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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1925
Page
4
The piece extols Wilson inviting nations from chaos and deceit to the path of divine justice. It claims growing adherence as years pass and envisions a world freed from moral decay, making Wilson’s name revered when global salvation arrives.
A reflective essay reviews Senator Lodge and President Wilson, contrasting egoism and leadership. It defends the League of Nations as a hopeful, partial success and argues Wilson championed Christian brotherhood and peace, shaping a world ethic despite disputes and missteps.
A report from the Association of Life Insurance Presidents to the U S department of commerce shows life insurance purchases by 45 major companies rose 20 3 percent in the first three quarters of 1925 reaching 7 796 billion dollars compared with the same period in 1924 The aggregate represents 81 percent of total life insurance held by U S legal reserve companies and surpasses full year 1922 levels.
The French cabinet, unable to secure present payments on war debts, rejects immediate settlements. Caillaux secured under 1 percent interest for five years with future consideration promised by the U S but fears to submit terms to deputies. France’s Moroccan war and campaigns in Asia Minor strain finances while American opinion criticizes militarism and a modified Dawes plan may be forced.
An excerpt from a 1925 Burgess tale depicts Peter and Bobby Coon discussing Mrs. Snapper the Snapping Turtle. They speculate about a hole in Jerry Muskrat's root house and whether Mrs. Snapper dug it to reach inside, then consider investigating the site in the Green Forest.
The astrologers warn of adverse sun and Venus effects making business with women risky and employment chances poor. Government leaders face new problems and anxiety while wealthier men may prosper less. Congress could see suppression of reformers and many heated debates. Young science and youth causes threaten aging evidence. health takes center stage and a prominent Washington man may travel widely. Children born today are noted.
Amoura resists Tommy Lough's professed love as she weighs a future with him against duty and past hurts. She signals patience while yearning for a clear answer from Philip Weinrich, as family and social pressures press in and the scene ends with an unresolved question and a cliffhanger.
A fish market owner boasts a new sign that reads only Fish while customers debate its meaning. A Scottish woman rents a haunted house, believing she’s visited it in dreams, then notes a contract lapse involving a ghost for the summer.
A fragmentary scene in a park shows two figures exhausted by fear and grief. They pause on a bench as a park policeman appears, leaving readers with a tense moment of loss and uncertainty.
Poem fragment urging to spare an aged oak cherished by family. The speaker recalls ancestors and childhood memories tied to the tree, pleading that the woodman leave the spot untouched and allow the tree to stand for future generations.
A Florence Davies column argues in favor of frank money talk in households with dual incomes. It notes reluctance to discuss who pays bills and outlines options such as pooling funds or dividing expenses to prevent unhappiness and financial strain.
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