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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1925
Page
3
The article outlines fashion guidance by MME LISBETH on jumper frocks paired with coats, three piece ensembles, and matching accessories. It suggests foundation skirts with various overblouses, neutral coats, and decorative scarves to signal ensemble cohesion, plus novelty crepe breadcloths with candy stripe prints as a recent trend.
Report details Omaha planning for a massive convention with parades, street exposition, and a grand electrical parade by Ak-Sar-Ben. Veterans, officials, and industry figures anticipate weeklong festivities including a Pershing march, with $50,000 pledged for entertainment and broad national publicity. The plan envisions extensive participation from Knights of Ak-Sar-Ben, war departments, and metropolitan newspapers while targeting wide public attendance.
Washington reports on late July progress with street paving near Barrigon area. Commissioner Henry J. Wiegenstein notes first coat applied from Yale to B street and detours remain while sections set. Businesses endure disruptions but expect compensation through increased patrons after completion.
An old advertisement urges readers to renew health by purification claiming perfect purification of the temple is nature’s foundation. It promotes Calorade as a thorough course, sold in drug stores, with directions and price.
More than 200 Montana girls from Butte Anaconda Dillon and Whitehall will attend a four week Camp Fire Girls encampment at Glen starting July 18 Miss Dorothy Reeder Camp Fire executive oversees final arrangements and applications should go to the camp The first group includes 76 girls with others joining weekly by one or more weeks stay Activities include outdoor cookery weaving hiking and nature study Camp Fire Girl training emphasizes resourcefulness cooperation and wholesome recreation while living in the mountains near nature News also notes a Swampscott Maine appointment in the Associated Press dispatch
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