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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1925
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR note from The Anaconda Standard referencing a foreign count and a three month period but with unclear details and dates. The readable text lacks identifiable people or organizations and does not establish a complete news item.
North American Newspaper Alliance and the Standard project a major polar expedition feature as Roald Amundsen and crew push into Spitzbergen waters. With Ellsworth aboard and exclusive rights secured, readers will follow the voyage through ongoing reports and dramatic updates from the expedition.
Public interest soars over the Amundsen Ellsworth polar expedition as six men fly with state of the art planes. Scientists caution on safety while Amundsen presses toward the pole despite harsh weather and ice dangers.
The article notes William J. Bryan faces sharp attacks from scientists and clergy over his stance on evolution and school teaching. It describes reactions from Rev. James Williamson and Dr. Mayo, who argue no conflict exists between science and religion, while Bryan defends his view amid political and public scrutiny. The piece also mentions broader debates on church influence in politics.
Puzzle clues and solutions from a nostalgic newspaper page show a long list of crossword hints and answers including time, countries, verbs, and names. It references a solution of yesterday's puzzle and features many partial word entries and cryptic style prompts.
The British historian H G Well argues France is a natural mediator between Northern and Southern Europe and that Franco-British trust could grow under Herriot. He insists critics can question other nations while staying loyal to own country and notes kinship between Southern England and Brittany.
Milton Whitney, chief of the bureau of soils, said at a reception that middlemen pocket too much. He contrasted modern farm life with the past, noting cars, telephones, radios, and bathrooms alongside the hungry rural shopper.
May 27 1925 horoscope notes Uranus with a benefic aspect brings complex love hints while Venus is adverse. Promising aviation signs and social shifts are predicted with later spiritualist growth and possible education reforms. Moon in Leo affects heart and back. weather may turn stormy. children and education are highlighted. Geminis may show modest talent.
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