MATL classifieds and editorial reminiscence in Montana press
The text reflects a Montana newspaper page with wholesale boilerplate on subscriptions and the daily standard, plus a self deprecating note about bureau staff. It hints at the role of psychology and morale boosting for job seekers, praising editors and staff as uplifting workers in a local press context.
Annunciation of Mary in the Life of Christ
A religious reflection on the annunciation to Mary by the angel Gabriel. It explains the Incarnation as gods great mystery, Mary’s humble obedience, and lessons on faith, humility, and daily virtue drawn from the Virgin Mary’s response.
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The Day of the Suburbs Census Complaints Grow
The article notes widespread dissatisfaction with New York State census results including claims of sloppy counting and weak organization. It cites a shift of residents from cities like Albany Utica Syracuse and Rochester to suburbs due to rent, cars and bus lines, while promising that state totals may show normal growth.
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New York
New York City
Upstate
Albany
Utica
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Rochester
Berlin Suicide Trends Reflect War Stress and Aid Efforts
In Germany the war's toll appears in rising self harm as Berlin reports July suicides, led by educated and unemployed classes. The Berlin city mission opened a life weary bureau offering food, clothing, and job help, while factories sometimes seek workers through the bureau.
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Germany
Berlin
Ide
Canada draws American farmers with cheap lands
Canada’s immigration push and affordable rail tours lure farmers from South Dakota Minnesota and Kansas to Western Canada. Through April to August the influx rose 50 percent vs last year, though 1924 figures tempers alarm. Causes include last year and current season crops, cheap excursions to Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta, and lower farm costs. Many small capital farmers may return after earning a profit, while some Iowa migrants of the prewar era have already come back wiser rather than wealthier.
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Canada
South Dakota
Minnesota
Kansas
Dominion
Manitoba
Saskatch
Ewan
Alberta
Middle West
Canadian Plains
Iowa
New York Adverts Aim to Cut Crime and Restore Morality
Citizens launch a daily press advertising campaign to highlight crime, crime's links to broken homes and church apathy, proposing moral reform and tighter parental control. The piece notes existing warnings in transit and comments on Mayor Hylan, Senate seat politics, and a light take on election theatre, airship accidents, and reform debates.
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Department of Human Activity
New York
Daily Press
Hylan
New York City
Rome
Amoura Ainsley and Wey Archie in a Turbulent Love Moment
Amoura confesses love as the couple share a tense intimate scene beside a lake. He reveals a past marriage, and she struggles to understand the depths of their feelings as questions linger about trust and fate. The dialogue hints at a fragile bond amid uncertain futures and lingering curiosities.
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Wey Archie
Monsieur
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Ian
Amoura
Wein
Judith
Vey
Mei
Sermon Urges College Bound Youth to Lead Society
A morning sermon addresses 12 young congregants headed to college and urges responsibility and leadership. The speaker warns of anxieties about Western civilization, cites Dean Inge and Glenn Frank on future risk, and emphasizes religion’s role in guiding science and civic renewal.
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Shortridi
Washi
Founa
Hibben
Glenn Frank
Tam
Record gains signal steady autumn business revival
Associated Press reports September shows a clear upturn in business across sectors with August marking a decisive improvement in the steel industry. Freight movement, automobile buying, and agricultural prosperity bolster demand while money supplies stay ample for industry. Crop forecasts for 1928 hint at higher yields, though weather fluctuations temper certainty.
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Eas Sect
Cag A Ae Mae
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Ne ‘Treigh
New York
Horoscope for Monday September 14 1925
Astrologers foretell a troubling day with Saturn adverse and sun and Uranus weak. Moon in Leo hints at stress in heart and upper body. Avoid radical business changes and major ventures. Fires threaten property. fatigue and anxiety loom. Women warned against overextending. simple life urged for winter. Evening meetings and public forums gain popularity.
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Nab Gtaona
Chusaren
Virgo
Meck Newspaper Syndicate
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