Go to work the cure for Sallie’s heartbreak
Sallie endures a mental ordeal after a mistake and harassment, guided by Bob to return to work. He urges duty, responsibility, and helping others to rebuild courage and faith in humanity while confronting Curtiss’s love and the meaning of character. The scene ends with Bob’s advice and a promise to continue later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellie
Marjorie
Bob
Sallie
Curtiss Wright
Kiddie
Curtiss
Foley Remedies Ad and Local Oil Drilling News
An advertisement offers Foley Honey and Tar Compound with a ten cent bottle and free Foley samples from Potts the druggist. Regional notes report Harlowton highway work on the Big Elk scenic route, Foster and Record drilling tests in Lake Basin, and Bozeman real estate sale by International Life Insurance Company exceeding $1,000,000.
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Foley & Co
Sheffield Ave
Chicago
Ill
Foley
Potts
Bozeman
The
International Life Insurance Company
Montana Divorce Suit Over Non Support
In the District Court of the Fifth Judicial District Montana Bea verhead Ruby Smith sues Gerald Smith for divorce on grounds of non support. Defendant summoned to answer within twenty days or default judgment may be entered.
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District Court of
Fifth Judicial District
State of Montana
Beaverhead
Ruby Smith
Gerald Smith
District Court
Rosa Coyle
Virgil Coyle
Diminishing Earthquakes and Strikes Across 1920s Discourse
A fragmentary editorial voice discusses declining California earthquakes, warns against third-term talk for Coolidge, and flags looming coal strikes. It blends commentary on finance panic after Santa Barbara quakes, asserts noninheritance of cancer, and notes evolution observed by African Missionaries as a broad contemplation of change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
Santa Barbara
California
Court Notice Warns Defendant to Appear or Judgment May Be Taken
Public notice in 1925 warns the defendant to appear and answer the complaint within legal time. Clerk F C Robison and attorney Fred Rife sign as officials, with court seals and dates noted. The notice cites the complaint for further particulars and orders judgment if no appearance or answer is made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Coolidge
A. D
Fred Rife
C. W. Robison
Notice of Homestead Claim and Land Proof Hearing
Rosa Coyle sues Virgil Coyle in a land case filed with the U S Land Office at Great Falls Montana Notice is given that Helen L Regan formerly Clark of Dillon Montana who on May 9 1922 made Additional Homestead Entry G F No 061849 Helena No 020708 for E158W14 SWY SEM Lot 2 section 20 township 7 South range 6 West and Additional Stock-raising Entry G F No 062701 Helena No 028254 for Lot 1 NW%4SE% section 20 township 7 South range 6 West Principal Montana meridian has filed notice of intention to make three-year proof to establish claim before Fred Rife Clerk of the District Court at Dillon Montana on August 22 1925 Witnesses are James H Bray David Sullivan George Olson and John F Regan all of Dillon Montana. W E BENNETT Register.
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Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Great Falls
Montana
Helen L. Regan
Helen L. Clark
Dillon
Helena
Township
Range
G. F
Montana Meridian
Fred Rife
District Court
James H. Bray
David Sullivan
George Olson
John F. Regan
W. E. Bennett
Register
Tax system chokeths business and work, says treasury official
The American Bankers Journal features a fable by Charles S. Dewey arguing estate and inheritance taxes depress enterprise. It follows John Henry and Walter Brown as taxes erase wealth, forcing debt and sale. Brown moves to Florida, urging tax reform to preserve initiative and national opportunity.
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Charles S. Dewey
John Henry
John Henry, Jr
Walter Brown
California
Brown
Walter Brown & Co
Florida
America
Mrs Fiske Probes Fashion and Income Beyond Belief
A humorous exchange features Mrs Fiske marveling at a tall woman's clothes and asking about her residence. Mr Cynic replies that the woman likely lives beyond her husband’s income, delivering a wry social punch in a dated tone.
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Mrs. Fiske
Mr. Cynic
Little George Wash Young Thing and the Honeymoon Comment
A witty exchange between Little George Wash and Mere Man jokes that billing and cooing end with the honeymoon. Mere Man quips that only the cooing lasts.
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Little George Wash
Ed Purdy's Philos. Quip About Visiting the City
The remark notes Ed Purdy mentioning Ed Billows should visit the city sights and call on his maiden aunt, reflecting a humorous local aside from the philosopher's chatter.
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Ed Billows
Women and Men Clash Over Money in Dialogue
A witty exchange reveals gendered perceptions of finances as a woman asserts the burden falls on women while a man complains about being perpetually broke. The dialogue centers on whose sacrifice funds household needs and social expectations.
What Women Talk About First Cat Joke
Comic exchange features two cats discussing Mr. Peck’s whereabouts. The first cat asks where he is while the second jokes he is likely lost in his wife’s second chin, delivering a light humorous line.
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Mr. Peck
Blonde Bess Opines on Dan and a Wig Folly
Blonde Bess comments that Dan’s belief in a falsehood is flawed though she calls it dumb. The remark centers on deception and vanity reflected in a wig metaphor.
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Dan
Early Bird Policy Advice Echoed by Father and Son
A father urges his son to adopt an early bird policy for success while the son recalls Betty calling him a poor worm yesterday, highlighting a youth’s hesitation and personal critique in a dialogue about ambition.
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Kin Ey
Washington
Sonny
Betty
A Gold Digger Eh First Cakeeater Phrase
Two Cakeeaters exchange a witty line about a French girl with a sharp pun implying culture and taste. The brief quip hints at playful bragging and migration of social cues in a humorous gossip tone.
Professed Riddles About Sugar Containing Objects
A playful classroom exchange has the professor ask for three items that contain sugar and the student answering with sack jar and bowl. The joke hinges on the word play between common containers and actual sugar content.
Survey to Start on Swan River Road in Montana
Left-hand Comp. Boarder praises Mrs. Simpkins son while a breakfast bell quip flows, then a survey notice announces a study to begin on the Swan River road between Kalispell and Missoula.
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Swan River Road
Kalispell
Missoula
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Helen Wills
Real Guns
Arthur Brisbane
Italy
United States
England
Lewis
Coal Miners’ Union
Africa
Rhode Island
South America
Fredrife
Collins. Land Company
Helena, Montana
Treasury
Henry & Co., Inc
Michigan Corpn
Michigan
Henry, Jr
John
Walter
Walter Brown Co
Mich. Corp
Minn
Mont
Colo
Sarah
Diefelhaus
Ed Purdy
Blonde Bess
France
Boarder
Mrs. Simpkins
Central Park
Adam
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