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Newspaper
Choteau Montanan
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1923
Page
3
Party leaders declare the evidence of the country's prosperity will offset issues elsewhere. Republican managers say the economic upturn justifies policy directions despite other national matters.
Washington correspondents report White House statements on the world court, with observers split over whether the President will advocate the proposal in summer addresses. Republicans buoyed by prosperity see the court as a campaign issue, while Sioux land claim case against the government seeks 700 million dollars, citing 1851 to 1868 seizures. Red Cloud's forces and Fetterman’s defeat are recalled in the background, along with Langley’s Folly and early air travel progress shaping future aviation policy.
A kitchen column promotes sour cream use in diverse dishes. It suggests desserts and savory mains, including spice cake substitutions, soups, roast veal or chicken with sour cream sauce, steak with mushroom gravy, chicken fricassee, scalloped potatoes with onions, and roasted cauliflower with a sour cream dressing.
The Field Museum, funded by Marshall Field, grew from World’s Fair 1893 efforts to preserve exhibits and educate future generations. From vast halls housing Egyptian antiquities, North and South American displays, birds and reptiles, to meteorites and a colossal dinosaur skeleton, the museum embodies Field’s philanthropy and Chicago’s enduring landmark status.
Lesson summaries outline visions leadership courage and life lessons from Abraham Moses Samuel David Elijah Jeremiah Ruth Esther Joseph Nehemiah and Jesus. The material presents three study methods and weekly character focus with concise lesson insights and applications.
A reflective adage from Edgar Goodspeed emphasizes that regardless of origin or scope, individuals bear responsibility for the mental furniture they occupy and shape within their minds.
Seasonal good things feature Arlington apples baked with maple sugar and butter. chicken dish with celery carrot onions and potato, baked in a biscuit crust. maple dream sandwiches fried in egg and milk. lum lum with sweet potatoes apples maple syrup bacon fat. maple sauce to pour around dreams. pineapple salad with egg yolk lemon juice sour cream and cheese. caution on penny wise and pound foolish.
The article describes Lorado Taft’s colossal concrete statue The American Sphinx depicting Blackhawk on a rock bluff above the Rock River near Oregon Illinois. It notes the 800 ton pedestal, 400 barrels of cement, 4000 pounds of reinforcing steel, a six foot working model enlarged seven times, a granite like finish from pink granite dust, and the sculpture as a lasting memorial to the Red Man.
The quote by G A Studdert Kennedy defines life force as God seeking new outlets that break into higher understandings through the mind. It frames spiritual energy as restless and driven toward greater insight.
A reflective note on etiquette and self contentment from Hazlitt stresses pleasing others by first pleasing oneself.
Epictetus states the initial aim of a philosopher is to cast out self conceit. The quote emphasizes humility as foundational to correct thinking and virtue.
A mathematics professor reviews early errors in a student's multiplication exercise. He points out that 9 times 7 was answered as 72, and the student explains the lapse as hurried work.
A 487 foot high steeplejack continues painting a flagpole while two bees buzz aggressively. He calmly smokes a pipe to steady nerves, praising Edgeworth tobacco. The ad invites free samples from Larus & Brother Company and offers direct mail orders for Edgeworth products.
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