Sound Principles for Allied Debts and Dawes Plan
The article argues the Dawes plan offers guiding principles for settling Allied war debts to the United States. It cautions against forcing full payment and supports taxing debtor nations within sustainable limits while ensuring payments flow to creditor nations only as feasible. It emphasizes protecting exports and long term economic stability.
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Dawes
United States
Charles E. Mitchell
National City Bank of New York
American Bankers Association Journal
Mitchell
France
Belgium
Italy
General Dawes
Damentiy
Cnustyf
Adversity A Stimulus To Good Farming
Dean Dodson tells of a Louisiana farmer who faced a 2200 hospital bill after his wife and daughter fell ill. He expanded income by milking cows, selling milk, selling surplus garden produce, feeding unsold crops to livestock, growing grain and hay on idle land, increasing poultry, and cutting gasoline use. By year end he paid the bill and learned sound farming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Dodson
Louisiana
Calamity Prophet Parkins Predicts Dry Rivers
Dry and weary Parkins boasted he would foretell disaster and told a friend rivers could dry up soon. The friend dismissed the claim with a wary quip as recounted by the St. Paul Pioneer Press.
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Parkins
H’m
St. Paul Pioneer Press
Language of Golfers Quip Sparks Round Metaphor
A golfing quip from an old hand replies to a novice about a match. He notes being short at the long and long at the short, while his opponent never was fully up because he couldn’t get down, finishing stronger on the back nine.
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Weill
Guarantee Title Protection for Property Purchases
The article urges buyers to ensure at signing that the preliminary agreement is incorporated into the contract with a guaranteed title and title insurance from a responsible company. It warns buyers against relying solely on the seller’s word.
Deemster's Origin In Isle Of Man Judicial Role
The deemster began as a Scottish judicial officer who pronounced death sentences. Now in the Isle of Man two judges hold the title and serve as chief justices of the island.
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Scotland
Isle of Man
Manifestly Unlikely Parishioner Quips About New Minister
A village woman mocks the new minister saying he is mad and cites a remark to her husband, who weighs 240 pounds, warning he could be weighed in the balance and found wanting.
Happiness and true happiness in quiet companionship
A reflective passage noting happiness as a tired joy free of pomp and noise. It arises first from self contentment and then from the friendship and conversation of a few select companions.
Harsh Comparison Shocks Readers In Snippet
A fragmentary column mocks a self centered talker by likening him to a boastful creature. The quirky line then shifts to a caution about remembering friends and truth as the piece reflects on youthful voices and enduring values.
Unclear Fragment Sparks Possible Australia Visitor Event
The readable portion references a gathering of visitors from abroad at an Australian site and mentions a notable local reaction. Details are fragmentary, but the item centers on an international presence and community response.
Table Talk Quote Sparks Kitchen Complaints
Bill Rigby laments hearing the same sentiment in many homes about a cooking method. He notes a recurring line about fitting the way they cook, reflecting a recurring theme in local chatter.
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Bill Rigby
Akron
Headline not available from provided fragment
The fragment presents a stylized dialogue imitating speech about fear and a headache, with characters T and ma referenced in a non-narrative line. No clear event, place, or identifiable organizations are readable to form a concise news item.
Waterfall Flow Through Five Channels in Ancient Era
In prehistoric times the stream feeding Nixzgara Falls redirected from Lake Erie toward Lake Ontario via five separate channels, revealing a varied ancient watercourse.
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Nixzgara Falls
Lake Erie
Lake Ontario
Work Independently The Trouble With Talkers
A Boston Transcript remark notes that many talkers fail to synchronize speech and thought, hindering clear communication and effective collaboration.
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Boston Transcript
Had He Mentioned It The Ananias Club
A Cincinnati Enquirer item notes a remark about a cold lasting three weeks and the absence of a certain cure being offered. The quip hints at the club's satirical take on dubious remedies.
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Ananias Club
Cincinnati Enquirer
Beauty experts claim mental vigor boosts hair growth
A dubious assertion from beauty specialists links mental vigor to luxuriant hair. The note suggests bald men should think harder to regain hair, reflecting a quirky, antiquated theory cited by the Rochester Herd.
Capacious Tub Kennebbee Journal Omitted Note
A brief item notes someone returning Saturday from Bangor and spending the weekend in bath with his family according to the Boston Transcript.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennebbee Journal
Bangor
Bath
Boston Transcript
Notable Quotations On Personal Standards From Boston Transcript
The Boston Transcript notes the saying that every man finds his own level while acknowledging many men do not reach the standard. It reflects on personal measure and societal expectations.
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Boston Transcript
Peculiar Mourning Widows in Colra District
In the Colra district of New Guinea widows cover themselves with pipeclay and mourn their husbands for a year as a cultural ritual.
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Colra
New Guinea
Fortunes Like Rivers Source Yet Grow Muddy
Quote notes that wealth often starts pure but becomes muddied as it expands, comparing fortunes to rivers whose clean source fouls with scale and complexity over time. It attributes the idea to J. Petit-Sena.
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J. Petit-Sena
Joy of Going to Work and Returning Home
Margaret W. Jackson writes in Farm Life about lifelong routines of going to school and work, the pull of outdoor life, and the central role of wife and mother who manages duties at home. She notes the joy of escaping outdoors for a walk and the day's end, counting on home duties to enable the world’s rhythms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tia
Eoname
Margaret W. Jackson
Neat Farms Prosperity Seen in Varying Farm Conditions
Traveler observes scattered signs of wealth and neglect across farms. Prosperity appears similar overall, but visible differences in housing, barns, and fields reveal a geographic gap in living standards and farm upkeep.
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Suds
Pan Life
Wea
Let Us Pray Our Dumb Animals Laughing Subscribers
In a Church A sermon a preacher asks who pays debts. All rise except one man who runs a newspaper. He explains the standing subscribers are his readers and thus cannot meet obligations. The minister ends with a prayer.
Right Place
A stranger at the door seeks a woman from the neighborhood described as beautifully pale with pink and white complexion and goddess like hair. The servant defers and a voice from the stairs calls out for Jane to inform the lady.
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Jane
Proof of the Pudding Joke Exchange
A playful exchange between a mother and her child about a baby swallowing a goldfish. The child asks if the goldfish would swim like one inside, and the mother replies that it would kill him, while the child points out that it did not.
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Jane
His Luck and Plum Pudding Banter Across Rooms
Exchange between a hostess and a doctor features light humor about plum pudding and clients. The doctor, a family friend, confesses he cannot say he is fond of plum pudding but notes many of his clients enjoy it.
Gentle Maiden Sees and Enjoys Football Game
A vivid, sensational account of a football game with injuries described in gleeful terms. The narrator revels in violent action as players collide and a center is knocked cold, while the crowd, band, and onlookers celebrate the crude spectacle.
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Gentle Maiden
Snails as Food Stir Controversy in London Restaurants
A London debate explores introducing snails as cuisine. The piece contrasts French delicacy with British aversion, noting mussels and whelks are accepted by some, while eel dislikes vary by region. Rabbits, Swedish turnips, and other produce show similar cross country tastes. London Mail comments on Covent Garden sales.
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London
Ingland
Scotland
America
Australia
Britain
Canada
England
Durin Covent
London Mail
Growth of Jellyfish
A fragmented account of jellyfish reproduction describes a "chuldron" method producing a tree like growth that buds and drops to form jellyfish. It notes other large species release eggs into the water, developing into larvae that settle, mature, and rise as adults.
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Justins
Doe Hacter
London
Arabian horses and their noted intelligence and care
A bulletin from the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals states Arabs were among the first to value horse intelligence and treat them with kindness. It cites ancient records of horse lineages and claims Arab care surpassed that given to families, making horses quick to understand words and fearless through compassionate handling.
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Nohoarses
Hey
American Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Almonds Favor California Habitat and Peculiar Growth Rules
Almond trees prefer California, with 98 percent of U S almonds from the state in a restricted area. Nature Magazine notes cold and warm extremes shape cultivation. Photos show snow in orchards in winter and full bloom by late February. The same variety does not cross fertilize, so growers plant alternating rows of hardshells and papershells to harvest.
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California
America
Bunning
Nature Magazine
True Poetry and the Inner Law of Creation
The passage asserts true poetry arises from inner spiritual transmutation, rejecting external influence. It emphasizes rigorous logic guiding a dominant idea, deeming worldly wisdom and talent irrelevant, and compares the poem’s growth to a fixed melody like a rose-tree’s essence.
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James Thomson
Ram Foe Story Ends in Fatal Clash Between Rams
A Youth's Companion tale recounts Cephas Tyrannus the ram fighting a younger rival. In a showdown near the ewes, the older ram charged, collided, and broke his neck, dying as the younger wandered off to the feeding herd.
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G. A. Stephens
Cephas
Fle
Musk Ox Adaptations and Defenses Against Predators
The musk ox, living in northern Canada, links wild cattle and sheep with horn shape like buffalo. It has a dense coat and long brown hair acting as a rain cloak, a very short tail, and horns broad at the base that curve downward then up to a point for puncturing predators.
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Canada
Winniper Free Press
Tull Mountain Cross Stories In Patrick County Legends
The article recounts a Virginia tale from Patrick County about Tull Mountain on the Blue Ridge spur. It notes a local superstition linking a Great Spirit and roaming roosters to prefigured salvation, and a popular legend about fairies ceasing merriment to mark Christ's crucifixion with crosses as memorials.
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Patrick County
Vie
Calvary
Ellin
Iemenios
Peacock and Turkey in a Thanksgiving Tale
A farmer finds humor in a talking scene between a vain peacock and a self confident turkey. The turkey is carried to market as the poultry market scene ends with the peacock joking about appearance versus appetite. The anecdote mirrors St. Nicholas Magazine style and moral about Thanksgiving.
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St. Nicholas Magazine
Doubhett certifies sole ownership of Montana business
Loren F. Doubhett of Big Timber Sweet Grass County Montana certifies under state law that he transacts business in Montana as L F Doubhett Co a merchant and dealer in building materials coal wood and similar goods with principal place of business in Big Timber and that he is the sole owner with no other partners. Witness dated May 13 1925 with publication May 14 21 28.
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I. L. F. Doubhett
Big Timber
Sweet Grass County
Montana
Sweet Grass
L. F. Douthett CO
County of
State of Montana
Loren F. Doubhett
Summons for Publication in Montana Court Action
The State of Montana Court issues summons in a foreclosure suit brought by Wisconsin National Life Insurance Company against Barbara J Gajeski and Alex G Gajeski among others. The action seeks $2912 plus interest, costs, and attorney fees, plus foreclosure of a mortgage on described land in Sweet Grass County. Defendants must answer within 20 days or face default judgment.
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Svt
District Court of the Sixth
Montana
Sweet Grass
Wisconsin National Life Insurance~ Company
Barbara J. Gajeski
Barbara E. Mitchell
Alex G.’Gajeski
Merchants National Bank of Billings
Yellowstone Merchants National Bank of Billings
National Banking Corporation
Roy J. Covert
Barbara Fu Gajeski
Alex G. Gajeski
Sweet Grass County
Meart
J. EF. Hes
Sheriff's Sale Notice in Sweet Grass County Montana
Adolph Eisler sues Ray F. Marbles and others with a sheriff sale set for May 20 1925 at 2 00 PM at the court house front door Big Timber Montana to sell Lot 3 and parts of sections 2 11 and 11 Township 3 South Range 16 East containing 220 acres including heirs and appurtenances. Sheriff Ed Brannin and Under Sheriff Frank Whitsel oversee the sale. Publication dates May 14 21 28 and June 4 1925.
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Adolph Eisler
Ray F. Marbles
Vhe Tve
Big Timber
Sweet Grass
Montana
United States Government
Library Hours For June From Librarian Oliphant
Library hours for June list Monday evenings 7:30 to 9:00 and Wednesday and Saturday slots 2:30 to 5:09 in the afternoon and 7:30 to 9:00 in the evening. H. J. Oliphant serves as librarian.
Private Hospital Promises Maternity and Non contagious Care
Forsythe and Payne advertise a private hospital ready to handle maternity and non contagious cases with a graduate nurse in charge and reasonable charges. Phone 186 M.
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Forsythe & Payne
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C. E. Mitchell
Deemster
Steelings
Thonry Th
Tuit
Pheip
Kia
Outing Magazine
Gtanut
Almond
Ig Ram
Precsty Leseida
Cresses
Peacock
Turkey
F. Douthett
Ed Brannin
Frank Whitsel
H. J. Oliphant
Professional Directory
J. W. Church
Osteopathic
Masonic Building
Mont
A. P. O7leary
M. D
Big Timber Hospital
DR. D. Claiborn
L. W. Baskett
Montana Power Co
Black Big Timber, Montana
DR. M W. Barr
Big Timber, Montana
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