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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1925
Page
4
The Anaconda Standard reports on a doctor criticizing radio static and its effect on the mentally ill. He argues static agitates patients, suggesting radio should be avoided in hospitals for the insane. Chesterton echoes, joking that silence and loud cries could be a new ideal radio program.
The Senate votes to block Charles B. Warren from becoming attorney general citing a firm stance on its constitutional powers. The piece notes Warren's diplomatic praise but cites his private law ties to the so called sugar trust and Michigan origins amid a broader cabinet upheaval and potential recess appointment uncertainty.
A mosaic of St. Patrick lore and Irish pride with references to the March 17 observance, shamrock symbolism, and Meagher’s 1866 Virginia City oration. The piece notes how Americans of various creeds wear green and honor Ireland in song, parade, and memory.
The tale follows Plunger the Osprey as he battles a huge fish on a sand bar and drags it ashore after a exhausting struggle. He envisions a feast with Mrs. Plucker once he returns home, celebrating a hard won victory.
A Missouri blind man builds a home with rocks cleared from soil and trades for other building supplies. The piece critiques modern marriage prep and the lack of readiness for domestic life, urging effort and compromise to avoid quarrels and divorce as families form.
Readable bits question how pundits treat gender roles in popular columns. The fragment discusses traditional home life and contrasts imagined ideals with real challenges faced by women and families.
A dense grid of radio listings notes upcoming music and talk programs across numerous stations. Entries include orchestras, concerts, dances, choral clubs, lectures, and Patrick’s themes with times spanning early morning to late evening.
The column warns of adverse planetary aspects involving Neptune Uranus the Sun and Saturn. It cites misinformation and deceit affecting public opinion, unrest among workers, rising unemployment, propaganda, and bitter local politics. It notes fashion trends and vanity rising under state influence and hints at foreign trade and travel changes.
A partial crossword puzzle from Ruth von Phul with clues and answers noted, followed by a truncated report about Germans courting tourists in Hamburg. It mentions efforts to equip coaches with electric lights and to speed trains, plus tax and passport fuel reforms.
The article chronicles Julius Fleischmann's divorce from his wife in Paris last July as a stunning financial settlement unfolds. It notes the wealth of the former Mrs Fleischmann and hints at the dramatic social impact of the case while detailing modest pre-divorce settlements.
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