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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1925
Page
7
Lisbeth notes a practical Paris originated winter outfit suitable for hiking skiing and social outings. The set includes a necked sweater short jacket woolen hose low shoes cap and long coat with fur or heart collars. Checkerboard plaid detailing repeats on jacket fronts stockings and coat borders for a mannish sporty look.
In a tense scene in the Ainsley household, Grandma Ainsley scolds Robinson the butler for not keeping Maggie in line and hints that Maggie might become his wife. Amoura arrives, shares a bold public uplift plan, but grandmother urges marriage as a safer path. Amoura contemplates leaving for Chicago to earn money if needed, with a cliffhanger and a tease for the next installment.
The 1925 horoscope states that Wednesday October 28 is an inauspicious day for lovers and romance due to malefic alignments of Venus Mars and Uranus. It advises restraint in the home to preserve harmony and avoid quarrels as stars show confusion and thwarting influence.
A 1925 syndicate column outlines upcoming trends in fashion and behavior, noting women face public scrutiny and men must guard thoughts from media influence. It warns of chauvinistic, political, and business treachery, with astrology predicting a troubled but diligent year for some signs. Earthquakes foreseen in the west, birthdate auguries caution, while children may struggle with focus and vocation.
Chief Probation Officer D. J. DiConnor urged boy pranksters to halt lowering street lights after reports of heat accidents. Pedestrians narrowly avoided danger as lights sagged, drivers swerved, and a motorist struck two women. Police warned arrests would follow further vandalism at churches and corners. Residents were urged to report infractions and provide perpetrators’ names.
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