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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1925
Page
4
The piece notes a pause in Florida real estate speculation in Miami as financiers fear a market turn while still selling moderate priced, quality goods. It urges swift deposits on available parcels to capture projected 250000 winter tourists and emphasizes timely selections amid remaining inventory.
France and the United States agreed on a tentative five year modus vivendi pending final settlement. France will pay $40,000,000 yearly interest to the United States during the period while negotiations resume. Caillaux must obtain government approval before this contingent agreement becomes binding.
A Miami boom unfolds with gleaming skyscrapers six completed and nine under construction, over 100 business blocks, lavish hotels, causeways, and a hand made harbor. Proposals include a 30 mile north and 20 mile south luxury coast line, with plans for hotels, artificial lakes and islands, and vast real estate schemes.
Seattle reports the last Nome ship for the year brings several thousand reindeer carcasses frozen for rail shipment to cities where reindeer meat is prized. Alaska now has over half a million domesticated reindeer, two thirds owned by natives and the rest by a government bureau, with exports rising yearly as caribou and reindeer form the largest wildlife aggregate in semi Arctic regions. The text envisions reindeer as a future Christmas staple alongside the Thanksgiving turkey.
The article notes Republican leaders expect a new tax law by February to affect incomes this year with March 15 as the tax return deadline. Proposals include abolishing inheritance and gift taxes and reducing excises, while Madden supports cutting automobile taxes. A broader push faces committee fights and timely enactment concerns.
In a Burgess bedtime tale Danny Meadow Mouse sits on a raft of a board on the Smiling Pool. The Merry Little Breezes puff and blow to move the raft away from dangers, passing the Big Rock and drifting toward the pool’s far side with various animals watching.
A braw Scoteman visits Niagara Falls with an American friend and jokes about pennies and string. An Englishman wanders Edinburgh seeking to drink Scotch whisky, then medical advice about eating apples for thirst. Irish justice mourns as Sir Denis Stapislaus Henry, lord chief justice of Northern Ireland, dies at 61 in Belfast on October 1.
Rear Admiral W. S. Sims argues air power outstrips battleships in modern warfare. He says carriers can destroy fleets with bombs while battleships lag, and that naval policy must focus on command of the air rather than expanding battleship forces.
Fragmented text presents a discussion on spoiling children through praise and affection. A national club president and a friend debate whether indulgence harms self discipline and character, arguing that praise alone can hinder the development of confidence and responsibility.
Astrology forecasts a doubtful day with Mercury in benefic aspect while Mars and Jupiter oppose. Crime is expected to rise, sparking a national movement to curb lawbreaking. Magazines and newspapers will prosper with sensational material and new startling methods to be introduced.
A jumble of crossword clues and garbled phrases from a 1983 McClure Syndicate page. It mixes across clues like Intrigue and Kingly with scattered phrases about reforms, unemployment, storms, and financial forecasts for the new year. Named entities are sparse and the text blends puzzle entries with speculative predictions.
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