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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1925
Page
9
A 1925 NEA Service piece urges resilience and action. It says defeat ends where effort begins, and success comes from fighting through hardships. The message emphasizes courage, perseverance, and a bold, optimistic daily mindset to turn work into play and stay ready for challenges.
A witty fragment from 1925 NEA Service columns quotes Tom Sims on life liberty and loafing. It muses on change ambition money and seaside cottage humor, ending with a note about a porch swing guarantee and street cars.
A historic word puzzle states each square stands for a missing letter. Horizontal words begin on row two with clues like in diamond 1 and diamond II, including ate donor line unit explores before. The final puzzle answer involves a plot measuring 64 yards by 32 yards and area calculations showing 2048 to 2244 square yards.
Washington reports that naval research laboratory and Carnegie Institute investigations confirm an ionized region in the upper atmosphere. Secretary Wilbur says the results approach near key to unsolved radio problems, signaling progress in wireless communication and long-range transmission theories.
A concise, bold alert calls out reckless driving with a memorable line, emphasizing vigilance on the road and urging careful behavior from motorists. The phrase highlights awareness and personal responsibility in traffic safety.
The joint congressional committee probing the impact of new postal rates on business heard six witnesses in Chicago. Led by Senator George H. Mozes, the panel traveled from Buffalo and planned to move next to St Paul. Won Farrehild, chair of the Chicago Association of Commerce postal committee, said higher rates were seriously hurting direct mail advertising and nearly eliminating picture postcard printers.
Will K Reeme of Kansas City, a local prohibition crusader, was released on $7500 bond after being charged with writing a threatening letter to Treasury Secretary Andrew Mellon. MH P Faris of Clinton Missouri, a former Prohibition Party presidential candidate and one of four signers, posted the bond.
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