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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1925
Page
10
A dated vignette from 1825 depicts a couple debating who will fetch the morning paper. The scene unfolds with the paper warming upon the porch as dawn light and chill air nudge someone to venture out. The piece ends with a light domestic moment and a nod to traditional routines.
A collage of aphorisms and bon mots reflecting era humor and wisdom. Snappy maxims touch on money, fame, love, and missteps with sharp wit, noting irony in luck and efforts. Copyright 1925 NEA Service, Inc.
The fragment references a little joe bout and a chance to swear resolutions, noting a section likely about candidates or pledges. No clear persons or organizations are readable, but the text hints at a political or ceremonial pairing with resolutions and an oath.
Secretary of State Charles Hughes leads a gathering in Atlanta for the mid winter meeting of the American Bar Association's executive committee. Hughes said he would not grant newspaper interviews during his stay, signaling a guarded media stance.
An explosion at a Casper Wyoming hat cleaning shop killed one man and injured three others. Flames gutted the one story building and damaged a nearby restaurant. The victim, named as John Dangh, reportedly died instantly.
Associated Press reports Ralph Oyler head of the U S narcotic division charged that a narcotics ring used a 14 year old as a material witness and that pupils from an Eastside public school delivered narcotics to addicts. Arrests included Lewis Steih age 28 and Joseph Mansie age 29 held on 5000 bail each pending action.
Washington reports 1924 exports of American agricultural machinery rose sharply after a lull. For January through November 1924 exports reached 56.45 million dollars, about 9.5 million more than the same period in 1923 and more than double the total for all of 1922.
In Luxor Egypt cookies made from dry grass are a common and economical delicacy on local luncheon tables. Bakers describe the treat as economical and offering several hearth generating qualities.
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