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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1926
Page
4
Dr Elizabeth Sloan-Cheaser urged that dietetics and cooking be compulsory in education for both genders. She argued girls should be prepared for home life as well as professional roles such as doctors and nurses, addressing a Parents' association meeting at Lady Maffey's residence.
Audrey Morton recovers from a nervous collapse as John Parish honors a peace offer with flowers from Morton and neighbors. Audrey recalls her father’s devoted care, while Parish agrees to manage her finances. Nona from San Francisco plans a visit as a London revue beckons.
A testimonial from R B Cheney of Portland Ore praising Karnak medicine for stomach issues. He describes relief from heartburn belching and gas, improved digestion, better sleep, and overall stronger health after using multiple bottles. The ad claims Karnak is sold in Helena and by major druggists nationwide.
The Montana Railroad Commission moved to block Tes eb Wom of Meeseula from operating an interstate trucking service without consent. The district court at Missoula heard Weir's challenge to the commission’s orders claiming interstate commerce in Missoula to Wallace. The commission contends most freight moves within state lines, making Weir subject to its regulation.
A statement urges leagues to declare support for the principle that sex should not influence a condemned person's fate. The impulse is to apply equal standards for men and women in capital cases, signaling a push for consistent treatment regardless of gender.
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