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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1925

Page

4

Anaconda Standard publishing details and contacts

The Anaconda Standard lists its publishers and proprietors, office locations in Butte Anaconda and Dillon, mailing subscriptions and rates, foreign rates, and general business correspondence addresses. It notes Associated Press rights and national representatives names and offices.

Butte Mont Associated Press Ineo Prudden, King & Prudden, Inc Fifth Avenue New York Globe Bossont Breger Chicago Sharon San Francisco San Fernando Los Angeles

Norse Centennial in Minnesota to Draw Massive Attendance

St Paul reports six governors of Norse ancestry will attend the Norse-American centennial at the Minnesota state fair grounds June 6 to 9. Officials predict 250,000 to 500,000 attendees, with 60,000 Norse Canadians among them, while pageants, exhibitions, and a 22 department display celebrate Norse history and industry. President Coolidge and other dignitaries are expected to attend.

St. Paul Montana Erickon Minnesota State Fair Coolidge Alanson B. Houghton Great Britain London Borah Senate Foreign Relations Committee Hughes Kellogg Europe America Mr. Hough

Village life aids child health in New York state

A medical survey of 595,206 New York state pupils shows rural and village children slightly healthier than city peers, with village children at 44.6 percent normal health, city 38 percent, country 37.4 percent. most defects are minor and treatable, while serious disorders were rare. The report notes wartime drafts and local health efforts, praising village doctors and small towns as best suited for child welfare.

New York State

Burgess Bed Time Stories Farmyard Skunk Tangle

In a Burgess bedtime tale Farmer Brown suspects a skunk under the henhouse. His son and the farmer debate trapping or relocating the animal while Mrs Jimmy Skunk hides nearby. The boy avoids harming poultry, hoping the skunk stays away, as the scene ends with a cautious standoff.

Farmer Brown Jimmy Sometmes Drow Boyce Farmer Crown Detter Farmer Brown Boy Skunk Farmer'Brown Harry Farmer ‘Brown Jimmy Skunk T. W. Burgess Jimmy Calis

Who's Who In The Day's News Hara Kim Siram Percy Maxim

A profile of inventor and engineer Hara Kim Siram Percy Maxim. Born in 1869, educated at MIT, he became electrical engineer for Fort Wayne Jenney and led multiple firms in wiring and welding. Now president of Maxim Silencer company. Member of ASME and automotive clubs.

Siram Percy Maxim American Radio Delega Progress Brooklyn School of Mechanic Arts Massachusetts “Institute of Technology Fort Wayne Ind Jenney Electric Company W. @. Hill Electric company Boston Thompson Electrical Welding Company Lynn Mass American Projectile Company Lynn, Mass Electric Vehicle Company Hartford, Conn Maxim Silencer Company Hartgard Maxim American Society of Mechanical Engneers The Society of Automotive Janwineers

After Seventy-Five Years by Florence Davies

Florence Davies reflects on the National Woman's Suffrage Association closing after 75 years and questions why women lack a fighting or play spirit in politics. She quotes Susan B. Anthony and Carrie Chapman Catt on women's engagement, suggesting politics feels far from a game yet is a vital arena for civic change.

Florence Davies Nat Woman's Suffrage Association National Woman's Suffrage Susan B. Anthony Carrie Chapman Catt Pollu

Horoscope Summary of May 7 1925

The May 7 1925 horoscope notes Mars Mercury and the moon in Scorpio and urges routine labor over new ventures. It predicts favorable outcomes for financial balancing, gardening work, and steady physical activity while foreseeing quiet foreign matters and summer public buildings and secret diplomacy in Europe.

Mars Mercury Tate Probaly Europe

Little Stories of Deauville Guests and Quick Wits

An American guest in Deauville tells a tale of a witty con patriot. A pompous Englishman challenges Smith and asserts his authority in a restaurant as Smith awaits his wife. A small girl watches workers in a public building while her mother looks on, and a child misreads a stone-chipping game, exclaiming about the moon and her place.

Deauville Smith

Daily crossword puzzle solved in five minutes by Ruth von Phul

Puzzle author Joseph E. Waichet reports Ruth von Phul, a word puzzle champion, solved the daily crossword in five minutes. Across clues include Church contribution box, River in Piedmont, Ferocious, Seize, Greek letter, Tropical bird, and Water in Latin. Down clues feature Desert plant, Entire, Items of property, Weapon, Mob, Houses of snow, Horned animal, Beast of burden, and other terms in a dense grid.

Ruth von Phul Joseph E. Waichet Piedmont

Self Expression Cited By Minister As Danger To Society

Rev Dr Fosdick warns againstunchecked self expression and defends a disciplined life. He contrasts springtime of thought with a hollow pursuit of freedom, urging adherence to lawful inner conduct and warning that self indulgence leads to moral decline and lost spiritual path.

Harry Jorson Fosdick New York Jesus

Not Knocking Anything or orate Mr Bryan's Eepousal

Fragmented OCR style note references HITS OR MISSES and public figures like Mr Bryan and Jack Dempsey. Mentions desire to abolish crime reporting, approval of a perfect world, and distant newspaper opinions. Contains garbled phrases and unclear dates or places.

Mr. Bryan

Poems That Live the Poplar Field

A reflective poem by Cowper recalls a grove of poplars and a beloved bank now gone. The speaker laments changing seasons and fading pleasures, noting twelve years since first viewing the field and foretelling a modest burial as transient joys die sooner than we.

Anymng Cowper

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