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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1925
Page
10
A humorous 1925 vignette invites readers to share a cozy midnight lunch to relax and chase away the night hunger. The speaker suggests tea or coffee, ham or sausage sandwiches, jam and cheese, and notes the simple joy of a single cup on the shelf as preparation begins. The piece ends reflecting on small pleasures and memories tied to late night snacks.
A column of light verse and quips recounts oddities from 1923, noting curious happenings from New Jersey to Missouri. It jokes about gas, cars, radios, taxes, and social foibles while wryly observing springtime quirks and marital hints. People named Abrams and a Memphis sheriff appear in fleeting vignettes, with commentary on etiquette, fashion, and headlines.
Two men plan a camping trip and merge funds to buy an automobile for 600 dollars plus a camping outfit. One suggests taking two thirds of the other’s money for the car, leaving enough for the outfit, while the other proposes taking three fourths to fund the car, leaving enough for the outfit. Determine the camping outfit price.
The rule states that no two squares containing the ther piece may share a line in any direction. This applies to vertical, horizontal, or diagonal alignments, ensuring spacing so that no line contains more than one ther square. Check each configuration to enforce this constraint across the board.
London March 3 Sir Philip Cunliffe-Lister new president of the board of trade seeks more complete industry records. He plans to issue 350 000 questionnaires to British firms asking production costs and methods. Responses will be private but used to guide future government plans.
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