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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1925
Page
4
Montana's leading daily reflects on health and sanitation concerns as summer draws visitors to Butte. It lauds the city's business vitality, pleasant summer weather, and opportunities, urging residents to appreciate and promote the community’s growth and happiness.
The article notes how Congress passed an anti evolution measure in 1924 for Washington, with an amendment read in a mumble and approved without a record vote. It criticizes legislative carelessness and predicts future controversy and heightened scrutiny.
Former Butte residents visiting California and elsewhere admire the city’s solid prosperity and steady industrial life. They note improvements under a broad retrenchment program that spared new tax burdens while advancing public works like flood control and drainage. The Bow Drainage Commission has delivered notable services at no tax cost, marking substantial progress.
Pen and Ink reviews historic will disputes from 1891, noting ink as the central issue in a Mc. Lotta Crabtree estate battle in Massachusetts hinges on an iron ink claim. The piece ends with broader jests about politicians and public opinion, Darrow, and the Chicago School for Scandal.
Puzzle clues across and down include many definitions and word hints. Entries cover terms from music to geography and common phrases such as up to date and distance around with letters to fill. The list mixes archaic and modern words like be seated the thing and decays and notes a fox as a down clue
William E. Knox president of the American Bankers Association told the Colorado Bankers Association that industry should adopt a coordinated savings plan to enable employees to achieve financial independence by retirement. He argued current pensions sustain dependency and urged a cooperative system guiding workers to sensible saving and economic literacy.
A collage of humorous vignettes and quips from early 20th century life. A New York arts banquet remark on wealth and art contrasts with casual aviation fantasies. A streetcar exchange on aging and beauty, a pearl button joke on an air trip, and a Virginia toll-bridge anecdote wrap the piece.
An express train stopped by its engineer after a blaze caused a French airplane to crash on a railway between Paris and Orleans. The engineer pulled the pilot and mechanic to safety, preventing further harm.
The July 29 1925 horoscope warns of strong planetary influences including Jupiter, Venus in good aspect, and Uranus adverse. It foresees profit for hotel proprietors and restaurant heads, heavy travel, dieting and cooking interest, and banker influence. A busy economic and cultural period with rising young stars and keen competition among states is anticipated.
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