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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1925
Page
4
The article discusses newspaper subscription rates and a tangent about crime prevention. It cites United States and foreign pricing and references insurance messenger services in New York. The piece contrasts defense against clever crooks with the adage that crime may outpace detection.
The Birmingham bishop urges acceptance of evolution arguing Adam and Eve were not specially created but evolved from tribal monkeys over a million years. He presents a stark contrast to biblical creation and accuses critics of stalling scientific progress in churches.
President Coolidge nominates John G. Sargeant of Vermont for attorney general after rejecting Charles B. Warren. The Senate, by repu diation, preserves its dignity but faces public contempt. Sargeant’s appointment ends a political clash and is confirmed after Warren’s rejection.
A grand jury probes the case of William D. Shepherd charged with murdering William N. McClintock through typhoid germs. The piece notes criminals’ use of science and organization, citing bond theft rings and unregistered Liberty bonds as a growing, marketable crime network.
The new ambassador to Germany is Jacob Gould Schurman born in Prince Edward Island. A scholar of wide culture and long diplomatic service, he has led roles from president of the Philippine commission to minister to Greece Montenegro and China. His career recalls Andrew D. White as a premier diplomat.
The page presents a cross word puzzle with mixed clues and whimsical remarks by Ruth Phul and Mrs Charles W Thonger. Several entries reference language, objects, and place names including Virginia and Peru. The puzzle includes cryptic style hints and a list of numbered clues for across and down entries.
In 1925 Burgess tale Plunger the Osprey tries to celebrate a new home by catching a large fish. King Eagle arrives and steals the prize as Plunger and Mrs Plunger chase, finding the feast already finished by the king. The Plungers learn limits of success against a bigger predator.
Indianapolis News and Pittsburg Gazette-Times critique the nomination of Jardine as secretary of agriculture. The piece notes no ichthyology division exists and mocks the selection while recalling past presidential speculation and unnamed figures.
A collage of radio schedules lists programs across stations from WEEI Boston to WGN Chicago. Entries include soprano recitals, orchestral concerts, chamber ensembles, school of the air lessons, talks, and dance programs with times ranging from 4:30 to 11 PM. Named stations include WEEI Boston WEBH Chicago WFAA Dallas WCCO Minneapolis KNX Hollywood KHJ Los Angeles WHAS Louisville WJZ New York and more.
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