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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1925
Page
4
The Daily and Sunday Standard English masthead lists Anaconda office connections and carrier routes including Butte Anaconda Dear Lodge Paton Boweman and Philipavure as part of the newspaper's distribution and staff references.
A satirical look contrasts a USDA turkey instruction lecture with a Florida real estate boom. It notes cooking guidance for moist meat and age cues, then shifts to Miami and St. Petersburg land speculation, massive price swings, and European investor interest as a fragile Florida prosperity hangs on national cycles.
Florida faces a flood of real estate adventurers in 1925 as gamblers and sharks flood the market. The piece notes a summer peak with land speculation symbolizing a statewide frenzy, contrasted with conservative efforts to curb the rush and curb wild finance. It highlights the contrast between California style gold fever and Florida speculation patterns.
A Chicago style editorial notes New York has commissioned nine fast cars with detectives armed with rifles and machine guns to patrol business districts and deter holdups. It weighs this against a secret-service approach and observes national reactions as Thanksgiving nears.
Peter Rabbit teases Mistah Buzzard and Mrs Buzzard while looking for old nests in the Green Forest. The story follows animal neighbors debating a hidden nest and who might be guarding Mrs Buzzard’s secret egg, with Billy Possum and Mrs Posim as silent observers.
A riverfall tale sees a man fished out and offered whisky which he rejects while a melodrama actor secretly plans a staged shooting. An electrician fills a blank shell with rock salt to cue a dying act, prompting a startled rise from the apparent corpse. A classroom joke ends with a pupil asking whether to draw a hen or a rooster for Plymouth Rock.
The sermon honors John the Baptist as disciplined fearless custodian of fundamental law and moral courage. It frames his call to repentance as essential against secular pressure and political expediency, praising steadfast faith and the proclamation of the Messiah while noting Herod’s fallible power and the need to defend divine law.
William Johnson rose to prominence in prohibition circles after serving as a special agent for the Interior Department in 1906. He organized liquor law enforcement among Indians, wielded a .44 Colt, and secured over 3,000 convictions in years as chief special officer of federal service. He authored many books on alcohol problems and remained a public figure in enforcement activities.
Horoscope for Monday, November 3, 1935 cautions of conflict between good and evil, deceit, and treachery while predicting constructive projects and international interest ahead. Surgeons receive favorable guidance, health policy shifts loom, and women may gain fame in beauty while pursuing unselfish service.
A Reuters-like discussion of a United States of Europe, free trade and ports, and disarmament talks. It cites Jan Ou of the International Federation of Trade Unions and notes Locarno frontier guarantees, the France Belgium alignment, and potential impacts on the franc and workers. It mentions Poincare, Briand, and Vandervelde in a period of postwar diplomacy.
Florence Davies critiques parental insight in child behavior with anecdotes of a crying child on a streetcar. She argues mothers often misread distress as genuine need, noting how sympathy and attention can fuel attention seeking and improper parenting.
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