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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1925
Page
4
An unclear fragment discusses Montands leading in a “D ee” event with references to Irene Pane Beet and observations on English press treatment of mother in law jokes. It critiques a London judge’s stance on traditions and urges public opinion to influence such customs.
An AP Berlin dispatch notes German meteorologists remain skeptical of Dr Herbert Browne who warned 1926 could be a summerless year due to low solar activity. Other scientists including Dr Hesselberg and Dr Guns dispute or hedge their stance, urging caution about abrupt climate forecasts.
A London judge ruled against belittling mothers in law during a case, noting they are mothers first and in law second. The Daily Mail praised the judge’s words as a step toward ending a long running jest in music halls and theatres.
NY officials urge Congress to back a 1932 international exposition in Marine Park near Brooklyn to celebrate Washington’s birth with a permanent, beautified world fair. They argue the plan would foster global ties, trade, and lasting peace, though Chicago could contend for the event as in 1898.
European demand pushes white coal as light heat and power source while water power development surges globally. U S developed water power reaches 10 million HP by 1923 with 30 million HP potential, and Europe accelerates hydroelectric projects in Italy France Germany and Scandinavia.
Florence Davies reports a public disagreement between Carrie Chapman Catt and Rudolph Valentino over women's work at home and in society. A three year study funded by the Rockefeller Foundation to explore educated women balancing careers is announced in a broader debate on feminism and modern housekeeping.
Astrological note predicts a fortunate day with sinister glimpses and peril in affairs. Reads like a dated, garbled forecast with uncertain claims about a person named Inder and friends.
The dialogue sketches gender roles and marriage dynamics with characters Jones and Smith debating headship and earnings. Interwoven are chaotic scenes of Irish migrants, a misheard exchange about a ejecting man and wife, a remark on eugenics, and a theater manager commenting on a factory workforce in Baden Germany.
Brig. Gen. Edward L. King of Fort Leavenworth, commander of the General Service Schools, serves on the court-martial board trying Col. Wmaitchett for violation of the ninety-stettt article. Born Bridgerwater, Maine, he graduated West Point in 1896 and later attended the Army School, the War College, and served in the Philippines, the Spanish American War, and World War I commanding the 85th Infantry Brigade.
Laurence F Arnold, 24, Newton, TL, a freshman at the University of Polls, studies full course work to prepare for politics. He argues many legislators lack education and supports strong government controls on tobacco to curb contraband and smuggling. Sir Stanley Balawin, during illness, spent time driving an unusual auto and dining with a female duke at the same tables.
A Bulwark tale from Green Forest about Buster Bear frustrated by honey thefts. He plans a straight line to the hive and grapples with temptation, hunger, and the urge to snap at Parmer Brown’s door while pondering his own limits.
Fragmentary poem text references love and affection with archaic phrasing. It mentions lambs and dams, diaphenia like flowers, and sweetness, but the source text is incomplete and garbled. The stanza hints at pastoral imagery and devotion without a clear narrative or modern framing.
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