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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1925
Page
4
Subscriptions offered within the United States show one month at 8100, three months at 5.75, and annual options at 11.00. Delivery includes Cannon, with Sunday editions available exclusively on Sundays.
A 1925 column contrasts European air service with U.S. hopes, noting Berlin to London flights with stops and meals, 50 dollar first class fares, and a network of 25 routes and 18 airlines. Government subsidies for mail support bolster nascent aviation while U.S. passenger service remains limited but promising for next year.
Emily Newell Blair, vice chairman of the Democratic National Committee, argues in Harper’s for practical political progress from suffrage. She notes women gain influence without forming a bloc, showing openings in state and national offices, party roles, and political opinion without abandoning shared gender traits.
Judge Sabath, famed for harmonizing marital disputes, returns from Europe where he studied divorce practices. He notes Paris as an easy divorce hub but warns American readers about legal and moral risks. He advises delaying marriage, longer engagement, and consulting an impartial arbiter before divorce. He also comments on tax politics and New York Democratic strength.
Readable portions recount a morning by Laughing Brook where Peter Rabbit meets Danny Meadow Mouse and Timmy the Flying Squirrel as a storm hits. Timmy hides, narrowly escapes danger from a fallen limb, and Mrs Timmy worries about moving her nest. The fragment hints at later stories about Mouse Hunting and marital advice from Crimeman.
A Brooklyn preacher favors fair trial for marriage and offers nine rules beyond a tenet list. The piece argues that patience, common sense, and choosing a lawful path lead to happier unions and cautions against rushed or discouraged marriages.
Astrologers say kenefic aspects bring not rare good luck with effort needed to build up. Builders and contractors face strong demand in coming months while doctors and surgeons may see more work. Warns of crime and swindling, health risks, earthquakes, and for Libra natives a poised, logical path to high professional achievement.
A Balkan dinner scene features a prime minister reclaiming a stolen watch, a clumsy china crash, and Dinah’s sudden urge to depart. A daughter returns home recounting twelve men speaking then being placed in a dark room to develop, echoing offbeat dinner conversation.
A fragmentary poem quotes lines about mutual love and hearts held in one breast. The speaker laments separation and longing while insisting the beloved should return the heart, noting both share equal affection. The verse is attributed to Sir John Lischiing.
In a tense scene Red Mike and accomplices scheme to recover money from a kidnapped actress known as Dora Tinsted. Shorty Smith and others lay plans while the captive Amoura remains defiant as danger closes around her prison room.
A Timely Views piece features Miss Ton, dean at the University of Michigan, arguing that many young women miss full college benefits due to reliance on credits and exams. She cites economic struggles, work expectations, and a desire to teach as factors shaping women’s education and career choices. An auto accident report notes Andrew Schasselz, 43, died in Sheridan Wyoming when a car overturned. his wife and two others escaped.
Charles MacVeagh of New York is appointed ambassador to Japan succeeding the late Bancroft. A law partner of John W. Davis and former general counsel for United States Steel, he has long served in Washington and comes from a family with strong public service ties. MacVeagh was born in 1860 in West Chester Pennsylvania and graduated from Harvard.
Fragmentary text from the Anaconda Standard’s classified pages describes a widow seeking room in a cot, a millionaire selling his mansion, and the allure of ads as vital reading in the paper. The excerpt suggests readers digest many stories through classifieds, likening the ad section to juicy content.
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