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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1925
Page
4
A tongue in cheek survey praises American cheese research from Swiss to Limburger and Roquefort imitations. It notes American strength in Swiss and Limburger flavor while admitting clumsiness with Camembert Liederkranz and Roquefort. It cites agricultural scientists striving toward a superior master cheese.
Buster Bear and Sammy Jay clash as Chatterer the Red Squirrel mocks them while Buster searches a tree for a meal. Sammy Jay tricks Buster into pursuing a mushroom stash, leading to a tense chase and unanswered questions about repayment.
A preacher links rising lifespans and falling death rates to sane living and divine health laws. He warns modern strain damages mind and body, urging rest, fresh air, clean food, exercise, and service. He cites Dr Orchard on mental collapse and Phillip Caver’s revival through faith as proof the physical thrives when the soul prospers.
The American Legion Disabled American Veterans and Veterans of Foreign Wars unite to press a joint agenda for World War I veterans. They seek vocational training extensions, retirement pay parity for regular and emergency officers, and removal of training start and end time limits, aiming for broad congressional support.
The article praises the Department of Agriculture for its cheese study and notes American cheese production. It cites per person consumption of four pounds yearly, contrasts with Europe, and reports total cheese output of 468 million pounds with 413.9 million made domestically. It highlights Swiss cheese progress domestically.
The essay argues that in America plain Americanese works better than refined English. A highway incident in Oregon shows a sign rewritten to warn drivers bluntly that the water is rotten. The piece urges clear highway design so travelers will not err in reading and understanding.
A New York grand jury condemns leniency in parole and warns of abolishing the system amid public concern over repeated releases and fresh crimes. Across references to tax debates and political figures, the piece notes Governor Smith's possible retirement, Tammany shifts, and looming questions of leadership in France and American religious rhetoric.
On Monday November 9 1925 astrologers foresee powerful planetary influences favoring constructive work across engineering and contracting ventures especially in the South. Surgeons and dentists are active, soldiers and military leaders mobilize, and ventures requiring daring are favored. Animals and lumber trades may profit while winter catastrophes loom and a cabinet shakeup is predicted amid international tensions.
J S Forbes of Lewistown stops at the New Finlen in Butte while in the city. Jake Mola of Livingston is among Montana people stopping in Butte. William Cladanhos of Great Falls visits Arizona while in Butte. Caveats about business interests and birthdays appear amid stock phrases on astrology and life.
The piece recounts the holy family's flight to Egypt after Herod’s massacre threat and their eventual return to Palestine. It discusses Joseph’s cautious journey, prophecies, apocryphal miracle notes, and the political landscape under Herod and Archelaus, culminating in the move to Nazareth.
In a tense scene from the Vera Vaine chapter, Amoura confronts a heartbreak caused by Philip Wenrich. Mrs Ainsley and Reginald watch as Amoura declares she will fly to New York to confront Philip and the rival, seeking to compel him to marry her. The family argues over motives, money, and the right course.
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