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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1925
Page
4
Sam D. Goza led a two month fundraising effort for earthquake damaged Gallatin county schools. He received statewide gratitude for selfless, extensive work and public support, earning the nickname Earthquake Sam among friends. The piece lauds his dedication and impact on children and communities.
A brutal weather forecast warns of a long harsh winter with repeated storms starting December 16, merging into a single endless siege of cold, wind, and ice. Half of such prophecies relying on animal movements fail, science seeks no aid from birds for survival.
A five month old League for the Abolition of Capital Punishment plans campaigns in state legislatures and aims to build a stronger organization. A New York banquet will feature noted penologists and jurists including Clarence Darrow and Dudley Field Malone condemning the death penalty as barbaric.
Puzzle clues mix across and down entries with headings and inconsistent spellings. The readable items include references to pope color water barrier and various cryptic fragments, suggesting an old newspaper cross word puzzle page with partial entries and garbled typography.
Danny Meadow Mouse endures a perilous moment on a raft as Snapper the Snapping Turtle closes in. A great pickerel haunts the scene while Danny hopes the Merry Little Freezes keep still. The tense passage ends with Danny almost giving up hope.
On this Wednesday the horoscope predicts favorable aspects for prosperity and lasting love led by Jupiter and Venus. It notes a strong cultural and financial emphasis, urging bankers, judges, and professors to pursue important affairs while cautioning older generations about death and change as new leaders emerge.
The text notes likely severe criticism of institutions in coming months and widespread vice and crime during the approaching winter. It also predicts government difficulties from an unexpected quarter. It adds a positive forecast for people born on the day, predicting an encouraging year ahead with sharp minds, strong bodies, and financial luck, while warning to avoid accidents.
A fragmented poem reflection touches on youth and aging with lines about becoming the man. In a separate brief line the text notes that due to a poor harvest Greece restricted olive oil exports.
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