Montana Wild Life Aims to Save Wildlife Resources
Montana fights to save wild life as the state promotes hunting and fishing in forests and valleys. The article urges propagation and conservation, notes rising demand and mobility, and introduces Montana Wild Life as a monthly publication by the Montana fish and game commission to inform sportsmen and foster public support.
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Montana
Thomas N. Marlow
Montana State Fish and Game Commission
Chrystal
Fish and Game Commission
Montana Wild Life
Government study links insects to large seasonal duties
Government authorities note with favorable conditions a male and a female insect can multiply to over 50.5 billion in a season, underscoring the need for FLY TOX. The Mellon Institute developed FLYTOX by Rex Pellowship to kill household insects with simple hourly instructions, urging use of FLY-TON as safe and stainless.
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United States
Mellon Institute of Industrial Research
Rex Pellowship
Ali
Pendroy Community Weekend Activities and Travel
Pendroy notes a busy week with visits to Choteau Collins and Great Falls, health updates for Garnet McDonald, and travel by Lavern Crawford and others. A Highview school program, a tie social, and an indoor picnic due to weather are recorded, plus upcoming events and visits from Dr. Mary F. E. O’Connell who will arrive in Pendroy on June 15.
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Phillips
Fred
Ruth
Choteau
Trall
Mutz
W. HI
Wellenstein
Mountains
Garnet McDonald
Great Falls
Grandma Crawford
Lavern
John Crawford
Collins
Cornett
Pennsylvania
Highview
C. Linder
Lavern Crawford
von Wald
Walter Satuday
von Walds
Walier
Hazel Bartlett
Mary FE. O'Connell
Spokane
Pendray
Gult
Andson
Mrs. Talbert
Claude Johns
W. T. Johns
J. T. Sullivan
Shelby
Morse
Chateau
Dupuyer
Conrad
Gutshall
Harry Swanson
John Swanson
Edward N. Davis
John Lewis
Carl Turner
Talbert
National Sports by Country Across Regions
Varied national sports cited for Spain Scotland England Belgium and regions across the Americas Asia and beyond. The list includes bull fighting golf cricket cockfighting jai alai and other traditional games.
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Spain
Scotland
England
Belgium
Cube
South America
Measurement of Time Vague Among Savages
A Detroit News piece discusses how various cultures mark time with primitive methods. It cites Alaska where a month equals scarce rations, Dahomey with planting and harvest cycles, and Polynesians with a month of grumbles.
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Alaska
Dahomey
Pacific Island
Denmark
Greenland
Detroit News
Hope and Expectancy in Railroader's Plea
A Northern Pacific switch engine carries a railroader’s plea for salvation. The speaker uses railway imagery to seek guidance, prudence, and moral discipline, hoping to run life’s course on time and to hear the universal welcome at the end.
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Northern Pacific
Salvation
Mark Twain Feasts on Book Themed Dishes in England
In England Mark Twain attended a Punch magazine dinner and was delighted by a menu naming dishes after his books. He later called it a happiness of his life, enjoying Innocent Oysters Abroad Roughing It Soup Huckleberry Finn Fish Joan of Are Filet of Beef Jumping Frog Ter rapin Punch Brothers Punch Gilded Duck Hadleyburg Salad Life on the Mississippi Ice Cream Prince and Pauper Cakes Pudd nhead Cheese and White Elephant Coffee.
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England
Mark Twin
Punch
Mark Twain
Kansas City Star
Why Snow Lingers On Some Mountain Peaks
The article explains two main reasons for year round snow on some peaks. Temperature differs by longitude along parallels, so eastern regions can be cooler than western ones. Snow duration depends on average temperature and snowfall, causing variation among peaks at the same height and latitude.
Supplemental Meal Tiffin Described In Pathfinder Magazine
The Pathfinder Magazine notes tiffin or supplemental meal as a light repast between breakfast and lunch. Derived from the northern English word tiff meaning to sip or quaff, tiffin is a general custom in India with curried foods and fruits. In England and the United States tif fin can refer to any afternoon lunch between noon and dinner.
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Pathfinder Magazine
India
England
Plaster Repair Tips From Paris Using Fresh Milk
Advice on plaster repair notes mixing plaster with fresh milk rather than water to resist dampness. The milk slows hardening slightly, extending working time while improving moisture resistance.
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Paris
How Great Men Differ in Knowledge and Confidence
A quotation from American Magazine asserts that great men differ from others by having more intensive knowledge of one thing and using it with greater confidence and power.
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American Magazine
Premium Center Chautauqua Plans July 1 at Colling Park
Union services and conference set for July 1 two miles east of Collins at Colling school park with a noon picnic and a 10 30 morning service. The note urges attendance as a special occasion and mentions town activity including farming, visitors from Falls and Great Falls, road crews on the mail route, and local social plans for 1929.
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Collins
Colling School Park
McDuffie
Fred Woodward
Fred
Great Falls
Teton’s
Fred Fornfeist
Jackson Place
Martin Swanson
Whittling Comes Back in U S Schools
Pathfinder Magazine notes a revival of whittling in public schools as contests spread nationwide. Chicago hosts frequent schoolboy contests featuring planes boats miniature buildings and many toys as students pursue the craft.
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United States
Chicago
Pathfinder Magazine
Apostle's Birthplace Ain Karim Mentioned by Dr. Henry van Dyke
Dr Henry van Dyke writes of a Holy Land trip and notes Ain Karim as the village where John the Baptist was born. The reference ties the birthplace to biblical history.
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Henry van Dyke
The
Holy Land
Ain Karim
John the Baptist
Growth of Antlers in Elk and Deer
Elk and deer shed their antlers annually, typically in February or March. New antlers take about four months to fully develop, growing at roughly one third of an inch per month once started. The inner material matches that of hair, and a healthy elk or caribou shows steady antler growth once underway.
Exposition of Weakness Quotation by Lavater
A fragment quotes Lavater noting that a person who acts in anger may reveal a flaw. The line reflects a moral meditation on temper and self control within a broader discussion. The source presents philosophical language rather than a narrative event.
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Lavater
Writings Credit for John Bradford Quote Attributed Elsewhere
A disputed attribution of the phrase There, but for the grace of God goes John Bradford appears in discussions of a criminal seen by Bradford. The quote is also linked to Baxter Bunyan and John Wesley in various attributions.
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God
John Bradford
Baxter
Bunyan
John Wesley
Made Great by Publicity Says Hi Ho on Novelists
The Washington Star quotes Hi Ho of Chinatown praising novelists and poets who volunteered to handle publicity for great men, noting their impact on public perception and fame.
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Hi Ho
Chinatown
Washington Star
Nature's Provision in Egg Shells
The shells of eggs are porous allowing moisture and gas exchange and admitting oxygen essential for chick development, illustrating a natural life-support function.
An Evening in Hawaii by Vierra's Hawaiians Chautauqua Show
Vierra's Hawaiians present an elaborate chautauqua act featuring a volcanic stage set and tropical scenery with a soft Hawaiian vocal group in native costume. The company, led by George W. Vierra, has toured Swarthmore, Redpath, Keith vaudeville, Paramount and Universal circuits and earned praise from multiple newspapers.
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Chautauqua
Vierra
George W. Vierra
United States
Hawaii
Swarthmore Chautauquas
Redpath Horner
Keith
Paramount Theatres
Universal Chain of Theatres
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Apostle’s
Nature
Buffalo Morning Express
Cumberland Times-Herald
Monesson Daily Independent
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