Parents Battling Smoking Controversy Continues On Campus
The piece quotes a male speaker arguing that college aged girls should not decide smoking policy alone, calling for mature guidance from student government to protect students.
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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1925
Page
22
The piece quotes a male speaker arguing that college aged girls should not decide smoking policy alone, calling for mature guidance from student government to protect students.
London fashion notes describe the flare as a revival of the swinging stride, replacing restrictive sheath styles and easing steps onto buses. In Woonsocket Rhode Island a wedding linked Rev Heber Reece Harper of Denver University to Miss Rachael Harris Rathbun.
President backs a farm plan with broad support from the senate and house. Proponents expect passage though middle western members from both parties may push to add legislation creating an export corporation to handle surplus crops.
Armour Grain says a subordinate caused a scandal by obtaining information outside company offices. George E. Saunders, a vice president, issued a statement questioning Argentina’s wheat estimate, but the company regrets the fault and says it does not reflect the department of agriculture. John Kellogg was away. T. D. Armour denied knowledge of the explanation.
Robert Quillen, famed humorist, builds a monument in his Fountain Inn yard honoring Eve the first woman. The stone bears In Memory of Eve, the First Woman and a carved apple pedestal. Neighbors react with disbelief as the project stirs local superstitions and family pride.
A colony from Eureka and Java South Dakota arrived this week in Union County north of Terry to settle on land purchased by Adolph Naase Adam Schlecht John Green and Ted Naase. They plan more colonists as land arrangements are made, with rail and land agents guiding the effort.
Washington December 18 The American war risk insurance program may be extended for five years per a recommendation to the home veterans' committee by Veterans' Bureau Director James The proposal aims to maintain coverage for veterans amid postwar readjustment and policy discussions continue in Washington by government officials and lawmakers.
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