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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1925
Page
10
A neighborhood character, the Scissors Man, hawks his sharping trade with a tune and a steady daily routine. He calls on residents, sharpening scissors and knives from morning till night while promising prime edges and fast service.
A collage of witty lines from 1925 noting wet feet spark spring colds, house prices in Russia, job seeking in Italy, Manila horse races, careless apples, swift dog teams, ocean measurements, old kings, bold romance, street tar windows, spring fashion, and political oddities, with a closing copyright notice by NEA.
A two digit number A squared yields a four digit number. The first two digits of the square and the last two digits are each divisible by a common two-digit B, the smaller two-digit. Find A and B.
Fragmentary OCR shows a cipher deciphering exercise with hints about common letters and word endings. It discusses substituting letters to reveal phrases, noting ten three letter words ending in o and attempts to map characters to blanks and the alphabet.
A fragmented line notes Little Joe is labeled as "1" and guides readers toward the familiar proverb. It suggests the adage that faster action yields less overall speed, implying caution in hurried tasks. The snippet hints at a didactic moral common in folk wisdom.
Dublin rode with a holiday military show as armored cars artillery and aircraft joined Free State troops in a parade through main streets. President Cosgrove and government chiefs saluted troops at College Green while the day was observed quietly as a religious festival.
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