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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1925
Page
4
The Anaconda Standard reports Dr Andrews presents a rich collection of pleistocene and postpleistocene fossils. Specialists in titanotheres preview the significance of skulls and jaws while noting absence of famed creatures. The piece playfully contrasts with the Sixty-ninth congress discovery anticipation.
Butte celebrates completion of a new Elks lodge on South Montana street. The handsome modern block embodies benevolence and charity, uniting the community in pride and good will. Members pledge continued growth of fellowship and public service as the housewarming approaches.
Roy Chapman Andrews returns from the Asiatic expedition with rich fossil deposits including a mysterious mammal skull and a new rhinoceros. The season's collection features titanothere remains, pleistocene formations, and evidence of climatic cycles, signaling a potentially landmark year in paleontology.
Mayor Hylan announces intent to withdraw from active politics after deep reflection and restraint. Hearst and civic groups failed to sway him, with observers noting his intelligence and desire to avoid a three way fight that could aid Governor Smith and the Tammany faction.
A 1925 Burgess tale portrays Danny Meadow Mouse trapped on a board by Billy Mink, a pickerel, a snapping turtle, and a great dive Heron. He resists movement, clings to hope, and waits for an opening as hungry predators circle.
A former Pennsylvania Railroad head says railroads will remain vital despite motor vehicles and canals. He notes roads move most agricultural and industrial goods, rail financing is shifting to regulated bonds, and railroads need fair returns on property. The future requires strong, government supervised investment.
Florence Davies reflects on ancient Carthage to illuminate modern gender roles. She notes painted women, bankers among men, and universal human frailties, arguing that vice and virtue cross gender lines and lineage shapes moral outlook across generations.
The passage sketches humorous vignettes from daily life. A boy named Herbert faces family chatter about a saucepan and a dog, while Mrs O Flarity explains her absence by caring for many children across prior marriages. A short Irishman’s ship-loading trial hints at comic misunderstandings.
A fragmentary cross word puzzle page lists clues such as Female of the hart Propelling Instrument and Relationship plus stray garbled dialogue about a man carrying 300-pound anvils and burglars entering a suburban house. The text blends puzzle entries with corrupted dialogue and stray phrases from a past issue. It mentions Irish speech Say, a fancier dog, and hints at circular body insect egg direct at something and bird beak.
Astrologers warn of an uncertain day with favorable aspects for the self mastered. Power holders may wield stern authority while public questions spark industrial tensions and sensational news.
Ferdinand, the ex-coarch Ferdinand of Bulgaria, lives in Burg after fleeing Sofia in 1918. He maintains a lavish court at Coburg, forbidden from European courts, with Boris in line but under pressure to keep his father out of Bulgaria.
The fragment titled Poem That Live CHES explores golds allure from bright yellow to heavy value, noting coins minted with Queen Elizabeth and Bloody Mary. It hints at hoarding, trading, and moral judgments, ending with a cryptic line about 104 Toronto, Canada.
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