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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1925
Page
4
An account notes that trained Red Cross dogs operated near No Man's Land delivering first aid and supplies, carrying messages, hauling gear, and returning a soldier’s helmet or property. They faced gas and shellfire but never faltered, aiding stretcher bearers and wounded troops amid German offensives.
Friday morning editorial discusses Owen D Young's plan for a scientific study of peace. He proposes a Johns Hopkins Page school as a center for peace research, funded at 1,000,000 dollars, to analyze and apply knowledge to end war using scientific methods.
The Red Cross Courier highlights Balto and other dogs whose intelligence and courage aided Allied armies in World War I. Collies, sheep dogs, Airedales, lurchers, retrievers and Irish terriers are praised for high character and vital service as messengers facing gas, shellfire, and night patrol dangers, outpacing humans in perilous duties.
The war ends with the Blue fleet defeating the Black fleet in a vast Pacific engagement. Ninety nine ships and numerous subs participate as the nation celebrates liberty. The piece mocks political figures while praising naval power and winter weather quips.
The puzzle text hints at India's prominent figure after Gandhi while a longer editorial critiques conspicuous wealth. It notes the Rockefeller family and Milton as examples of young, modest living, contrasting wealth with personal contentment and mutual affection.
From a distance Blacky the Crow and Sammy Jay observe Plunger and Mrs Plunger as they discuss starting a new home after a nest incident. Blacky hints at plans by Farmer Brown's boy, suggesting tomorrow may reveal a move toward a fresh dwelling.
Florence Davies writes of Abby and David, heirs to wealth and love, choosing a simple life over a trust fund. Abby helps with dusting and chores while planning a modest future with their friend-turned-partner, proving happiness lies in sincerity, not money.
A compiled schedule of radio offerings from major stations including WEEI Boston WEBH Chicago Post WMAQ Chicago and others. Highlights feature musical programs debates lectures concerts and educational segments across cities such as Boston Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland Dallas Davenport and more with times ranging from early morning to late evening.
The March 13 1938 horoscope notes Planetary government is unsettled Venus and Uranus in malefic aspect threaten love affairs and marriage with quarrels misunderstandings and possible divorce It cautions against meeting strangers or closing business deals with the opposite sex Venus shifts to favorable by evening advising prudence.
At a University luncheon in New Finch yesterday De TA Grigg described an expedition from New York to solve Bergasso sea mysteries. Led by Prof William Beebe aboard the Arcturus the voyage aims to explore deep Atlantic waters believed to hold new life and luminous creatures. The ship, 280 feet long with a 46 foot beam, carries a large laboratory and live tanks. Scientific staff includes Lillian Segal John Tee Van William Merriam Schoedsack and more with radiation gear and film crews ready to document findings for public view.
The brief collection cites commentary on taxpayer burdens, creditor leniency, and political maneuvering. It references opinions from Boston Globe, New Orleans Times-Picayune, Houston Post-Dispatch, Detroit News, and Toledo Blade, noting public debate over finances, invasions, and party campaigning as the Sixty-eighth Congress adjourns.
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