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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1935
Page
5
An Associated Press note details stringent government aviation specs emphasizing visibility, safety, fuel efficiency, and landing/stop performance. It notes the industry faces orders for 27 planes, asking for a near-perfect, cost-competitive design like automobiles in a lower price class.
The piece analyzes mounting national debt as World War I era spending recurs in new measures. It notes debt rising from 26 to 27 billion by July and near 32 billion by 1935, warning that future generations may face repayment and possible repudiation amid ongoing government spending. It questions balanced budgets and accountability.
Eugena Vidal director of aeronautics at the U S Department of Commerce launched a plan to produce a safe economical flivver plane priced around 700 dollars. He found an immediate market of about 20 000 planes and obtained PWA funds to aid private firms in research. No plane meets Vidal’s exact concept yet, but bids are requested for 25 such aircraft for use by aeronautical inspectors.
The text argues for gifting to Haiti the longstanding U S property used by marine and naval forces during occupation. It cites a property value near 100000 dollars and contrasts with the 23009000 spent on Haitian military operations since 1915. It advocates withdrawal next October and proposes 100000 more as goodwill, invoking Bryan’s Cuba speech and urging friendly relations.
A heated exchange unfolds between literary critics and H G Wells over the quality of his late work. Wells defends the shift toward polemical themes in his novels and blasts dulling reviews. The piece also notes a heat wave in Antartica and a Texas quadruplets birth as other items in the column.
A garbled health and diet advisory item references communications by McCoy and McCor publicay. It mentions a fee of $162 and a stretch Len Aterivs. The readable text is fragmentary and unclear about specific guidance or outcomes.
A reader offers a home method for hay fever relief emphasizing cleansing the blood, daily skin baths, and diet changes. The plan includes water intake, enemas, sweating through exercise, avoiding starch and sugar, and temporary dairy abstention. Readers are invited to write for more instructions with a small enclosure.
A reader describes two years of sore burning feet after walking two blocks and asks for relief. The response advises consulting a chiropodist to diagnose the cause and provide treatment.
The text notes astigmatism has no definite known cause and is due to the eye's shape. an optometrist exam can determine improvement with glasses. A right neck lump of about a pea size is likely a fatty tumor and typically harmless unless it grows, with removal described as simple though risky.
The piece analyzes Claudius the First Emperor as a personal, self told biography by Claudius himself. It notes Graves uses a biased yet readable approach, balancing historical records with intimate commentary on Livia and other figures.
A 1934 piece explains infants fear being left alone and the need for consistent reassurance. It advises gradual goodbyes, keeping departures sparkly with small rewards, and not returning silently to minimize distress. Parents should provide simple tasks and predictable routines to restore the child’s sense of security.
Fragmented OCR notes report two premature explosions on 18 S Mississippi during target practice, a Republican convention in Cleveland nominating Charles G Dawes, and various local incidents. Also mentions a Butte high school graduation, lightning death, and an Episcopal church convocation with scattered details.
A Washington bystander notes President Roosevelt’s lifelong fascination with ships as he observes the Good Neighbor doctrine shaping foreign policy. The piece links his naval imagery to the Cuban treaty and Philippines status, reflecting hope for peaceful resolve over warlike action amid Senate debates.
ORE reports a June 13 1934 astro forecast predicting travel boom and health facility demand, with romance luck for women and social events. Mentions General Winfield Scott Frances Burney and a Spokane baseball game, plus a local run from Park and Arizona to Big Butte.
Fragmentary OCR notes report a civil testimonium dispute with named parties Grover Jerome Bert and a clerk before Judge Riley. The document references disability stipulation and a statutory set time near 230 oclo, with a hound over fron Tortla and a court action pending.
The unclear notice cites a district court action by Beverly O Brien seeking divorce from a husband and mentions minor children. A court filing references quarreling and a request for legal relief. Local items note a YMCA building lecture and a street scene with police and theft reports.
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