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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1925

Page

9

Fun Shop requests humor material from teachers in Montana

A wide OCR fragment describes Standard Fun Shop Headquarters inviting teachers to submit humor epigrams, jokes, poetry, and satirical pieces with payment rates from $1 to $10 per contribution and 25 cents to 81 per line, for unpublished material. It lists submission guidelines, sample quips, and a note on nonreturnable manuscripts at 3% West Park Street, Butte, Montana.

Fun Shop West Park Street Butte Montana

Schoolboy prank blast kills boy at McPhee school

A prank by youths at McPhee school in Colorado caused a blast from blasting powder into the furnace. One boy Rollie Boyd, nine, was killed as flames engulfed his clothing, and four other youths aged around 8 to 14 suffered serious burns as they escaped from the building.

Associated Pre Montrose McPhee Rollie Boyd

Lonely Hearts Help Column Firelight Inquiries

Lola writes of loneliness and yearning for congenial friends and romantic company. A string of reader letters discuss dating advice, church or dance-hall social venues, and handling a mother’s harsh reputation while remaining true to herself and pursuing meaningful friendships.

Lola Joanne

Tales of war and wild theatricals mingle in a strange town

A narrator in Washington recounts a tale of General Hugh Drum about a French lieutenant in Africa who removes a thorn from his foot and is promoted after officers in his regiment are devoured. The scene shifts to a college town auction of a wild animal stock, where a tiger is bought with the reveal that a woman bought it. Canada projects a 400 million bushel waist crop for the year.

Hugh Drum Washington Ise Ald Leutenant Africa Ton Tala Thor Androcles Hon Maeck

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