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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1925
Page
9
A reflective verse recalls a man’s longing for the “daddy days” as his children grow and leave. Memory shifts through time, highlighting pride in a wife and offspring, followed by loneliness and fate’s quiet drama. Copyright 1925 NEA Service, Inc.
Tom Sims remarks that wealth can be a burden but saving money matters more than spending. He notes even famous actors face financial pressures and jokes about public images. He reflects on the fleeting nature of summer and the oddities of life under the moon.
A daily cross number puzzle asks to fill 85 total per row or column with given starting letters a rc e ear pear Peary and explorer names. The quotes note humorous lines about sense, honesty, mud, centipedes, radicals, dancing, hinges, and matters, reflecting light satire.
Lisbon reports a congress for the advancement of the sciences highlighted growing closeness between Spain and Portugal. Scientists from both nations attended to exchange ideas and share recent investigations amid illness preventing the Portuguese president from presiding. French and Belgian academies of science participated as well.
In Warsaw a two day international youth gathering under the YMCA auspices brought 72 Polish boys and an equal number from Czechoslovakia to Sucha Hora. Americans attended as observers while Polish and Czechoslovak youths shared activities and hosted visits at Camp Orava. Fred W. Ramsey of Cleveland chaired the National Council of the American YMCA contingent.
The Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul railway receivers were granted permission by the Interstate Commerce Commission to operate over 23 miles of railroad from St Paul to Duluth Minnesota with branches.
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