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Newspaper
Grass Range Review
Location
Grass Range, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1921
Page
2
In Kansas City on November 2 Marshal Foch praised the American people for their youthful appearance and hopeful faces. He noted the vast scale of American industry and ambition and commended the spirit of manhood and womanhood shared with Britain, emphasizing shared language and blood ties.
Tom Marshall calls the League of Nations a schoolboy's dream, a remark not uttered while the schoolmaster was present, hinting at political tension and classroom dynamics during the era.
An elephant lives 400 years, two cats 15 years, a dog 14 years, and a whale 200 years in the riddle context.
The fate of the arms of Venus de Milo remains unknown, continuing to puzzle scholars and visitors at the Louvre. No definitive explanation or reconstruction has resolved the question of what happened to the missing limbs.
The article discusses concubinage in China, noting no “old maid” exists, concubines usually arise when the wife cannot bear children, and their children are legitimate. It describes parental roles with the father as stern and mother as gentle, yet both are indulgent toward children.
Local report notes two months of dry weather broken by rain and snow thawing crust. Dr J C Dunn summoned to aid Prof W R Davis before moving him to St Joseph's Hospital in Lewistown. Grass Range patients show improvement. Ed Smith and Helen Ward nearing recovery.
A wry assessment notes Russia prints red ink that cannot be spent while the U S outputs spent material that cannot be read, highlighting contrasting media and economic realities.
British critics in the early 19th century named a circle of poets the Lake Poets or Lake School. Wordsworth Southey and Coleridge were deemed leaders with Lamb Lloyd and Wilson also grouped, though no single theory or method united them.
The grasshopper produces its shrill note without using the throat. Wings generate the sound as a ribbed file on one wing slides over a drum-like part, causing vibration when the two surfaces interact.
The text outlines pricing and formatting for a periodical listing. It states a yearly subscription of 2.00 dollars and notes a second class matter designation. It also references display costs per column and per line, indicating 10 cents per line.
President Harding proclaims Armistice Day a legal holiday to honor the World War ending on November 11 1918. The day coincides with the opening of the Limitation of Arms Conference as leaders meet to seek curbs on armaments and lower taxation. Arlington burial ceremonies delay the conference's first session to Saturday.
A reflection on high taxes across counties in the state. Critics condemn costly government structures, salaries, and projects while calling for prudent spending and a nonpartisan business manager to curb waste. The piece notes widespread dissatisfaction and warns against costly reforms that move from bad to worse.
The Winnett Ti editor and Eastern Fergus residents dispute the push for Petroleum County. They question taxpayer burden from Eastern Fergus and doubt the oil boom lasting beyond a mining camp era, criticizing Dan McKay's petition drive and timing.
The Anaconda Standard notes that 54,421,000 voters cast ballots while about 27 million did not vote. It argues a minority elected the president and reflects on turnout, noting factors such as illness, travel, and southern nonparticipation.
In New York City, M John F. Hylan wins another mayoral term over challenger Henry H. Tunning as the Tammany coalition ticket secures a strong hold on city politics.
The piece explains that merry in Merry England means pleasant and agreeable not inherently merry people. It compares usage to the phrase merry month of May and cites Edmund Spenser's Merry London and Chaucer’s merry city by a harbor to illustrate the sense of beauty and placidity.
The article explains that gem colors fade under light. Two rubies of equal size placed in different lighting show a paler hue after two years. Emeralds sapphires garnet and topaz also exhibit color changes with sun exposure.
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