Ventilation Essentials Highlighted by New York Commission
The New York commission concludes overheating avoidance is vital for ventilation and identifies the thermometer as the key equipment. Experiments show temperature affects work output, with 68–75 F reducing work by 15 percent and 68–86 F at 50 percent humidity reducing it by 23 percent under maximal effort. Chemical air quality effects were generally negative, though unventilated air may lower appetite and reduce physical work.
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New York Commission
Thirty-First Sermon on the sixth commandment and lust
The discourse argues the sixth commandment governs not only personal chastity but the fate of nations, warning that unchecked lust distorts reason and spirit. It cites biblical and patristic authorities, condemns concupiscence as a primary evil, and urges religion as the remedy. It calls for character training, press purification, and social reforms to uphold purity and family life.
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Bishop Bellard
Earth
Hell
Christ
Voice of God
God
St. John
Angles
Doyle
Cicero
Solomon
Richard H. Tierney
S. J
St. Paul
abiding in Jesus for life and work ethics
The text urges applying Jesus words to every life area. It promotes asking, seeking, and receiving rest, then acting with honesty, discipline, and ethical standards. It links personal virtue to strong government and community integrity, insisting righteous conduct stems from the individual mind.
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Jesus
Lfe
God
Church
The Importance of Arbor Day in the Nation
Arbor Day is officially encouraged across the states with Montana celebrating on the second Tuesday in May. The piece praises a half century of free culture advancing tree planting, forest conservation, and urban greenery, asserting Arbor Day enriches beauty, health, and civic ideals from Maine to California. It calls for annual individual service to expand a nationwide movement.
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Montana
Europe
Maine
California
America
The Menace of Hot Air Report Sparks Indoor Climate Debate
The New York state ventilation commission after a decade of study concludes stale air is less harmful than indoor hot air. The report warns that high indoor temperatures from 24 to 30 C (75 to 86 F) significantly harm health and performance, while a moderate 68 F is ideal for healthful indoor air.
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New York State Commission On
Main Street in Fact and Fiction Roils Peoria
Peoria residents debate renaming Main street to Marquette way to escape Sinclair Lewis satire. Critics warn of sacrificing history and sentiment, while supporters argue Main street remains a stable, universal name tied to tradition and identity.
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Main Street
Sing Sing
N. Y
Ossining
Peoria
Ill
Marquette Way
Lewis
Old Sing Sing
Home Sweet Home First Public Performance Remembered
A century ago tonight the song Home Sweet Home debuted in the drama Clari the Maid of Milan in London. John Howard Payne, born 1791 in New York, endured poverty yet left a lasting legacy as its tender, best loved tune. Chinese bandits bag victims in carload lots, reflect defiant crime pattern.
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Home Sweet Home
Clari
Milan
John Howard Payne
London
Italy
Bishop
New York City
Payne
United States
Tunis
Washington
D. C
May day notices marred by futilities and brag
A garbled column links a San Francisco kitchen brawl with knives to Einstein theory and relativity, mocks Chicago White Sox sentiment, and laments Arbor Day misgivings. It critiques Holy Rollers and endorses hardy planting, while noting May Day demonstrations were full of futilities rather than fatalities.
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San Francisco
America
Chicago
White Sox
True Vine and Its Branches Sermon Excerpt Analysis
An in depth meditation on Isaiah's vineyard and Jesus as the true vine. The author contrasts Israel's failure with Christ's fruit bearing life, urging abiding in Jesus through crises to produce righteousness and good works. It emphasizes obedience, prayer, and mindful ethics as tests of faithfulness.
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Isaiah
Lord of Hosts
House of Israel
Judah
Lfe
Israel
Jesus
God
Christ
Butte Aerie of Eagles Holds Annual Election
More than 700 members attended the largest election meeting at the Butte aerie Eagles clubrooms on West Granite street. Officers chosen for the coming year include Paddy O Leary as worthy president Fred Argenten as vice president Steve Sugrue as worthy chaplain John Rowe as worthy secretary William Maloney as worthy treasurer Dr T J B Shanley aerie physician William Walsh and Frank Sweeney as trustees Pete Prudhome inside guard and Dennis Healey outside guard.
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Butte Aerie of Eagles
West Granite Street
Paddy O'Leary
Fred Argenten
Steve Sugrue
John Rowe
William Maloney
T. J. B. Shanley
Aerie
William Walsh
Frank Sweeney
Pete Prudhome
Dennis Healey
Higher Court Sends Libel Action Back
The Montana supreme court reversed the Hill county court ruling in the libel suit by T. F. Nolan and L. A. Donovan against Anaconda Standard editor Richard R. Kilroy and owners. The action stemmed from an editorial titled The White Livered Shyster during the 1920 coroner's inquest into a mine clash in Butte. Nolan and Donovan sought $25000 each in damages.
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Associated Press
Helena
Mont
Montana Supreme Court Today
Hill County Court
T. F. Nolan
L. A. Donovan
Richard R. Kilroy
Anaconda Standard
Butte
Hill County
Nolan
Donovan
Orange Show Invokes Tut For Valencia Show
Anaheim artists revive Tutankhamen motifs for the third annual California Valencia orange show opening May 22. A Nile arch facsimile will be the main entrance with other decorative features themed around the ancient Egyptian tomb trappings.
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Anaheim
Cal
California Valencia
Nile
Poonerville Trolley to Operate in Butte
The Toonerville Trolley makes its first Butte run next Thursday at 2 PM as part of Market Week and Shrine circus festivities. Skipper Bill and Roadmaster Si have it nearly ready, with 20,000 visitors expected for the celebration and Lew Nichols providing clown color. the trolley runs daily through May 19, weather permitting, while the Shrines prepare the Winter Garden and Odeon halls for nine evening performances from seven to midnight.
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Toonerville
Cartoon and Screen
Butte
Bill
Armstrong
Butte Electric Railway Company
Harry Mustard
M. Y. Daniel
Lew Nichols
Barnum & Batley
Ringling
Nichols
Shriners
Winter Garden
Odeon
Montana Street
Bernard
Hearing 19 Held On Physicians Charges In Montana
Helena May 7 Physicians from Montana communities labor groups and some employers testified before the industrial accident board to set a schedule of medical and hospital service rates under the industrial compensation act A tentative rate schedule was offered for discussion including 38 for initial man visits 450 for after hours visits 2 and 2 50 for subsequent visits 10 for physical exams 10 for anesthetic 100 for major operations 25 for post mortems 50 for blood transfusion with other charges 5 to 100 and board approval for higher fees.
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Helena
Montana
Industrial Accident Board
Plan Ram Auction Sets Record in Davis California
plan ram auction to be held May 10 and 11 in Davis by the California Woolgrowers Association. secretary W P Wing says 650 rams from Oregon Utah Montana and California will be auctioned for about 32000 dollars. last year 820 lambs were auctioned.
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Davis
Cal
California Woolgrowers’ Association
W. P. Wing
Wing
Oregon
Utah
Montana
California
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Dillon
Bozeman
The
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Nada
Standard Publishing Company
Butte, Mont
Prudden
King & Prudden, Inc
Fifth Avenue
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Steger
Sharon
San Fernando
Los Angeles
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Ledeer
By C. D. Batchelor
Gathergold
Poonerville
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