Who Libels Our Young Women This Day in 1931
A 1931 Independent column argues that gin drinking among young American women has risen since 1910 1920 and cites Methodist officials condemning media portrayals while criticizing rival clergy. It contrasts reform discourse with real social behaviors and notes conflicts within temperance circles. The piece ends by noting faded gold certificates seen as restful.
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Mortanne
A. Campbell
Drves
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Independent
Deets Pickett
Methodist Board of Temperance, Prohibition and Public Morals
Mr. Pickett
Cartier
Pickett
Clarence True Wilson
Methodist Board of Temperance
Prohibition
Public Morals
New Hampshire
Clarence
Radcliffe
United States
Methodist Board
Joose
Washington
Russia aims to dominate world wheat supply soon
An analysis notes Russia has vast cheap land and labor to boost wheat output rapidly. Litvinov asserts Russia will flood the market as production expands, potentially tripling domestic needs. The piece emphasizes Russia’s shift toward agriculture despite incomplete industrialization.
Wheat Surplus and Policy Debate at Helena Daily
The Helena Daily Independent reports on wheat production and surplus concerns. By restricting output to domestic needs, 600 million bushels at about 1.50 per bushel could fetch 900 million dollars for growers, far short of the 800 million bushels in play. The piece notes that continuing current farming levels harms farmer welfare and cites rising Russian production reducing the case for federal absorption of surpluses.
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Helena Vaily
Democrats and the Tariff in 1932 Political Debate
An editorial argues for a return to traditional low tariffs, led by Senator Cordell Hull, asserting high tariffs hinder consumer buying power and export potential. It urges Democrats to adopt definite reciprocity policies, basing stance on present economic realities rather than past platforms, and mocks the era’s rhetoric as flawed humor.
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Cordell Hull
Tennessee
Reform holiday chaos with monthly legal observances
The piece argues against the proliferation of legal holidays and suggests redefining schedules by creating a fixed holiday for every month based on a historic anniversary. It notes schools rarely close for Lincoln or Columbus and Memorial Day is now a leisure occasion, urging serious, targeted observance. A closing beauty tip advises removing cigarette stains by soaking fingers in dishwater.
Best Editorial of the Day SALESMANSHIP
A man shops for a coat and debates length with a salesman and his wife. They buy a long coat despite concerns it may hinder movement. The wife notes it looks long but agrees it will be in fashion. The tall buyer insists a long coat suits him. The piece ends with satisfaction and light humor.
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Saya
Aisa
Peracg
Aha Raya
Gorkapela
Fang
Cass
Christendom
Christiang
Sentence Sermons From Roy L Smith Minister
The Rev Roy L Smith D D pastor of Simpson M B E Church Minneapolis presents a compact guide with lines on growth strength wisdom patience character faithfulness time and courage. Each line offers a task or opportunity for personal spiritual development.
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Roy L. Smith
D.D
Simpson M. BE
Minneapoli
Kingdom of Heaven
Insurance as a social force reshapes modern coverage
The Haskin Letter notes insurance bucking depres sation with gains in some lines as people shield earnings. It traces insurance evolution from old Tontine ideas to modern forms, stressing compulsory schemes, unemployment and social protection, and tighter regulation across nations and industries.
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Washington, D. C
Ban Pass
Raoscaunta
Lloyda
Germany
United States
At Liberty for Ten Days in Automobiles Travel Pace
A note states that when automotives run above 40 miles per hour air resistance dominates over road resistance, implying longer periods at liberty for ten days as travel slows due to increased drag.
Upright posture and health tips from early health service
An article discusses how humans evolved to walk on two feet and stresses proper posture. It links posture to health, diet, and development, noting that sunlight, calcium, and exercise support strong tissues, while overloading weak children harms growth and bodytone reflects vigor.
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Thurman B. Rice
Hygeia
Aleo
Answers to Questions From The Helena Independent
Readers submit queries on a range of topics. The Helena Independent’s Information Bureau provides concise factual answers on subjects from racing to aviation, biology, meteorology, geology, and notable figures. The column cites sources and dates, offering specifics like horses, records, and old world terms.
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Helena Independent
Helena Independent Information Bureau
Frederic J. Haskin
Washington, D. C
New Air Express Line Inaugurates Service
The new air express line from Kansas City to Cheyenne through Colorado points conducted its maiden flight carrying 20 passengers. Roy Godoy and Mayor Cal Hollisy were among the travelers. An overnight stop occurred at Norton Kansas with Sterling a further leg, while A F Weeth ee hosted guests at a Cheyenne banquet.
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Algae Prey
Flyva A'Elork
Kansas City
Colorado Points
Buesta
Roy Godoy
Missing Milby Found Through AP Efforts
A. P. press reports that T. B. Milby, sought by Denver relatives to settle an estate worth thousands, was located in Houston Texas and has arrived to participate in the funds division. Dr. H. F. Fisher, Milby’s brother in law, tried various channels to locate him. J. H. Phillips of Sheffield received a postal card from Milby after the search.
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