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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1925
Page
9
A nostalgic vignette portrays a family car ride with a parent teaching safety and manners. The dialogue covers keeping feet off seats, curtain care, quiet, and respectful tone while the child learns to operate a car by clutch and gears. The scene ends with anticipation of a journey and the line Is this class.
A collage of quips and vignettes from TOM SIMS SAYS touching storms of sentiment. Notes on tree felling water cooler talk and summer resort wanderings mix with aphorisms about ants vacations and manners. A playful 1925 NEA Service parody of everyday foibles.
A note to Will Hays presents a puzzle asking to divide 480 into five sorts with a relation where one operation among add, subtract, multiply, or divide by three yields the same result for each case. The puzzle promises 14 across and 10 down ways to total 85, with groups achieving 85 in each direction.
Pittsburg August 6 AP reports John Bell president of the Carnegie Trust Company suffered financial losses totaling about $109000 over the last five years. A creditors committee preliminary report on his assets and liabilities was made public today. Estimated liabilities reach about $9,090,000. The report urged creditors to pursue bankruptcy against Bell before October 11 unless he files voluntarily.
Dr James F Norris president of the American Chemical Society told the annual dinner in Los Angeles that petroleum can unlock vast wealth and fuel major chemical industries by cracking crude into hundreds of useful compounds. He urged chemists to focus on solving the field's many challenges. A separate report from Loransport Indiana notes Alexander Collins aged 47 was arrested for stealing flowers from his child’s gravesite after his estranged wife reported she placed the bouquet there.
A legislative body approved a supplementary measure to aid the coal mining industry. The vote tally was 71 to 16 in favor. The measure involves funding totaling £10,900 and processing details were outlined tonight.
A chaotic panel of voices vents frustration as residents complain about delays. The exchange hints at tension and a plan to finish tasks, with emphasis on time and readiness before the final group departs.
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