16 Jan 1919
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Newspaper
Grass Range Review
Location
Grass Range, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1919
Page
1
Oyster Bay New York the guard of honor that stood vigil at Theodore Roosevelt's grave after the funeral will keep watch day and night for 30 days. The men are veterans who knew the former president and were to sail for France when the armistice was signed.
Colonel Roosevelt's will, dated 1912, was read to family at Sagamore Hill. The estate value was not disclosed but believed under 500000 dollars. The will places most of the estate in trust for the widow for life, with her power to dispose. if she dies without a will, assets go to the children. Silver and plate are to be divided among the children, along with a 60000 dollar trust fund left by his father.
A compact retrospective recalls dramatic shifts of 1918. Hindenburg boasted in Paris in April as Haig warned Britain faltered, while German shells fell on Paris streets. By mid year, Germany’s army strained, its navy decayed, and a beaten civilian population lingered.
In a letter from Litchfield TH Mrs D W Isley says she used Chamberlains Tablets for stomach disorders and as a laxative and found them a quick and sure relief. If you suffer from indigestion or constipation these tablets will do you good.
A Boston Transcript quip describes a little girl watching a circus parade. She notes the steamboatlike contraption tooting with rising steam and says, Oh, mamma, hear the boiled music. The line captures a playful child’s reaction to noisy spectacle.
Chatty Waller remarks to a regular customer, noting the man has become a finer, fuller version of himself during his stay, claiming the time here has clearly benefited him both in appearance and demeanor.
Jefferson County Indiana farm bureau via county agent conducted a profitable self-feeder demonstration for hogs. Ten pigs fed skimmed milk and bran mix began March 1 and were sold March 22. They averaged 193 pounds at sale, gaining well daily, with total cost about 200 dollars and net proceeds around 190.60 dollars, or 10.96 dollars per pig.
A public today report covers the theft of twenty five ten thousand dollar bonds from a Federal Bank of Chicago branch. The owner, unnamed and living in another city, had the bonds numbered 23734 through 28768 and not in the Federal Reserve Bank at the time of the incident.
A patient reports the doctor will decide in a week whether his condition will improve. The doctor prescribes complete rest and advises not to worry during the interim.
A neighbor expresses strong patriotic sentiment while noting a shift away from German music. The dialogue hints at a cautious plan to replace the music with something more suitable for the moment, referencing decorum and pace.
A poor but proud woman pounds a folded towel with a rolling pin each morning in the kitchen to simulate beefsteak breakfast. The quiet act showcases daily struggle and domestic ingenuity in a humble home.
A saying advises that when a man feels bad he should reflect on what he might regret saying or doing once he feels better, encouraging caution before acting in moments of distress.
A fragment quotes Fenelon on charity and self-examination, urging readers to examine their own faults before judging others. The passage emphasizes humility and moral self-awareness as a guide to better conduct.
Uncle Eben quips that continuing in the races requires a forgiving nature. His remark hints at the enduring humor and resilience shaping local racing culture.
A war office report lists Edward Rickenbaker as the premier ace of American air forces in France with 26 enemy planes downed. It notes 68 American pilots downed five or more machines, with First Lieutenant Frank Luke Jr. second at 18 victories and Major Victor Raoul Lafberry third at 17. Lafberry formerly belonged to the Lafayette Escadrille.
Mrs. O. Cook of Macon Illinois says it gives the quickest relief of any cough remedy she has used. Mrs. A. Knott of Chilliothea Missouri declares Chamberlains Cough Remedy cannot be beat for coughs and colds. H. J. Noore of Oval Pennsylvania states he has used it for settled chest colds and it always brought a cure.
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