Smith Affirms No Church Interference with U S Law
Gov. Alfred E. Smith replies to Charles Marshall on Catholic loyalty and government. He declares no papal power over the constitution or laws, defends church state separation, supports public schooling, and urges noninterference in other nations while embracing American brotherhood.
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Boston
Alfred E. Smith
New York
Atlantic Monthly
United States
Charles C. Marshall
Marshall
Mr. Marshall
Smith
Congress
God
Fellas
Governor Answers Questions On Faith And Service
The governor addresses direct questions from Mr Marshall about the role of faith in public life and how a public servant can walk humbly with his God, answering each point with a direct rationale and stance.
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Smith
Marshall
Forecast shows 1927 cattle and hog markets improving
Montana Experiment Station forecasts for 1927 predict lower cattle slaughter than 1926 but better hog feeding margins. Beef cattle demand remains good, hog supply likely small, and calf demand strong. Local marketing by the Teton County Shipping Association to resume in June under County Agent Robert Clarkson.
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Montana
United States
North Central States
Dirouth
Corn Belt
Teton County Shipping Association
Robert Clarkson
Opium Bryant Named At Christening
A colored parson at a christening protests a name. Mirandy defends naming her infant Opium Bryant noting the poppy origin and the wild nature of the child.
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Mirandy
Opium Bryant
Chile
Chivalry Is Not Dead A Classroom Joke
A teacher teases with a dumbbell joke and Johnny replies with a pun about seeing the teacher standing alone. The exchange ends on a light note with humor about awkward pauses and words.
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Johnny
Teacher
Kin Hubbard Quote on Loafers and Holidays
A Kin Hubbard quip notes a loafer would feel funny when a holiday arrives, capturing a dry urban humor about work and leisure. The line reflects Hubbard’s witty take on social norms and timing during festive periods.
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Kin Hubbard
Old Dower House Has Real Charm
A relic of early American colonization the Dower house near Rosaryville Maryland reflects Dutch colonial architecture. Built starting 1643 by the Lords Baltimore with Wren plans it preserves original dining lounge library areas and later additions by the fourth lord Baltimore in 1689 and 1720.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Rosaryville
National Capital
Percy Duval
Lord
Christopher Wren
London
Holland
Lord and Lady Baltimore
Virginia
Lords Baltimore
Lord Baltimore
Mount Vernon
Washington
L’enfant
Wrong Ideas About Death Say Emigration Not Grave Fears
Sir Oliver Lodge urges English readers to dismiss fears of burial and view death as a natural emigrant voyage. He recalls his son Raymond’s grave in France and argues interment should not haunt the living. He calls death an adventure to welcome, not a destination of concern.
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Sir Oliver Lodge
Raymond
France
Capper
Types of Bark Used in Homemade Remedies Across America
The United States Pharmacopoeia lists 17 officinal barks while at least 35 barks are used nationwide in home remedies. Bark such as cinchona provides quinine, buckthorn bark acts as a laxative, and various barks are noted for stimulating secretions or soothing throat brews.
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United States
America
Odd Inspiration Ideas of Masters of Music
Market for Exchange notes various habits of composers Haydn dressed in his best with powdered hair and a diamond ring Gluck favored a meadow setting with champagne Paesillo wrote in bed while Sachchini relied on two cats for inspiration The piece colors inspiration as a market chatter than a strict record
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Haydn
Frederick
Gluck
Paesillo
la Molinara
Sachhini
Thrifty suitor mocked by child in family scene
A thrifty young man who visits a girl but never treats her goes to meet her family. The ten year old brother comments on the sav ing by staying home and saving money as the man sits by the fire thinking. The story highlights perceived stinginess in a domestic moment.
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Cale
Monkeys Sing in Chorus Across Jungle Troops
Naturalist Delia J. Akeley notes Colobus monkeys perform communal singing. Troops start at dawn and at intervals, inviting other groups to join, creating a forest chorus. Each troop has a leader who modulates pitch, with some individuals singing in distinct bass or contralto ranges.
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Colobus Monkeys
Delia J. Akeley
Conrad's letter on newborn son comments and humor
Writer Joseph Conrad writes January 21 1898 about the birth of a son describing the child as a magnificent boy with dark hair and huge eyes. He jokes that his wife insists the boy resembles him and notes his own playful doubt.
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Joseph Conrad
Conrad
World's Work
Not to the Manner Born Brown Heads South
Brown travels south to visit his son and wife for several weeks as Mrs Brown drills him in table manners in preparation. The exchange at dinner features Brown joking about drinking the contents of a cup and saucer as he anticipates his trip.
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Brown
Indianapolla News
English Sparrows Brought to America in 1850
The first English sparrows arrived in 1850 imported by Nicholas Pike and Brooklyn Institute directors to protect shade trees from caterpillars. Eight released the next spring failed to survive. A new shipment arrived in 1853, and over the next twenty years fifteen shipments reached the United States.
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America
Nicholas Pike
Brooklyn Institute
United States
World Without Trees Merely Barren Waste
A historical text extols forests for health, climate regulation, flood control, soil fertility, erosion prevention, biodiversity, recreation, and essential resources. It highlights trees improving air and water, protecting farms and homes, supplying materials, and supporting industry and education.
Few Aristocratic Beauties in Paris Face Test
Paris conducted a portrait study of 70 women from old aristocracy to determine facial traits. Eligibility required proving no nonaristocratic or foreign blood for two centuries, excluding those with English German or Italian ancestry. Resulting generalizations cite a long thin nose and well shaped eyes as aristocratic indicators.
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Paris
Public Land Notice for Fred Lathrop Claim
Department of the Interior notice states Fred Lathrop of Blackleaf Montana intends to prove up a 1921 homestead entry under the 1916 act. The hearing before Charles H. Ferris will occur May 10 1927 at Chateau Montana. Witnesses listed are F. H. Pingo Jesse Jensen James Reilly and Steve Pristen of Blackleaf.
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Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Great Falls
Montana
Fred Lathrop
Blackleaf
Helena
Township
Range 9
Meridian
Charles H. Ferris
U. S
Chateau
F. H. Pingo
Jesse Jensen
James Reilly
Steve Pristen
Notice of Public Auction in Cha teau Montana
Crary and J L Gleason act as agents for M D Nicholson register. Public notice dated April 14 announces first publication with last publication May 12. Auction details pertain to property in Cha teau Montana and the listing includes the required legal notices.
Certificate of fictitious name for Cash and Carry Grocery
A Montana notary public records Chas A Franks as proprietor of Cash Carry Grocery in Choteau Teton County. The certificate states Franks operates under the firm name Cash Grocery with address in Chateau Montana and acknowledges execution before Notary Phil S Cole on April 12 1927. Commission expires October 8 1928.
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Chas. A. Franks
Cash & Carry
Choteau
Teton County
Montana
Chateau, Montana
State ‘of
County of Teton, S
A. D
Phil I. Cole
Phil S. Cole
Notice of Probate of Will for Andrew Grimes Deceased
In the District Court of Montana Teton County the matter of the estate of Andrew Grimes deceased. Notice is given that on May 12 1927 at 10 o clock AM in the court room the will will be proven and the application of William Hodgkiss for letters of administration heard. Any interested party may appear and contest. Dated April 14 1927. Clerk Blanche M Jacobson. First publication April 14 last April 28.
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Nineteenth Judicial District
State of
Montana
County of
Teton
Andrew Grimes
William II Hodgakiss
Blanche M. Jacobson
Chateau
John W. Hall
Official Notice to Dealers in Cast Iron and Steel Pipe
Notice invites sealed proposals until May 9 1927 for cast iron and steel pipe and fittings to the City of Chateau Montana with 10 percent bid bond. Also notices homestead proof filing by Sylver J. White at Great Falls Land Office May 27 1927 with witnesses J W White Ivor C Lestrud E J.
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Choteau
Mont
Stockmen’s State Bank
Montana
Clateau
Irom
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Sylver J. White
Butte
Seyne
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Range
J. W. White
Ivor C. Lestrud
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McDonald Bieck
W. G. Levy
Stockmen’s Bank
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Drs
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E. B. Maynard
First National Bank
Choteau, Mont
Beaupre Cafe Soo Son
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