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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1925
Page
9
A playful verse expresses the joy of a newborn, describing a baby as a blessing from God. The speaker smiles at the infant, compares the child to a rose and a cherub, and vows tender care while noting the fragility of new life. Copyright 1925 NEA Service Inc.
A collage of tongue in cheek maxims on marriage jealousy concerts and naps. Notable lines touch on fate in marriage party noise chloroform on coats congenial neighborhoods and the folly of money and alcohol. Copyright 1925 NEA Service Inc.
A newspaper puzzle notes that removing vowels from a well known saying creates a jumble. Readers are invited to restore vowels and identify the proverb. The illustration shows Yé the confectioner noting he could form the largest possible square from the given letters.
Tacoma, July 13. Haakon Bader, who left Kragero Norway in 1888, recently received a letter mailed from the same town. Over 37 years the missive crossed five nations as Norway gained independence from Denmark. The letter, from his dead father, carried photos and love wishes for the sailor son and followed his voyages from Cardiff to Buenos Aires before ending in Danish consul files.
A faded letter in its father’s hand, found in Buenos Aires consular files, traced to Bader’s Tacoma address, then forwarded to his present residence. The missive, written in his father’s hand, reads like a message from another world and hints at a life spanning many places from a village to Alaska.
Lewiston Idaho July MI R C Lawty and daughter Ruth, missing since last week, are found by forest rangers after their son Jas Lawty drowned in North Fork river. They are brought to Orofino and return home to Clarkston Washington.
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