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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1925
Page
9
A nostalgic verse recalls a dapper youth who once sang with grace on a balcony above. The speaker laments change as romance yields to modern commerce with the old love song now sung in a more commercial, silver and gold era.
A collection of aphorisms from Tom Sims on relative opinions and human nature. He jokes that nothing is truly fair, chairs in bed give time to think, and the cream rises yet sours. A reader notes a drought making water a daily burden.
A unique father to son message links to a puzzle where adding symbols to Ilswilth rnd swil yields the phrase all's well that ends well. The last puzzle answer shows assembling letters and signs to reveal a classic saying.
Honolulu reports Maori leader Ratina Jakoba tracing Maori ancestry to Hawaii centuries past. He and Mormon church workers from Australia study temples in Laie Hawaii and recount legends of chief Hema who fled war, sailed to New Zealand, then back to Hawaii, with images and worship evolving through Pacific migrations.
Hawaiians worshipped many idols and vented anger by covering lands and temples with lava, explaining ancient flows from Mauna Kea and Mauna Loa. Jakoba noted Maori origins and the canoe names used by ancestors in voyaging from Hawaii to New Zealand.
Oxford editors and the Associated Press report a June debate in Oxford on liberty and legislative impact. The discussion centers on government power, individual rights, and public policy, with diverging views on constitutional limits and societal obligations.
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