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Helena Independent

Location

Helena, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1933

Page

5

Groundless fears of remonetizing silver debated in editorial

The piece argues against fears of Chinese and Indian silver floods if silver is remonetized at a higher price. It notes India and China both hold large silver hoards yet rarely sell, and that fixed prices could boost foreign trade without draining silver. The column urges trying bimetallism, then demonetizing if needed, and ends with a jab at Samuel Insull and Chicago.

B. K. Wheeler Montana United States China India London Orient Roosevelt William Jennings Bryan

Mary Pickford Keeps Divorce Question Quiet in New York

Mary Pickford arrives in New York to reporters waiting. She answers questions on most topics but declines to discuss her divorce case, choosing privacy over sensationalism. A note of praise for her restraint contrasts with typical Hollywood headlines. A stray line mentions a California shipment headed to Montana and a trade line about forms, hats, and wines.

Mary Pickford New York Hollywood Miss Pickford California Montana

Uplifters Debate Use of Extra Leisure Time

The piece notes worry among social leaders about how John Citizen may spend anticipated New Deal leisure time as the five day week becomes more common. It discusses concerns that shorter work hours will extend further and the impact on daily life and society.

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Leisure and the future of work in a spending society

In a discussion of a shorter workday, writers warn that the public may misuse extra leisure. A recurring anecdote shows a worker choosing rest over active pursuits, suggesting many will be content in passive activities like home life, parks, and cinema, while some activism and art are possible but unlikely. The piece concludes that perceived wisdom can mask folly, echoing Romans.

Relief criticism misses key workers in Silver Bow county

A House committee denounces federal relief in Silver Bow for employing 235 men not on relief rolls, while 3,323 have been on relief. The Independent argues many families avoided charity through self help and notes the winter’s hardship and unusual weather.

Federal Relief Administration Silver Bow County House Independent Silver Bow County Relief Administration Legislative Committee

Best Editorial of the Day Washington dispatches

Washington dispatches discuss a few leading Republicans working on a Congress program and dispute among conferees. They warn Republicans may push economy while criticizing Roosevelt and New Deal faults, noting past Republican control and alleged scandals, urging cautious critique.

Washington Congress Presidenta Graby Rubardien Roomavelt Indha

Tariffs and World Wheat Trade Across Nations

The Haskin Letter discusses Hull's Pan American stance to reduce tariff barriers affecting U S grain growers. It analyzes postwar protectionism, high tariffs, and their impact on global wheat movements and prices, citing Germany Italy France Spain and commodity figures for Shanghai and distant markets.

Washington DB. C Montevideo Wangan Neema Hull Congress Great Britain Ottawa British Empire Germany Kansas Chicago America France Spain Manin Shanghai

War talk and moral reform quotes from public figures

A collage of quotes from figures including Senator Jamon A. Reed, Dr. Gabriel Terra, and Johan A. Ryan critiques Europe Asia conflict, world court issues, religious revival, and moral policy. The remarks touch on staying neutral, debt honesty, birth rate debates, and university professors commenting on leadership.

Europe Asia Alvien World Court Duatire Frank Z. Kelloga America Johan A. Ryan Catholic University of Amerion

Tariffs and currency turmoil threaten world wheat trade

The article analyzes how tariff barriers and fluctuating currencies distort wheat prices for consumers abroad. It notes the U.S. 42 cent tariff, Canadian price pressures, and Russia’s harvest, with hopes for broader tariff reduction at international talks. Secretary Hull pushes for tariff removal at London and Montevideo to boost global trade.

Wahlevela Le 14 United States Russia Tia Hull Han Montevideo Till

Planes Carry Mail Across Floods From Wenatchee

Wenatchee reports over 100 pounds of Thet class malt flown to Seattle under authorization from Washington. On the return trip the PIANG WAR tH brings malt from the Boat. The Northwest Airways line now operates up to Wenatcher, the route extended toward Spokane after Great Northern railway clearance.

Wenatchee Seattle Washington, D. C Wenatcher Northwest Airways Great Northern Railway Wonatchoo Mall Canat Spokane

Answers to Questions From The Helena Independent Page

A compiled reader Q and A column covers topics from baseball World Series prize splits to Gandhi caste and Mahatma Gandhi's social stance. It cites percentages of player pools and totals to Washington and New York players, discusses color cooling in fabrics, Gandhi's caste renunciation, Charie H. Truman era remarks, and various trivia about science, history, and crime costs.

Helena Helens Independent Information Bureau Frederic 7. Huskin Washington, D.C Washington New York Ln Hh Mack Mahatma Gandhi Manatma Gandhi M Hinh India Charles Antthird Onn. Holt Buwlsess Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphie OR. M. A

Daily Health Message on cereals and dairy nutrition

This health note promotes cereals as a major calorie source and stresses bran and germ retention for vitamins and minerals. It urges daily milk intake of one pint to a quart and highlights carrots tomatoes citrus fruits as essential produce. It outlines a daily diet plan with cereal foods, fruits, vegetables, milk, fats, and limited meat, plus sample servings and meal ideas.

Russian Women Stage Betsy Ross Flag Stunt in New York

A group of Russian women laid down and quilted a flag in imitation of Betsy Ross, then flew it at the Note National as Ambassador Bullitt arrived. Miles M. Sherovar claimed an American flag presence at the scene and noted the stunt mirrored Betsy Ross’s action.

New York United States Riana Betny Rosa Miles MM. Sherovar American Soviet Securities Corporation Mage Champlain William €. Bullitt Share

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