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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1925
Page
4
The notice outlines subscription rates for The Daly and Sunday Standard in Butte Montana, including monthly, quarterly, and yearly options for domestic and foreign delivery. It lists carrier delivery details, office address, and Associated Press membership and rights statements.
A government chemist reports finding nicotine in so called good liquor and in industrial alcohol used by tobacco firms. He warns that one drop is deadly, and that redistilling plants leave harmful traces. Quillen predicts a rising death rate from bad booze in the coming six months.
The piece argues Colonel Mitchell favors a single unified air service distinct from army and navy, praising consolidation and a National Defense Department structure, while noting resistance from conservatives and the Brown report. It contrasts Britain and France with U S practices and cites Mitchell’s willingness to risk rank for a cause. It also reports on J W Quillen criticizing prohibition era hootch and new poisons found in bootleg whiskey, including brucine sulphate.
Louis J. Tabor, grand master of the National Grange and adviser to President Coolidge on agriculture, advocates using printer’s ink to rally public support. He urges farmers to organize, merchandise, standardize, and advertise, noting co op groups marketed $2.5 billion in farm goods last year and urging continued public confidence.
A 1914 to 1928 comparison shows pauper inmates per 100000 dropping from 91.5 to 71.5 due to widows pensions sanitation and medical care and rising life insurance. Improvements reflect material prosperity and moral betterment while improvidence remains a concern.
A children’s tale unfolds at the Smiling Pool where Kingfisher youngsters and friends gather. Mrs Rattles the Kingfisher shows them how fish are caught, while the young kingfisher who finally makes a catch earns pride and cheers from Pete Rabbit Jerry Muskrat Grandfather Frog and Spotty Turtle. The scene blends humor with a lesson on independence as a hungry brood watches and learns.
Good and evil influences contend today according to astrology with Mars and Venus favorable. The day brings a favorable wedding outlook, promising happiness for domineering men and prosperity as well as lasting low. Expect some theatrical prospects, though many new plays may fail and hurt managers.
A woman boss faces a conflict over dictatorial control and lunch hour rules. The dialogue questions whether women managers are harsher than men and whether the fault lies with the boss or the employee, exploring workplace fairness and gender dynamics.
A collection of short, humorous observations about everyday life. An old man keeps a large clock that disrupts his sleep and a soldier explains tattoo to a guest. A maid’s courtship, a wealthy suitor’s demand for money, and a chaotic late night doorbell scene at Mr. Smith’s residence are recounted with casual irony.
Dean Roscoe Pound of Harvard Law School rebukes crime crusades and urges scientific study of enforcement. He argues modern urban life demands police and regulation, warns against overreaching legislation, and calls for better law school endowments to research what laws and agencies actually enforce effectively.
Puzzle questions and fragmented phrases appear from across clues including site names and random words. It lists items such as Brazilian coin, printer's measures, exclamation, and various stray phrases. The readable content resembles an incomplete crossword with scattered entries and nonsensical strings.
Dr Edwin R Scott of California claims to have discovered death dealing principles and hopes the U S government will assist in testing in the Pacific Ocean this fall. He says his stroke could wreck ship superstructures at ten miles and bring down aircraft at any height. Scott, a Detroit native, also claims to have invented synthetic gasoline.
Fragmentary verse lines reflect Frances Anne Kemble's caution on trust and belief. The text mentions a "negro ma" and references clothing worn, suggesting a Civil War era dialect piece. The legible pieces convey themes of trust, deception, and faith in human hearts.
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