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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1925
Page
4
Montana agricultural revival gains national attention as farmers overcome criticism and reach a stage of actual accomplishment. Once dismissed, Montanans now show they can lead in producing essential staples, surpassing other districts worldwide.
An essay arguing that society runs smoother when people follow shared rules and pick battles only on truly serious issues. It uses Fannie Hurst and hats as an illustration of conforming to social conventions and avoiding pointless conflict.
Rep William R Green chairman of the Ways and Means committee travels to Europe to study double taxation and assess English tax practices. He attends the International Chamber of Commerce meeting in Paris and plans to glean insights for the forthcoming U S revenue bill. Green, a Connecticut native elected from Iowa, has long served in Congress and will return with pointers from England France and Germany.
A Montana crop bulletin reports widespread optimism about 1925 yields with better weather and generous precipitation. Flathead and other counties note crops look better than in six years and crops rise with confidence despite a national wheat crop outlook.
The piece celebrates Flag Day and urges proper tribute while noting widespread confusion over display rules. It cites Army and Navy codes as authoritative, recalls a recent Washington lapse with the president’s box flag, and supports a joint congressional resolution to codify etiquette for universal observance.
Prominent physicians urge unification of national health activities under one cabinet level head. They cite quarantine duties and welfare tasks for government employees and diverse populations, urging efficiency and economy through a centralized public health ministry.
In Cactus, Dirty Shirt Dan arrives on a panther and rattlesnake, orders arsenic and nitroglycerin, and drinks. Two young men and chorus girls mingle, while a stage debate mocks Winston Churchill’s beri beri remark and swollen feet versus head.
The piece asserts that poets and dreamers shape history and culture. It envisions music makers as movers who build cities from stories and rise to power through new songs. The poem combines ambition and prophecy, linking past civilizations to future revolutions born of imagination.
Sunday forecast notes Uranus Neptune and Venus in adverse positions guiding a somber day for churches lovers and social behavior. Readers are urged to keep nerves steady as Aries moon brings delays disappointments and potential deceit in flirtations during the summer season.
Cross word ace Ruth von Phul, renowned puzzle champion, completes this daily grid in a bogey time of twelve minutes showcasing speed and accuracy.
A compiled puzzle page by Bernhard Josephson with Across and Down clues covering Greek city famous sites plants and objects. Includes Abbreviations for eras chemistry and geography and ends with a solution set and noted yesterday’s puzzle results.
The piece outlines heavy demands on husbands and fathers while praising intellectual and physical exercise. It predicts the Catholic church under planetary sway, a prelate ending a brilliant career, and travel likely to be pleasant if guided by stars. It cautions about health for births and advises lovers to seek romance this summer.
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