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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1925
Page
9
A man recalls buying a batch of baby chicks to cut egg costs. His wife tended them, but the birds grew into roosters, burdening the family and prompting him to consider giving them away. He blames the situation on fate and reflects on the misjudged decision.
A compact collection of humorous lines touching on crops, elections, travel fares, love, grooming, language, fashion, and misfortune. It distills light social commentary and pithy observations from a 1925 NEA Service syndication, with dated humor and casual moral jests.
A riddle asks to determine each family member’s age. Grandmother is 87 and has lived as long as father, mother, sister, and speaker combined? T is twice Sue’s age, Dad is twice Mother’s age, and in nine years Mother will be twice the speaker. Solve for ages.
A caustic critique targets government privilege amid accusations against MacMillan. The counterattack centers on governance, policy exposure, and alleged favoritism affecting exploration ventures and national interests.
A fragmentary headline notes that the idea from Little Joe Riven and Goon isn’t valuable unless actively used or applied. The wording hints at skepticism about the concept unless practical effort is put in.
Tokyo June 26 Viscount Shibusawa and Karo K Nakashima named by Premier Kato to head a committee to establish a Japanese Wireless Telegraph company under government and private management The government wireless station at Iwaki Kushuima Prefecture will be the principal asset Subscriptions by leading Japanese business figures planned Premier Kato called completion of international telegraph service crucial for military diplomatic and cultural growth.
Kumberlei of South Africa reports that the Peace of Wales declined a 65 carat diamond souvenir from Debeers camera mines but accepted a 42 carat alternative. This exchange highlights ceremonial diplomacy and value assessments amid colonial trade interests.
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