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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1925
Page
9
A 1925 guidance note urges women to balance makeup with natural expression. It advises against overuse of powder and rouge, arguing true appeal comes from a sweet expression and smile rather than heavy cosmetics. The piece emphasizes discretion and staying true to one’s own look.
A dated humor column by Tom Sims from 1926 lampoons social behavior and etiquette. Jokes touch on dancing sobriety marriages appearance bathing suits politeness and common sense with light sarcasm. Copyright NEA Service Inc 1926.
A quirky public notice mocks a police captain and a mine puzzle. It cites a Mammoth mine with 14,976 feet of tunnels and a math riddle 14 times 936 equals 12,564. The text mentions digits and a playful reading of numbers with saintly digits.
William Warren of Cheyenne Wyoming and Henry Warren, once close brothers, drifted apart after their mother died in Indiana when Henry was eight. William is 43 and Henry 42 now, reflecting a long separated family history.
New York August 27 AP Judge William H Atwell of Texas in federal court today praised Samuel Alpert 21 after sentencing him to Momantha in the Atlanta federal penitentiary for stealing from mailboxes. He urged the youth to avoid bad companions and promise to try to live straight saying, give me your hand. Sam tearfully promised.
Denver, Aug. 27. Two brothers, Reney Warren and Henry Warren, separated 24 years, were reunited today thanks to a monkey wrench. Reney, a Denver electrician, heard a demonstrator praising the tool and traced the story to the wrench’s origin, leading to the family reconnection.
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