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Newspaper
Baker Sentinel
Location
Baker, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1925
Page
4
Readers discuss summer trends with bare legs and bootlegs drawing attention at seaside resorts. Fathers' Day bills and a light in the night, lightning bugs, stand out against monthly expenses. The nation spent about a billion and a half dollars on women’s clothing last year. A cure for tax relief is seen as the most popular topic, with a 100 percent deduction urged as the ultimate solution.
A Greek revolution makes headlines, but it barely stirs the same excitement as a World Series in the United States. The contrast highlights differing national passions for sports and politics.
The report claims Irish stations supplied arms to Abdel Krim, with commentary that if Irish descendants are involved it explains wartime tensions. It notes that Senator Burton K. Wheeler and Senator Walsh have not blamed the Department of Justice for recent Montana earthquake shocks.
A 1924 immigration law debate argues for universal alien registration to control illegal entry and prevent abuse of border provisions. Congressman Aswell sponsors a bill proposing sequential registration and naturalization steps to deter irregular immigration practices.
The U S Department of Agriculture in its July agricultural outlook reports good prospects for farmers in 1925. Strong livestock markets fair returns for wheat and cotton and balanced crops suggest better overall income than most years since 1919. The report notes a short winter wheat crop but expects other crops and livestock to bolster parity and profitability.
Senator Borah says the United States should not be drawn into conflicts with Chinese authorities or the Chinese people. He argues for China’s sovereignty, respect for territorial integrity, and withdrawal of extraterritorial rights as soon as possible.
The piece argues for universal registration of all aliens within the United States to improve immigration control. It contrasts Americans’ reluctance with Europeans who routinely register when moving, asserting that registration is an essential step for national integrity and effective oversight.
One year ago the nation mourned Calvin Jr as news spread that the President’s son had died. The President and Mrs Coolidge rushed to Plymouth to their ailing father as doctors performed an operation at 1 30 to 2 02 on a makeshift table.
In Plymouth Vermont a patient nearby describes a kiss and a gentle embrace as doctors urged the President and Mrs Coolidge to depart. They prayed at the grave of Calvin Junior, while the nation offers prayers to stay the hand of death and spare further sorrow.
In June 22 Industrial News Survey text the German wage data for March 1925 shows skilled workers average weekly pay at 39.79 marks and unskilled at 29.98 marks, with only mining and building offering over 10 marks per day for skilled labor. The piece argues American workers cannot compete without a protective tariff.
A reflective piece urges gratitude for the social and governmental order in America. It contrasts earthly imperfections with progress, notes the danger of ingratitude after achievement, and encourages self-examination to understand why perfection is elusive while praising living in a favorable age and land.
Announcement declares the Robbins Brothers circus with four rings will perform in Baker on Sunday July 12 featuring immense attractions and a grand show. Local residents are advised to attend and enjoy the spectacular entertainment.
Velox paper from Kodak with Veautious Crystal finish promotes superior prints. Flastman guaranteed prints won’t fade for five years with free reprints if they fail. Schneider's Studio advertises Kodak paper longevity claims and a personal note seeking a refined Western gentleman over fifty.
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