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Newspaper
Grass Range Review
Location
Grass Range, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1919
Page
9
Oyster Bay New York guards of honor who stood at Theodore Roosevelt's grave will keep vigil day and night for 30 days. The volunteers are veterans who knew the former president and had been slated to sail for France when the armistice was signed.
Colonel Roosevelts will from 1912 was read to family at Sagamore Hill. The estate value was not disclosed but believed under 500000 dollars. The will places most assets in trust for the widow for life with she may dispose, and if no will, assets divided among children. The family silver and plate go to the children along with a 60000 dollar trust fund from his father.
The piece recalls nine months after German boasts in Paris and Haig’s warning of Britain’s dwindling reserves. It notes German shells in Paris, German gains and peace terms while their navy and army show signs of collapse, and a decaying civilian population hiding a beaten state.
In a letter from Litchfield TH Mrs D W Isley says she uses Chamberlains Tablets for stomach disorders and as a laxative and finds them quick and sure relief. If you suffer from indigestion or constipation these tablets will help.
A little girl watching the circus parade misnamed the steam locomotive as boiled music, saying to her mother hear the boiled music during the procession as the engine tooted and steam rose.
In a clipped exchange Chatty Waller remarks to a well-known customer growing stouter that his stay has improved him. He jokes that the man is now twice the gentleman he was at arrival, implying changed manners or heightening social ease during their time together.
Jefferson County Indiana farm bureau via the county agent ran a profitable self feeder demonstration for hogs. Ten pigs fed skim milk bran hominy meal and sipstuff from a shared feeder. they were started March 1 and sold March 22. They gained from birth to sale to an average daily gain and produced a net profit of about 10.96 dollars per pig after a total cost of 200 dollars for the lot.
A theft report cites 25 ten thousand dollar bonds numbered 23734 to 28768 missing from the Federal Bank of Chicago. The owner, unnamed and living in another city, held the bonds which were not at the Federal Reserve Bank at the time of the incident.
A doctor tells a patient that a week will determine if he will live. The doctor prescribes complete rest and advises not to worry about anything while awaiting the prognosis.
A neighbor notes patriotic sentiment but cautions that a German music piece may not fit the event. The other resident fears the choice and suggests replacing it with a safer alternative.
A poor but proud woman rises each morning and pounds a folded towel with a rolling pin to convince others she has beefsteak breakfast. The scene highlights ingenuity and daily hunger, portraying a quiet domestic ruse that shapes family perception.
A cautious note urges individuals to consider actions and words that might cause regret once health improves, emphasizing restraint during illness and tempering consequences of remorseful moments.
A quotation attributed to Fenelon urges that true charity comes from self examination to know our own faults, suggesting humility before judging others. The line emphasizes inward reflection over external fault finding.
A fragment quotes Uncle Eben arguing that patience and a forgiving nature are needed to keep racing, implying guidance or philosophy on handling the sport and its challenges.
A war department report notes Rickenbaker led American air forces in France with 26 enemy planes. It lists Aces with five or more victories after the war’s end: Frank Luke Jr. 18, Victor Lafbery 17. Lafbery, formerly with Lafayette Escadrille, was killed in action.
Read how Mrs. O Cook of Macon Illinois and Mrs. A Knott of Chillicothe Missouri praise Chamberlains Cough Remedy for quick relief from coughs and colds. H J Noore of Oval Pennsylvania notes it consistently cures settled chest colds after several uses.
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