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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1925
Page
4
London reports rising revolt among Pee a tribesmen who gather force to strike detached French units. French troops answer with heavy bombardment of villages and assault on markets, displaying dead in an effort to deter the uprising.
The article notes volatile Canadian politics as taxes rise and trade falters. It says Premier King faces a divided electorate with a highly elastic government, predicting a short-lived parliament and another general election forthcoming after Thursday’s indecisive vote.
The ancient city of Damascus, home to about 200000, suffers under French rule as nationalist agitation spreads from Palestine. A revolt led to artillery bombardment, killing around 1000 inhabitants, with General Sarral pursuing strict methods amid a tense, unstable Syria.
The piece analyzes Tammany Hall women adapting from six years prior, describing improved campaign coordination with men. It notes the retention of a female “teas” tactic to engage women voters while emphasizing practical, businesslike campaigning and shared methods with male operatives.
Opinion piece rails at the inefficiencies of federal bureaus and calls for a sweeping consolidation to save money. Warns congressmen will resist cutbacks while urging bold reform, noting political spin and shifting alliances in national governance. Mentions League of Nations and aviation debates as context.
Peter Rabbit and friends face a soggy day as rain keeps him inside the Briarpatch. Flitter the Bat comments on daylight hunting and comfort, while other woodland creatures enjoy or lament weather, revealing Peter’s grumbling nature and desire for sunshine.
Astrological reading warns Mars sun and Uranus aligned against ambition especially for women. Not a lucky wedding time. quarrels and lack of cooperation may occur. lovers risk deceit. Gossip could spark public scandals and misrepresentation may hurt prominent figures this month.
The piece suggests a season of notable events in the United States capital with foreign visitors and political shifts in Germany and Japan. It notes astrologers foresee hope for those born under Scorpio and hints at a favorable year for people with this birthdate, while warning of anxieties in global affairs and financial outcomes.
Society beauties in London are described as wearing masks made by a foreign artist. The piece explains plaster rubbing and sculpture methods to reproduce a face, noting how emotions and thoughts shape appearances. It contrasts genuine feelings with outward beauty and the masks people wear in social life.
A teen girl asks whether a daughter's choice should bow to her father or mother. Mrs. Thompson urges trusting the mother's and brothers' judgment if they approve, urging the girl to marry only with love and consent, warning against forced unions and stressing self-respect and delayed marriage. The column includes broad commentary on youth, popularity, and parental guidance.
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