The White Robin in Old Orchard
Welcome and Mrs. Robin shelter a white coated baby robin as neighbors whisper about its difference. Jenny Wren spreads the tale and outdoor onlookers gather at the Old Orchard tree causing distress for the parents while they shield the chick with extra feeding. The tale continues with the fading hope of a harsh world.
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Robin
Welcome
Mrs. Robin
Jenny Wren
Jenny
Farmer Brown
T. W. Burgess
Edith Nourse Rogers Wins Seat in Congress
Edith Nourse Rogers of Lowell Massachusetts becomes the first New England woman in Congress after defeating Democrat Eugene N Foes. The widow of late Rep John J Rogers, she benefited from veterans support for voting to pass the soldier bonus. Her campaign was run by a nonpartisan committee.
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New England
Congress
Edith Nourse Rogers
Lowell
Mass
Rogers
John Jacob Rogers
Eugene N. Foes
Woburn
Reene
President Coolidge
Edith Frances Nourse
Walter Reed Hospital
Washington
Harding
Coolidge
United States
Fragmentary Foreign Mailing Rates Snapshot
A partial OCR shows figures related to foreign countries with month counts and pricing. The text lists three to six month options, followed by monetary amounts such as 2.00 86.00 813.00 and 3.40 4.60, but lacks full context or labels.
Montana Bar Acknowledges Duty To Society And Public Good
The legal profession is praised for its role in shaping laws and public sentiment. Montana’s bar is lauded for stirring leadership and service, guiding public progress, removing prejudice, and fostering cooperative effort across business and industry. The piece honors distinguished figures and calls for continued duty to the body politic.
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Law College
Supreme Court
Examining Board
Bar Association
Commonwealth
West
Montana
Montana Bar Association Opens Annual Session
The Standard extends a hearty welcome to the Montana Bar Association as it begins its annual session. It emphasizes the group’s lofty ideals and mission to promote the wellbeing of the people, noting the serious problems facing its members today.
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Montana Bar
Montana Bar Association
Nature At Her Prettiest In Montana Gardens
The article extols Montana’s lush greenery after frequent rains praising well kept lawns and gardens. It advises weekly mowing through fall, soaking deep in heat, leaving clippings to enrich soil, avoiding crusts on wet ground, and removing weeds individually with help from an intelligent gardener for renovation.
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Montana
Adjusted Compensation Proves Broadly Adopted by Veterans
Seventy percent of World War I veterans have applied for adjusted compensation and claims have been adjudicated. The program shifts to the world war division of the office of the adjutant general, with about 1,000,000 cases remaining. Discontinuance lowers costs while maintaining dispatch in processing applications.
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War Department
Little Stories of Wally Brady and Family Quarrels
A sequence of humorous rural anecdotes unfolds. Aunt tests children on prayers and a punchline about sleeping with the father. A temperance quip leads to a black eye. A school tale ends with a father’s blunt retort about his wife. The pieces capture rustic family dynamics and playful mischief.
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Wally Brady
Vally
Lorraine
Wally
Daddy
Fifty Fifty in Marriage Says Florence Davies
A column discusses marriages in June with many licenses issued and wedding celebrations. It contrasts romance with practical realities of daily life and argues that successful unions require mutual adjustment and shared responsibilities, not selfishness or whim. It cites a divorced wife reprimand case and warns about impractical expectations.
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Cupid
John
Suzette
Marie
Paul
Hal
Jane
Fortunes in Stars Forecast on July Ninth 1925
Astrological outlook for July ninth 1925 notes Neptune Mercury and Mars in benefic aspect with early mood dips but noon optimism. Seers predict rise of astrology leaders, agitation in army navy matters, and America’s role in foreign service. Engineers scientists and educators may see advances while women study politics and economies.
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America
Near East
United States
Across Clues Rummage For Answers In Puzzle Sheet
A pondered word puzzle lists clues across and down from vision to travel means. The page assigns many definitions from eye shaped to god of love and places such as a city of the Philistines to unknowns.
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Nova Scotia
Pagan God
Company
Attitude
Advance
Marbles
Federal Reserve Criticism Needs Careful Review
James R. Alexander, chairman of the National Bank of Commerce of New York, warns lawmakers to tread carefully on Federal Reserve changes. He stresses the system is sound but notes intense banking critique could threaten its strength and the broader business economy. He urges constructive, well considered proposals while preserving essential banking efficiency.
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Federal Reserve System
James R. Alexander
National Bank of Commerce of New York
J. R. Alexander
Alexander
Federal Reserve
Poems That Live Rain on the Roof
Coates Kinney notes the rain tapping the roof stirring memory and heartache with images of family and loved ones. The poem merges nature with inner recollections and a sense of tenderness amid weather. A later line mentions Glasgow to have a film censorship board deciding suitable viewers.
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Glasgow
Film Censorship Board
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W. Scram
Standard Publishing Company Publishers and Proprietors
Anaconda
Butte
West Park Street
Deer Lodge
Dillon
Bozeman
Philipsburg
WAT
Naiiv
Anada
Standard Publishing Company
Butte, Mont
Associated Press
Associated Presse
National Representatives
Prudden
King & Prudden
Madison Avenue
New York
Steger Building
Chicago
Globe
Boston
Chamber of Commerce
Los Angeles
Montgomery Street
San Francisco
Leary
Seattle
Nature
Fall
Missouri School of Mines
Ben Franklin
Dayton
Colonel Roosevelt
Mr. Bryan
Harold
Post
Florence Davies
R. K. Wilmarth
Riap Thi
Wames
Federal Reserve Vital
Sa Se
McClure
Coates Kinney
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