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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1925
Page
4
The proposal would make Germany accept the Versailles terms while guaranteeing French and Belgian integrity and Rhine frontier sovereignty. The League would oversee rights and borders and British public opinion backs the plan as a major step for world peace.
In a Burgess tale excerpt from 1925, Unc Billy the possum follows Peter Rabbit’s trail along the Laughing Brook to discover Teeter the Sandpiper’s nest. He weighs clues from Redwing the Blackbird and alders, then finds Teeter’s nest at Smiling Pool, hinting Brer Rabbit’s egg grab.
The U S Department of Agriculture forecast boosts Montana farmers with higher prices as spring wheat replaces winter crop. Montana foresees 20 million bushels more wheat in 1925 than 1924, aided by abundant rain and good soil practices.
The draft treaty envisions Britain using full military power to enforce peace and form a four power pact with France Germany and Italy. Austen Chamberlain has won France's acquiescence and Germany is expected to follow. The plan seeks to preserve Europe and frontiers as outlined in Versailles.
The column offers a razor sharp mockery of Clarence Darrow and William Jennings Bryan in the Tennessee versus Scopes trial, predicting lively courtroom antics and a parade of eccentric figures. It lampoons Darwinism, religious fervor, and public spectacle while noting June’s versatility and regional reactions.
Australia appoints Sir John Laurence Baird as governor general. A veteran cabinet minister, soldier, diplomat, and sportsman, he earned rich honors in Service. He is married to Lady Ethel, with five children, including heir Annette who debuted in London last summer.
Florence Davies argues that men in homes should share tasks and that colleges might offer courses in home making for men. She cites Dr. Henry Noble MacCracken advocating male knowledge of food values and management, while noting many women still carry most domestic work. The piece defends focus and single tasks for success in work and home life.
A daily cross word puzzle champion completed the grid in seven and a half minutes, delivering a swift and precise solving performance. The achievement highlights speed and accuracy, marking a notable instance in puzzle competition.
A long list of crossword style clues appears in a column headed Across and Down. The entry mixes wordplay definitions with periodic references to names places and items across multiple categories. It includes terms from science geography and literature and ends with a prompt for puzzle solutions.
The remark argues education is largely shaped by women and urges feminists to demand masculine men rather than cooks, bottle washers, shoppers, and baby tenders. The speaker calls for real masculinity and criticizes domestic stereotypes.
Astrological reading warns of late day carelessness and fire risks but notes a favorable evening for sociability. It predicts shifting public tastes toward formal entertainments, rising interest in public affairs among women, and possible exposure of communistic ideas. Also mentions long life Spaniard who died at 116 without seeing an automobile or train.
A collection of short sketches including a Scotch man trekking 20 miles to a game and a misfired ride offer, a reunion tale of Young Newrich, a pun on groan and grow, and a Derbyshire oil bore ending with a mistaken parergoric telegram.
A short poem fragment questions the worth of gold and love in life and death. It contrasts gold with love, noting leaves, cold woods, and a doveless scene. Attributed to Algernon Charles Swinburne.
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