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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1925

Page

4

New York Notes Improvement in Its Nervous System

The passage discusses skepticism about a fault under New York City while asserting the fault lines are superficial and not eroding the bedrock. It claims gradual improvement in New York’s nervous system, acknowledging multiple faults but maintaining none active since settlement.

New York City New York

Daily Crossword Puzzle Clues List

A long list of numbered crossword clues across various definitions. Includes terms for body parts energy slang top cards memory charm recall idea and many others spanning geography language and items such as ship van headpiece poem stair and emperor.

Jason

Joy of the Ball Field in Butte and Anaconda

Mines League players showcase peak form drawing large crowds. Sweet thrills from home runs and dramatic plays excite fans as attendance soars. Umpires face varied crowd scrutiny while the price of Class A baseball remains affordable.

Casey Butte Anaconda

Earthquake fears in New York and expert reassurances

The piece describes New York’s jittery reaction to earthquakes and cites Amherst astronomer Dr David Todd USGS director George Smith and geologist Prof G E Gilbert as experts. It notes immunity claims for the region and calls for calm while explaining geology and seismology.

New York David Todd Amherst Allround Jorerge Smith United States Geological Survey G. E. Gilbert Geological Survey Dr. S United States Coast and Survey

England's Tragic Problem of Unemployment Looms

The article argues that about 1.3 million are officially unemployed while the government aid to 4 million people is possible yearly. Dole payments are 18 shillings weekly for men, 15 for women, 7s6d for boys, and 6s for girls. It notes no clear improvement and previews a major coal miners strike amid wartime veterans seeking pity from Americans.

America England Ministry of Labor

Williamstown Round Table Promotes Peace and Debate at Williams College

The fifth Williamstown Institute of Politics gathers statesmen economists and scholars for round-table talks on peace and global tensions. Dr. Harry A. Garfield hosts discussions at Williams College focusing on war-breeding conditions mineral supplies food insufficiency and international relations.

Williamstown Williamstown Institute of Politics United States Massachusetts Williams College Harry A. Garfield Garfield Germany Japan Italy

Confused Race Talk Buries Leaderboard Headlines

In a muddled political scene China and Russia are neck and neck while debate on evolution arguments continues. Young Bob may rise if he secures his father's shoes and the elder La Follette is seen as quiet. Herrin, ill, feels ignored while Senator Borah grows discouraged about world affairs and the race’s rough conduct.

Bob la Follette

Scientists Call For More Monkey Glands And Fewer Wrenches

In a witty turn of phrase, many scientists argue civilization should pursue biological advances and practical problem solving rather than overreliance on mechanical fixes. The remark highlights a preference for scientific progress over engineering shortcuts.

Power shifts in Jugo-Slavia form new coalition government

Stefan Radich and allies now head the government after a coalition with Premier Pashich and radicals. His arrest spurred protests while uniting Croats and Serbs. Radich seeks Croatian autonomy via parliament and proposes a national Jugo-Slav church diverging from Rome toward Greek Orthodox influence.

Jugo-Slavia Stefan Radich Croatian Peasants’ Party Pashich Radich Croatia Rome

Stray Tales Highlight Local Boss and Small Town Schemes

A stranger asks if the boss is in and learns he will be about $40 wealthier. A druggist leaves Tommy in charge and he pushes add ons to boost sales. Mayor-like Squire Scrabble avoids extra pitches as a clerk’s wink ends in a fired secretary. A butcher weighs a parcel and jokes about its weight and future meals.

Little Tommy Squire Scrabble Squire

Peter Rabbit Fails To Trace Mrs Chipmunk Home

A Peter Rabbit tale follows his curiosity as he chases Mrs Chipmunk along an old stone wall. She slips in and out of the gaps, teasing him about the entrance to her babies homestead and revealing the playful nature of manners.

Mrs. Chipmunk Peter

Mrs Chipmunk Plays Hide and Seek on Old Wall

Mrs Chipmunk dashes along a stone wall while Peter grumbles about staying in sight. She vanishes between the stones near the Green Forest, and Peter finds a familiar hiding spot in the corner.

Peter Mrs. Chipmunk Green Forest

Horoscopes for Friday July 31 1925

The forecast notes Jupiter and Neptune in helpful aspect boosting enterprise and trade, with Sun and Saturn adverse. It predicts stronger buying, contrasts thrift and extravagance, rising winter wealth, and industrial wage tensions. Oil exploration shows promise with new discoveries hinted. France and Italy have limited prospects.

Jupiter Neptune Saturn France Italy

Forecasts for Peace and Prosperity in Coming Months

Astrological predictions claim Jupiter favors New York goals and a brisk autumn in trade with more foreign buyers. Cautions include typhoid risk, ongoing crime, and warnings against new undertakings. Leo birthdates suggest steady luck for children and compensation for hard workers.

Jupiter New York Pacific Atlantic Europe Mexico Leo McClure

Just as I Am Poem Fragment

A fragmented poem text presents repeated lines of the hymn Just as I Am. It references being cleansed by the Lamb of God and coming to Christ with themes of doubt, forgiveness, and acceptance. Names include Eugenes Fay and Charlotte Billet in altered forms.

God Eugenes Fay Lamb of God

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