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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1925
Page
9
A narrator muses on taking a relaxed fishing trip for fun with a simple set up a book or two and a shaded moss bank. The dream of smooth timing and shelter contrasts with homesickness that follows a man who seeks leisure away from work. The piece ends noting the paradox of craving travel yet longing for home.
A quirky collection of aphorisms and anecdotes touching on modern life excesses manners and curiosities. It riffs on urban behavior stereotypes and everyday observations from various places including Chicago Dallas Seattle and New Orleans with playful wordplay and reflections on money time and taste.
A cipher puzzle instructs to write a cipher, add one, add one third of ten, and prefix by 100. The solution points to an important article in civilized countries. Previous puzzle referenced a drawing by a soldier and a cryptic equation related to George Washington.
London honors Canonbury printer Bertie Wallace Tibble with the Order of the British Empire and makes him a life governor of the London Hospital for giving a pint of blood on eleven occasions to city patients without accepting the usual five guineas fee, saving hospitals an annual equivalent.
Little Joe reports Japanese filly Boy Scouts will spend weeks in camps in China this summer while about twenty four Chinese scouts visit Japan. The exchange program has sparked strong support among leaders. Hungarian scouts also seek mutual visits with Japan. Hungary proposes sending 50 scouts to Japan next year if a reciprocal visit can be arranged. The piece notes US motor car production in 1920 numbered about 4000, a slip in the text.
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