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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1925
Page
4
A newly introduced dance named the Miami Canter, likened to a cousin of the Texas Tommy, premieres at a recent convention. Reportedly praised by dance instructors and likely to be taught widely, it combines a slow glide with abrupt ends, fitting between a waltz and a one step, while sparking debate over dignity and safety in quake-prone venues.
Caillaux pursued a rapid nine day agreement on France debt principles with Washington painting him as a wizard of finance. He survived a treason charge and now leads a constructive plan to settle the 3.99 billion dollar debt with the United States, amid promises of sympathetic U.S. cooperation and a shift in negotiations since Parmentier’s 1917 mission.
The article asserts ample evidence that Montana farmers will lead state industries to broad prosperity. It notes 1925 will not be a record bumper crop but offers a good yield at strong prices with wheat quality near the best. Scientific farming methods and soil preparation boosted drought resilience, while areas using basic practices suffered. The piece emphasizes diligent farmers, favorable prices for wheat corn oats potatoes and seed crops, and warns against other entrants to farming.
Police in several cities threaten dance halls in old buildings over the Charleston as authorities warn against its vigorous jumps. The American Society of Teachers of Dancing in New York advocates modifications to tame the jump while preserving the dance.
A compilation notes Sir Charles Higham praising newspapers as the most effective advertising medium for broad reach and quick distribution. It also touches on current events with brief mentions of Leon Trotsky, Mussolini, Babe Ruth, Dayton, and Germany's aerial plans, reflected in a magazine style summary.
Max Mason of Madison Wisconsin has been chosen to lead the University of Chicago succeeding the late Ernest Dewitt Burton. Mason, a Wisconsin native, earned a PhD from Gottingen and served as instructor at MIT before wartime work on submarine detection. He has long been a university administrator and is a member of multiple scientific societies. He has a wife and three children.
Florence Davies argues mutual understanding is the key to domestic peace and fewer divorces. Readers are advised to form an "Mutual Understanders" circle to help couples pick compatible entertainments and learn to compromise.
The astrology review notes Neptune and Mercury favorable yet warns of nervous activity as the moon in Pisces increases hasty, often unwise decisions. It urges thrift amid a difficult financial winter, cautions contracts, and anticipates discouraging financial news and pricey household expenses for those born under later zodiac signs.
Puzzle titled Daily Cross-Word by Ruth von Phul features a long catalog of clues and answers including Across items like Severed, Not well, Plant of the lily family, Noise made by dove, Projecting part of a building, and many others. Down clues cover Analyses, Lighted up, Wander, Abound, Gambler, Egg shaped, Narcotic, Nocturnal femur, Sailor, Carriage, Insects, Remainder, Cracking, Loathe, and a metal. The list reads like a dense, era stylistic puzzle with repeated wordplay and partial phrases.
A fragmentary verse piece poses a lover’s question on silent love and longing. Imagery dwells on unspoken affection, vigil and debt of happiness, contrasting tenderness with desolation. The text hints at poetic names and garbled words, preserving mood over clear meaning.
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