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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1925
Page
9
A weary father paces the floor as his infant cries a long night away. He endures fatigue and fear, seeking quiet and relief until the baby finally drifts to sleep, leaving him ready for rest after a tough vigil.
A collage of humorous and satirical lines on politics love harvest moon work money and human foibles. The wry musings touch on gas prices misfired deeds Florida mules fish and speeches with a closing note on prosperity and mistakes.
Otto Kemmerich, a famed German swimmer, swam 37 miles in 22 hours aiming for long distance records. In the first four hours he covered the most distance, then slowed by a fixed amount each four hours, with the last two hours adding one mile more than the previous four hour block. The puzzle asks for each period’s distance and references a geometric drawing about a triangle cut and a relics assemblage near Ava, Ohio, dated Sept 3, 1925.
Ambiguous OCR fragment likely notes spelling or terminology confusion. The readable items reference Little Joe, school days, and QS but lack coherent event or context to form a concise summary card. No clear person, organization, date, or place to anchor a factual card.
Tokyo reports Dr Kayahara Kazan calling Japanese women the sleepiest people as they nap or pretend to sleep on trains and ships. He links this to chronic undersleep and early rising, noting wives stay up late and wait for husbands. London meanwhile backs a fat tax idea to improve health proposed by Dr Lulu Hunt Payson.
Des Moines conference records a vote in favor of the Methodist Episcopal Church and the Methodist Episcopal Church South fusion and to admit laymen to annual conferences. Indianapolis report notes the death of Robert E. Mansfield, 58, longtime U S consul to South American and European nations.
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