Public health funding and demonstration needs in small communities
The Anaconda Standard notes that disease prevention fails not for lack of knowledge but due to missing administrative machinery and affordable ways to apply science. It argues health boards bear high taxes while seeking low costs, and few have access to large philanthropic support for demonstrations. Dr. Russell urged patient benevolence as boards struggle to fund effective health work.
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Montana Public Need for Efficient Government
A Montana political appeal condemns the state’s wasteful 1922 1923 general fund expenditures under the governor. It warns of deficits, debt exceeding 2.3 million, and calls voters to support economy focused candidates in the upcoming primary to restore honest administration and tax relief.
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Public health boards lag behind, says Dr. Russell
Dr Russell, general director of the international health board at the Rockefeller Foundation, criticizes public health boards for being years behind current practices. He asserts that the field has fallen out of step with modern methods and stresses the need for timely modernization.
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International Health Board
Rockefeller Foundation
Tigers Senators and Yankees in a pennant era clash
A collation on baseball’s grander stakes contrasts the Tigers and Senators with the Yankees as the season builds to a world series. The Giants look strong in the National League while Detroit Washington and St Louis challenge, Ty Cobb’s future looms and Babe Ruth’s form anchors hopes for New York’s odds.
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The Other Senator Walsh
Washington gossip centers on Massachusetts Senate race with David Walsh favored. Republicans Gillette Coolidge Dallinger Lodge compete. Lodge’s health and Coolidge’s stance loom large. Prince of Wales visits. La Follette may snub audience. Bryan seeks votes amid national political chatter.
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The Adventures of Doctor Dolittle The Bog Scene
Excerpt follows Doctor Dolittle's perilous chase as a lion pack and a tigress hunt him group through a barren land. The narrator describes a desperate retreat across mud and marsh with Gazas and Eber clinging to survival while the pursuing cats close in. A planned rescue seems unlikely as danger mounts and the group sinks deeper into a bog before a dramatic turn of events.
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Gaza
Burgess Bedtime Stories Old Pasture blueberries tale
In midsummer blueberries ripen in the Old Pasture where forest people in fur bring their children to join in the Great Work. Daily visits unfold at the Old Pasture as Old Jed Thumper the gray rabbit, long a resident, reflects on life there.
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Peter Rabbit Witnessed Tense Meeting in Old Pasture
Peter Rabbit peeks from a bramble to see Old Man Coyote descending the old cowpath while Old Fox approaches from the opposite direction. The unlikely encounter stirs curiosity as the two predators draw near, unseen by Peter in the berry patch.
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Horoscopes for Wednesday August 13 1924
The column notes Venus and Mars influences while Mercury and Uranus show diversity. It forecasts busy times for physicians and potential epidemics, warns against signing important papers, and cautions letters by political candidates. Eclipse indicates major changes, with unrest in England and parts of the US. births may bring clever but reckless youth.
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McClure ‘Nawanaper Syndicate
Christiansen to Go to Los Angeles
J. Christiansen manager of the Mutual Creamery company will depart Butte on August 15 for Los Angeles to enter duties in the executive office of the Mutual Creamery company. Garde Wood will take his place as manager after two years as assistant manager at the Butte plant.
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Mutual Creamery Company
Butte
Los Angeles
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Mr Christiansen
The Benediction of Rest by Florence Davies
A column excerpt discusses age thirty five as a threshold for rest and balance in romance. It praises a poised, witty woman who, despite charm and clever talk, leaves partners seeking a quieter, more restful companionship. The piece notes men favor ease and routine over constant lively company.
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Pioneers to be hono red guests at Butte meeting
More than 250 early settlers and at least 300 Sons and Daughters of Pioneers are invited to Montana's annual three day session in Butte Aug. 28. Headquarters will be at the Episcopal guild house with rest planned at the Country Club. President Richard Lockey is ill, Frank D Brown is secretary, Will Cave historian.
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