Street oiling eyeing Helena dust problem
The Kalispell Inter-Lake urges Helena officials to visit Kalispell to study its oiling of unpaved streets, citing low cost and effective dust control. It details Kalispell’s method, equipment, and cost, urging Helena to adopt a modern oiling system rather than sprinkling. The piece notes Helena voters will face U S Senate choices this year between rival candidates.
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Flag Day spirit urged to fly the emblem proudly
A reflection on Flag Day urges Americans to display Old Glory boldly showing patriotism through deeds and flag displays. The piece laments declining participation across generations and argues the flag symbol embodies national spirit beyond speeches and parades. It notes the flag’s primacy on Flag Day despite changing public interests.
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Henry Ford argues surplus may spark new prosperity
The article records Henry Ford disputing doctors' advice to cut farm acreage and crop sizes. He defends intensive cultivation and high production, claiming a surplus starts a new prosperity by creating new uses and demand. The piece notes farmers would react skeptically to his stance amid reduced incomes.
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Overproduction Debate Sparks Road to Better Trade
The piece argues against a simple surplus view for wheat autos radios and neckties and notes Ford's idea that surplus is only a problem if people lack access. It praises good roads as a driver of cross border travel and trade, citing a New York to Managua auto trip and predicting broader Pan American mobility and relations.
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Will Women Replace Men In Many Jobs Soon
An editorial reflects on a shift in labor as women increasingly fill roles once held by men. It notes the historical rarity of working women a century ago and observes women now in taverns, offices, stores, factories, and early telephone exchanges. The piece questions whether this is a lasting change or a temporary phase.
Editorial Praise and Political Backlash for Mr. Morrow
A defense of Englewood’s Mr. Dright Morrow highlights his punctual payments and service to country. It notes his open mind and lack of exploitation, while detailing opposition from New Jersey churches led by Rev. Dr. James K. Shields aiming to block his senatorial bid. The piece laments churches allying against a public figure.
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Sentence Sermons by Rev Roy L Smith at Minneapolis church
Brief devotional verses urge belief in others to draw trust from them. Each line counsels self-examination before blaming others, balancing doubt with reflection, duties with responsibility, and worry with faith in God’s righteousness.
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War Secretary of War Office Maintains Historic Flags
The Haskin Letter notes the Washington War Department holds a collection of flags second only to the National Museum. It includes the Star Spangled Banner’s companion pieces, the War of 1812 banner near Lincoln's funeral casket, and the Fort Sumter and Ehrenbreitstein banners, with portraits of former secretaries and related memorabilia in a traditional mahogany display.
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Royal Reunion Rumors Sweep Romanian Court
In Bucharest Crown Prince Carol faces a government formation as Queen Mother Marie visits Queen Helen who has been ill. Reports say after Helen recovers the royal family may reunite at the palace and seek to reconcile King Carol with Helen, whose divorce from Carol is in exile.
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Blaze Razes Third Street Plant in San Francisco Fire
A three alarm blaze in San Francisco razed the Third Street plant of Paronide Manufacturing and Specialty Company Limited. A chemical employee named Kimi Conway suffered burns, with officials valuing the destruction at 100000. Firefighters battled the flames amid dense smoke and a damaged wooden platform.
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Electric Shock Effects on Central Nervous System
A John Hopkins University neurology study shows different current types produce distinct CNS lesions. Langworthy notes high voltage shocks disrupt nervous signaling, impair breathing, and can be fatal. Continuous currents cause more severe brain and nerve changes than alternating ones, with 600 to 1090 volt shocks leading to hemorrhages and death.
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Answers to Questions From the Helena Information Bureau
A reader inquiry page from a Helena newspaper forms a compact Q A grid on diverse topics. It covers Laurel and Hardy origins, Zeppelin travel times, Volora service sponsors, ball and bond distinctions, sunset color science, disease comparisons, Los Angeles harbor status, arbor and watch jewel counts, automobile noise pitch, fixing fading photographs, the Morenca Nightingale Pledge, and a New Testament figure reference.
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Employers Accused of Communism Bias in Hearing
Washington June 13. Edward McGrady legislative representative of the American Federation of Labor said before the house communist investigation committee that so called 100 percent American employers were engaging in activities described as anti American. The testimony claimed employers foster communist agitation and attempted to divide workers.
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Pinchot Nominated for Governor by Fisher in Well tapa rally
In Hathoury Pa on June 18 Governor Fisher introduced Gitfard Pinchot as the Republican nominee for governor at a conference on capital park. The governor praised Pinchot as “the one” stepping forward in the campaign and spoke of Motta support.
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