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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1925
Page
9
A humorous scene on the bathing beach features characters in mismatched swimwear from tattered to decoldered outfits. Willie, a stout man in a dragging garment, and a modest mother hiding from the water draw laughs, while a young woman charms the crowd despite censor trouble.
A collage of quips on money, marriage, showgirls, and modern romance attributed to Tom Sims. It comments on expense, sleeplessness, bragging, kissing, busyness, smoking, beauty, and auto woes with tongue in cheek humor. Copyright 1925 NEA Service Inc.
A narrative puzzle describes a prince seeking the princess through winding passages to a large attic room. It notes a previous puzzle on ages, with arithmetic about ages 8 Sue 4 Dad 50 Mother 25 and a final sum 87 linked to grandmother.
The Seattle Post Intelligencer announced tonight the sentiment of the strike by members of the printers and mailers unions against the newspaper. The unions and the paper had been at odds over industrial actions.
Washington reports announce war department plans to assign reserve officers to inactive units to preserve nine division strength for rapid mobilization. The move marks a postwar defense policy shift to keep three active divisions intact for potential war service. In Montreal, Charles Ordman of Princeton cites no immediate need for church union between the national and America Presbyterian bodies. Twelve states still permit children under sixteen to work more than eight hours daily.
Buffalo New York announces a new broadcasting plan where the roar of the water at Niagara Falls will be transmitted by radio for honeymooners, replacing trips to the falls. The feature highlights a novel use of radio to share natural wonders with couples.
A married couple spends long afternoons at home, sharing space and routine. The piece portrays intimate, everyday moments as a calm domestic scene.
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