White Robin in the Old Orchard Learns to Fly Alone
The tale follows a White Robin shunned by fellow birds for its color. Wel come and Mrs. Robin protect and feed him as he leaves the nest to face a world wary of his appearance. He endures loneliness and isolation until he discovers life can still be good despite being different.
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Welcome
Mrs. Robin
White Robin
Robin
Green Forest
Green Meadows
T. W. Burgess
Montana Bar Association Discusses Law and Justice
The Montana Bar Association hear papers and discussions on the weaknesses of the legal system and the burden of extensive statutes. C F Kelley argues for education to reduce restrictive laws and for safeguarding judiciary from political pressure and special interests.
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Montana Bar Association
Montana Bench
Bar
C. F. Kelley
Kelley
Montana Bar
Ans
Ee Kelley
Lawyers Call For Reform Of Montana Legislation
Judge Patton of Bozeman and Judge Winston of Anaconda, along with Mr Hutchens, criticize a flood of legislation. Governor Erickson condemns the vast, useless, conflicting laws threatening public institutions. The Montana Bar Association reports argue for swift bar-led improvement affecting all people.
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Patton
Bozeman
Winston
Anaconda
Hutchens
Governor Erickson
Montana
Montana Bar Association
United States
Trial by Jury Address Highlights Jury Flaws and Civic Duty
Judge Patten critiques the jury system in a Butte Rotary club talk. He cites ignorance, bias, money influence, and defection from duty as core flaws. The talk questions whether avoiding jury service compromises American civic responsibility.
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Judge Patten
Butte Rotary Club
Patten
Dayton Tennessee and national affairs in idle summer talk
The piece notes Dayton Tennessee’s potential fame if its path remains steady, mentions a few congressmen planning a summer stay, and weighs the ongoing Scopes trial against past political spectacles. It critiques political bluster, riffs on world crises, and mocks urban rhetoric amid summer indifference.
Little Stories of Foolish Trust and Family Frictions
A burglar cracks a bank safe after reading a warning that the door is unlocked. A bulldog and alarm trap him, and he laments his excessive trust in people. A boy avoids school with a sprained wrist because classmates owe him beatings, prompting a blunt parental inquiry.
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Tommy
Dad
This Hero Business by Florence Davies
Tom Lee is hailed as a national hero for saving 32 lives when a passenger steamer sank in the Mississippi. The piece argues true heroism comes from the everyday bystander who helps while passing by and urges readers to offer kind help to those in need rather than wait for formal rescue.
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Tom Lee
Mississippi River
Tom
Horoscope Forecast Under Malefic Planets Caution Advised
The astrology column warns Uranus and Neptune in adverse aspect, urging guarded thinking and a hopeful attitude to profit. It predicts discontent with officials, possible persecution of reformers, deceit rising, and a drift from mass responsibility toward individual ambition, with renewed Bible readership and a rise in everyday Christianity. Outdoor activities are favored. forest fire warnings are repeated.
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Uranus
Neptune
Daily Cross-Word Puzzle by H O Gardner Jr
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Jacob
Rebekah
Becloud
Algiers
Assam
Doctrines Alien to America Cited in Public Discourse
The piece quotes Charles Evans Hughes denouncing exaggerated nationalism as a threat to world peace and describes dangers of foreign political rivalries infiltrating American life. It stresses assimilation, mass media, and the need to defend liberty against "dictatorship of a class" amid calls for patriotic resolve.
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America
Paul Reveres
Hughes
Charles Evans Hughes
Silent Hillside Poem by Edward Rowland Sill
A reflective verse portraying a calm hillside city in white rooftops and dim doors. It speaks of peace, mist from the sea, and a gentle guiding angel leading a loved one toward Infinite love and rest.
GOAL OF IRISH FROM CHILDHOOD DAYS
In Dublin the state of the Irish language in Irish speaking districts is discussed. Dr William O Beirne of Galway reports officials in the county rarely use Irish and cites few solicitors or a single barrister fluent. He doubts western soil can sustain current population which relies on America based networks as children dream of leaving school at age 12 or 13.
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Dublin
William O'Beirne
County
Galway
America
Connemara
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Butte, Mont
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