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Newspaper
Grass Range Review
Location
Grass Range, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1922
Page
2
The piece urges brave acceptance of unpleasant truths and warns against self deception. It argues that pretending facts to suit pressure or convenience harms future action and urges diligent pursuit of reality while avoiding perpetual pessimism.
A Victorian style explanation describes molecules as composed of atoms. It cites Sir William Thomson on magnified water and notes evaporation and freezing as movements and attractions of atoms. It mentions oxygen as a basic element and the division of matter into smaller parts.
The passage explains gold occurrence near surface river beds and in old river beds buried by lava, describing deep leads in California and Victoria. It outlines reef prospecting by following upstream, locating colors, and trenching at right angles to expose solid rock, while noting the prospector’s enduring optimism.
The article explains karat as a measure of gold content from 24 parts. A 14k or 18k piece means 14 or 18 parts gold with the remainder alloy such as copper, explaining why pure gold would be too soft for rings and watch cases and needs hardening.
The article notes cattle ranches across the Southwest dealing with horses marked by erratic behavior. Locals attributed these quirks to ingesting wild rattleweed, a common but misunderstood plant.
Russell is praised as the world’s greatest portrayer of frontier life with six new Montana themed pictures. The 18x12 inch works on heavy plate paper appeal to Montanans for depicting historical western scenes and are in high demand, with early orders advised.
Sheriff announces sale of the East half of the West Quarter the West Half of the Southeast Quarter and the Southeast Quarter in Township Fifteen North Range Twenty five East Montana Meridian containing three hundred twenty acres. Sale on day of December at 2:00 oclock at the Court House in Lewistown Montana. Dated November 23 1922 WM R Woods Jr Sheriff. L A Fisher Attorney for Plaintiff Glenctive Montana.
The piece warns that many people ignore colds and recover without help, but repeated infections weaken the lungs and invite serious diseases. It suggests Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a cheap, famous cure for bad colds to avoid taking desperate chances.
Notice is hereby given by Winifred McCain executrix of the will of Allison L McCain deceased to creditors and all persons having claims against the estate. Within ten months after first publication of this notice present claims to Winifred McCain Roy or to C J Dousman Lewistown Montana Fergus County. Dated Lewistown October 9 1922.
The soothing medicine Chamberlains Cough Remedy is praised for its pleasant taste and quick cures. It is especially valued by mothers of young children for colds croup and whooping cough and is free from sopium and other harmful drugs.
Notice from the Interior U S Office Lewistown Montana dated November 15 1922 states Frank Kosir of Kachia Montana filed for final three year proof on land claims including lots 2 3 4 and seeks approval to continue residence and cultivation. Names Matt Blum Mrs Nick Deutsch Lewis town Montana Matt Meyers Joe Kosir Roy Montgomery appear in the notice. Joe Montgomery Registrar. First publication November 23.
FRANK J. DANIELS of Forest Grove Montana files for final proof to establish claim on land in township 14 north range 21 east and 14 north range 21 east near Lewistown. Witnesses listed include Sidney L and Alfred Se ecey Jones Lester H. Hunt. First pub November 30. Agnes remarks on devoted lovers and upcoming marriage.
Department of the Interior notice from Lewistown Montana dated November 20 1922 announces Loretta B McMahan filing intent to establish a land claim under sections 14 23 in township and range numbers and names witnesses Charon Kaye Vivid Perrin Be Stewart and Joe Montgomery register Joe Montgomery first published November 90.
The Montana Development association plans to focus on agricultural interests with continued enline 5 campaigning and diversified farming. Directors in Helena elected officers and hired Joe Townsend to coordinate publicity for the program, with Townsend starting December 15 in Billings.
Mrs Laura M Hoyt of Rockport New York says she has used Chamberlains Tablets for three years and finds them splendid for headache and bilious attacks. She adds she is pleased to speak praise of them at any time.
In the Terith Judicial District of Mon a Fergus County, N Moore sues Welfred Bliss Carnes and Irene Clark Carnes. A sale by cash bid covers the defendants right to the South Half of the Southeast Quarter and North Half of the Southeast Quarter, with the sheriff and Edward Ewers as plaintiff’s attorney, dated Movember 198 WM. R. Wood Jr. Sheriff.
A 19th or early 20th century feature notes a Bri enterprise producing jet black false teeth. It explains betel nut chewing stains teeth black, creating demand for artificial replacements. The article highlights 250 shades and varied shapes, including teeth with faux gold fillings, meeting global client needs from England to the Orient.
A prominent educationalist extols music’s value, noting it enriches home life and mental well being. He cites biblical reference to David, praises music in hospitals and for the sick, and underlines its role in schools through orchestras and assemblies to start students’ day positively.
The American Mollies terrorized coal regions of Pennsylvania from 1854 to 1877 leaving a blood red trail of murders and outrages. The movement began in Ireland as a tenant rights group and later took to disguises and violent acts before many members were brought to justice.
A vignette describes Abyssinians dining with two women guiding and feeding the men. The women cut and shove food into mouths as quickly as possible while the men make as much noise as they can. Esteem depends on the largest bites and loudest eating onlookers.
An older observation explains why girls allegedly cannot throw straight. It cites a shorter clavicle and forearm reach plus the body’s pivot points, claiming boys shoulder a heavier chest while girls are heavier at the hips causing the torso to twist and spoil aim.
A student argues femininity makes women naturally quicker to understand, answer, and speak. He links this to occupational history and suggests current social changes may modify the present condition.
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