government. Millepaugh, born March 9, 1883 in Augusta, has held multiple state department posts and taught political science at Whitman College and Johns Hopkins.
The article discusses limits of geology and geogeny and notes that seismology may soon place geophysical stations in the United States. It mentions Dr Jaggar urging inland stations, cites European precedents, and warns of unproven prophets predicting quakes with dates like June 26 and July 7 15 16. It argues that even if science cannot prevent quakes, early warning could save lives by moving people to open fields.
Dr Wolfgang Kohler of Berlin and Clark University discusses ape intelligence in the evolution debate. He notes apes show intelligent behavior akin to humans, citing experiments at Teneriffe where apes were tested on problem solving and learning, despite some tasks proving too hard.
A New York judge links rising crime to many lawyers in the legislature and argues for harsher penalties. He cites attempts in 1921 to enact life imprisonment for armed robbery or burglary, noting lawmakers favored by criminal lawyers often blocked amendments. The piece touches on reform efforts, political scenes, and contemporary references to Scopes and 1928 hopes.
In a 1916 tale, Mrs Eagle distributes food as King Eagle notes yearly appetites. Afra Eagle returns with duck meat for Balete, while the parents plan continued hunting to feed their growing children. The family faces weeks of care and constant hunting obligations.
Mrs Spender hires Hilda the kitchen artist and asks for male help in the kitchen. A policeman hiding in the pantry is implicated. An old neighbor is surprised by a tramplike visitor who claims to resemble a fatherly figure, prompting a witty clash about trust and manners.
Florence Davies recounts a large international convention of business and professional men and their wives. The piece notes the emphasis on home, balance between work and family, and the inclusive, modern attitudes shaping domestic life at the gathering.
Astrologers warn Tuesday July 7 brings misfortune as Mars Mercury Venus and Saturn align adversely. Mental strain and nervousness may spike with conflicts over money and weddings likely to stir quarrels. The United States faces a tense period with self restraint urged and increased activity among performers and instrument makers noted.
A dense list of crossword style clues referencing American presidents and signers of the declaration. Includes figures like Theodore Roosevelt and other statesmen, with scattered hints on origins, prefixes, and common terms.
The text reviews socialism and communism, criticizing reliance on ideal theory while noting human traits like ambition and laziness. It cites Western figures and a London store owner, explores work motivation, and contrasts theory with observed behavior in society and industry. A separate note mentions a ministerial appointment in Swampscott, Massachusetts.
The verse paints a cold dark dreary day with rain and wind. It laments a life and past clinging to memory while youth hopes fade amid the storm yet hints at a sun beyond clouds. The piece ends with a faint allusion to fate and enduring sorrow.
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