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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1925
Page
4
Anaconda Standard promotes subscriptions and ads for the Daily and Sunday edition. The piece urges cooperative effort to reduce automobile and other fatal accidents, calling carelessness a personal fault and stressing collective responsibility to end this societal problem.
Tuesday report notes no candidate won a majority in Sundays German presidential vote. April 26 will decide the president by plurality, with coalitions and deals shaping far into the campaign. Dr Jarres backs the republic, while Thielmann and Ludendorff are effectively sidelined. The Wei Mar constitution remains deemed safe for the moment.
Washington whispers focus on the treasury’s end June 30 fiscal year figures as a potential trigger for an extra congressional session. If called, likely in September or October, it would aim to pass a new revenue bill and pursue further tax cuts led by Secretary Mellon, with Coolidge unlikely to summon Congress before December absent a dire emergency.
A New York bulletin from the Eyesight Conservation Council warns carelessness costs the nation about 300 million dollars annually through industrial accidents and lost productivity. It links defective illumination to 15 percent of accidents, noting health costs and reduced output across shops and offices, with figures suggesting the services of 108,000 workers lost yearly in one state.
Sir Charles Higham, famed as a leading advertising expert, argues that America will become a tea drinking nation, solving prohibition as tea offers a safe, non intoxicating alternative. He notes tea's virtue for both sexes, cites English habits, Lipton’s role, and contrasts with coffee popular in America. He adds social quips on politics and daily life as background.
Puzzle definitions list across clues with mixed spellings and errors. It mentions a solution for Sunday’s puzzle and a reference to a public official of Spain in prison as a noted clue, attributed to This Courier Journal.
In the Old Orchard the fight between Johnny Chuck and a stranger ends with exhaustion and retreat. Polly Chuck tends Johnny’s wounds as they return to a new home, while Polly expresses relief and declares future battles unnecessary. Johnny asserts strength for the family and hints at a peaceful home ahead.
Polly tends to Johnny on the doorstep after a severe battle. They retreat inside to a spacious house, Johnny reluctant to praise it. Polly tends his wounds and voices hope for no more quarrels, as contentment settles between them.
The horoscope notes a day of contrary influences with Mars and Neptune affecting conflicts and ironworkers while Mercury promises press power and opportunities. It hints at an unfavorable wedding day as Mars furrows toward peace and rivals loom. Modistes and milliners may attract foreign style influences, shaping trends.
A dense list of radio station slots from AP and affiliates details various programs. Mentions KFDM Beaumont WEEI Poston WOR Buffalo WBAP Fort Worth KNX Hollywood WEAF New York WOR Newark KDKA Eastburg KGW Portland and others with concerts, orchestras, Hawaiian music and talks. Contains numerous times and ensemble names.
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