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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1925
Page
6
A 1925 NBA Service piece describes a mother's daily routine to wake youngsters for school. It illustrates patient mornings, the patience required to rouse sleepful children, and the stubborn habit of kids liking to lie in bed despite early bustle. It emphasizes routine, family discipline, and the quiet challenges of motherhood.
A 1925 NBA Service collection presents playful lines and observations on topics from Siberian soil to signature habits and debunked oratorical claims. It touches on marriage, visiting cards origin, ants, fashion belts, and a parodic note on grand opera.
A reducing and limbering exercise for Garnard college girls places five weights five yards apart along a line. Each girl picks one weight at a time, walks along the dotted line, and deposits them in a basket five yards from the first weight. The puzzle answer relates to the word spark through successive beheading and trimming, yielding arc spa par and ar.
Chambersburg Pa Oct 2 The weather worn log cabin where James Buchanan the fifteenth president was born April 23 1791 will be restored and preserved as a memorial. Built by the president’s father in southern Pennsylvania the cabin was moved to Mercersburg then torn down and moved again to Chambersburg where it will be rebuilt near the town center. The elder Buchanan a Irish immigrant trader among Indians and frontiersmen selected a hillside site north of the Maryland order.
The narrative traces Buchanan’s family from a small home and store to a prominent political career. Jamie, born to the trader, grows into a local leader who serves in the State legislature and Congress, becoming president in 1856 and dying in 1866 in Lancaster. A stone pyramid marks his birthplace site, with oak cabin logs preserved.
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