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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Nov 03, 1925

Page

4

Einstein and Darwin neck and neck in science talk

The piece reports on Dr Adams of Mount Wilson discussing Sirius and a dense companion, claiming light is bent by gravity. It compares Einstein’s theory with Darwin, noting fundamentalists have not weighed in and jokingly cites Captain Jack Bunsby for explanation. Colds and prevention advice follow, urging protection from sneezes.

Dr. Adams Mount Wilson Observatory Sirius Einstein Adams Darwin Jack Bunsby Tuberculosis and Health Association

New York Voters Face Constitutional Amendments Today

The article outlines a sharp intra party clash over four constitutional amendments in New York. Republicans split between endorsing a reorganized state government and a short ballot and opposing reforms that would bolster Governor Smith and aid Democrats. Key figures include Governor Smith and Senator Wadsworth, with national interest mounting as voters decide today amid party infighting.

New York New York State Smith Empire State Nichotime Wadsworth

Einstein Stock Rises Amid Doubt Over New Theory

The article notes scientists debating the Einstein theory with a Columbia University team led by Professor Hartsough, who has developed a hypersensitive instrument to test gravity effects at minute scales. The device aims to measure lunar position changes and Earth gravity on tiny masses, signaling progress but sparking cautious acceptance.

Finstein Hartsough Physics Department of Columbia Atniversity Columbia University

Paderewski Temperament Shapes Washington Concert Absence

The famed pianist Paderewski, famed for grand tours and box office, shuns Washington after his statecraft past. Washington fans are guided to Baltimore by a concert firm. The era’s chatter nods to Mussolini, aviator Mitchell, Locarno pact, and chemists crafting substitutes for German dyes amid Prohibition’s reach.

Paderewski America Washington Poland Baltimore

Yellowjackets Cause Trouble In Long Lane Farm Scene

In the Long Lane tale a troop of Yellowjackets attack Farmer Brown's horses forcing a wild dash and injuries. Bowser the hound triggers the panic as the wasp nest provokes a tense retreat with the horses, while Jimmy Skunk contemplates the mystery but returns to sleep.

Farmer Brown Green Meadows Parmer Brown Bowner the Hound Bowser Yellowjackets Lance Warmer Brown Sammy Jay Farmer Farmer Brown Red Palmer Jimmy Skank Jimmy Jimmy Skunk Mr. Sun T. W. Burgess

Hopeful views on Locarno peace and Europe

American industrialist B Naver offers cautious optimism on Locarno as a milestone toward peace, warning that French political shifts could derail the nascent international order. He notes the Rhineland situation and warns of renewed conflict if liberal gains in France falter.

Locarno Weara Pierrepont B. Naver New York League of ‘Power Europe Arlee France Ruhr Rhineland Locarno

Notable General Graves Sees Long Public Service

The obituary profile highlights General Graves, veteran of the Civil and World Wars, and early recipient of high decorations. Born circa 1840, he rose to brigadier general in 1888 and later served as commander in Liberia, Fort McKinley, and the First Brigade of the First Division. Decorated repeatedly, he held honors from Japan, Czechoslovakia, Italy, and others.

Willamn Graves Tesla Williat Bute Brieadter Feneral Vastruetor Sonal Armia Anteim Wetion Agali San Francisco Liberia Fort McKinley P. I Japan Czechoslovakia Italy

Little Stories of a Robbery and A Silly Court Day

An Irish attorney traveling from Wicklow to Dublin recounts a robbery to Baron O Grady, then a farmer stands accused of slander and asks if he called the neighbor a rogue or a thief. The reply reveals the farmer forgot to call him a thief.

Wicklow Dublin Baron O'Grady Sid

Fragments from a chaotic town humor page

A collage of verses and sketches satirize local figures and events with jumbled wordplay and comic captions. Names like Hezekiah Krown and Mayor appear alongside jokes about wards, brick beams, and a clubroom tale. The piece blends poems, cartoons, and humorous anecdotes with no single coherent narrative.

Teotcher Teaches Courtesy In Krazy Kiddie Kollege Tale

A wacky classroom fragment shows Teotcher asking for courtesy while Phil Adelfin recalls a bee bite and a frightened girl shouting. Willie Knott and Bridget loom in a comic, chaotic exchange as students loom large with odd phrases and hints for flappers chase.

Teotcher Philip Phil Adelfin

Family turmoil as favored daughter tests parents patience

Mrs D asks how to handle a husband who supports their daughter’s deception and drinking. The adviser urges tact, persistence, and compassion to steer the daughter away from harmful behavior, noting the wife’s need to stay calm and continue efforts to protect her child.

How Cruel Are the Parents Poem Fragment

A lament about cruel parents and a daughter trapped by wealth and tyranny. The speaker contrasts the rich with the powerless woman who must wed or suffer, likening her plight to a dove pursued by a hawk and a falconer. The tone is critical of parental control and social pressure.

Falconer

Bugle Echoes Across Wild Glens and Castles

Fragment from a poem describing splendor on castle walls and snowy summits. The speaker calls a bugle to awaken echoes in wild landscapes. Images shift from Elfland horns to distant cliffs as echoes travel and fade. The piece repeats lines about blowing the bugle and echoes dying.

Elfland Purple Glens

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