Morals and thrift in Mr Depew’s view
The piece cites Mr Depew praising intelligent cooperation between capital and labor and the diffusion of stock holdings. He argues thrift across savings banks and life insurance strengthens civilization amid troubles. He extols temperance, moderation, and longevity as core habits for mankind.
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Music Week Observance Highlights Butte Anaconda
SATURDAY MORNING MAY 9 1925 Music Week observed in Butte and Anaconda with school clubs lodges and public recitals. Merchants note high music interest and instrument purchases. The piece extols music as a elevating force uniting culture, religion and personal devotion across ages and peoples.
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A Fine Old Optimist Chauncey M Depew at 91
The article portrays Chauncey M Depew as a lifelong voter with a storied career including New York Secretary of State in 1864 and a US Senator. At 91 he remains optimistic about the world, noting wars may come but not from rulers or ruling families, and comments on Russia and global governance.
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Chamber of Commerce Eyes Ship Subsidy Public Push
The United States Chamber of Commerce plans a nationwide campaign to shift public opinion toward a ship subsidy. Backed by shipping and trade interests, it aims to educate inland voters about the merchant fleet's importance, despite anticipated interior resistance and Hoover support.
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Sleep is vital say New York health chief Nicoll
The piece praises seven to eight hours of nightly rest and daytime naps when possible. It cites Dr. Matthias Nicoll, New York health commissioner, arguing against the idea that sleep is a luxury and noting Edison once thrived on little sleep. It also references Solomon and modern figures to bolster the claim.
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Mythological keeper of the winds and puzzle clues
Puzzle items list across and down include mythic wind guardian, various word clues, abbreviations, and historical phrases. Entries reference Tart Barret abbr tides transport halves and metals, with solutions hinting at a mixed set of wordplay and cryptic style references across a dated puzzle page.
Dr Charles Greeley Abbot a notable solar researcher
The piece profiles Dr Charles Greeley Abbot of the Smithsonian Institution as a leading solar research figure and expedition leader. It catalogs his education at MIT, tenure at the Smithsonian, and roles with the National Academy of Sciences and other societies. It notes his solar radiation studies, eclipses, and publications. It also mentions astrology forecasts and other scientific and cultural remarks.
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Horoscope: Uranus in Benefic Aspect Prompts Shifts
Astrology note highlights Uranus in a favorable aspect influencing personal growth, communication, and unexpected opportunities this period. Readers are advised to stay open to new ideas, adapt to changes, and weigh risks before major decisions. The influence favors inventive thinking and constructive responses to disruptions.
Under the Dome reports turmoil and constitutional contention
A fragmented wire service style excerpt notes unrest under the dome in Washington amid constitutional battles. It mentions earthquakes being reported and hints at political credit to Germany from an election. The text shows garbled phrases about someone always doing that and poor judgment involving an Indian context.
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New System Needed to Halt Growth of Crime says Expert
Richard Washburn Child former ambassador laments law enforcement failure in America warning European diplomats that crime will worsen before reform. He argues faster punishment is needed to curb crime’s expansion into a growing business and cites lax enforcement as a key weakness.
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