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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1925
Page
10
A fragment promoting music’s power to lift mood and drive effort. It stresses singing and humming as a path to harmony, vigor, and perseverance, urging readers to join in and “harmonize” for better work and spirit.
A playful collage of misheard quotes and social quips from 1925, touching on payroll talk, budgets, treaties, sports spend, and light political satire. The piece riffs on daily life figures and jokes about government, lovers, and trends with a dated, humorous tone.
A boy starts with eleven marbles, takes five away, then adds four. The wording implies a miscount or misinterpretation of totals. The referenced figure S is built from seven pieces. originally a figure six used all seven segments to complete the design.
The Abbey statue of Sir Robert Peel is called the worst in the area by Rev. Jocelyn Perkins who urged removal. He likened its drapery to a Turkish bath motif and notes the publicity has popularized the nickname Bath towel statue. Peel, nicknamed Gobby, inspired London police lore.
In the Rialto theater offices two masked men forced Ed Schulte and the staff to surrender two days receipts totaling several thousand dollars. Schulte was bound and gagged and robbed of jewelry and money minutes after the assailants tied the others.
Haweswater England February 14 The picturesque village of Mardale Green and its Dun Bull inn will be submerged as Manchester city council plans a large reservoir. The church will be rebuilt on higher ground. The project includes a 54 mile aqueduct, storage for 2 000 00 990 gallons over 1 909 acres and a ten year build at 344 000 000 cost.
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