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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1935
Page
5
The Montana Standard editorial notes concern relief and economic security as dominant issues. It praises national leadership while warning against two tyrannies feared by Mr White and urges wise action to prevent their permanent integration into government.
The article critiques General Charles H. Sherrill's proposal that U S debts to foreign governments be settled by transferring colonial territories. It argues such exchanges would impose costly liabilities and violate self determination, noting Versailles as a flawed precedent and emphasizing Caribbean dependency and domestic needs.
Kansas editor William Allen White laments the nation’s drift toward two tyrannies plutocratic fascism or political despotism. He warns the public faces danger unless a new battle for freedom is sparked, though he doubts immediate public readiness. He has long defended universal rights amid factional intolerance.
The reviewer presents Walter Lippmann's The Method of Freedom as a concise critique of the dawning new era in the United States. It frames Lippmann’s view of a free collectivism combining laissez faire capitalism with communism, via a large public sector that guarantees employment and stabilizes credit, while noting potential doubts about execution and leadership.
The Earl of Lonsdale, famed British sportsgiant, hints he once joined a stagecoach hold-up in America. Reports contrast English caution with American jokes, recalling a Denver incident where English riders allegedly staged a mock hold-up to scare them after finding mail sacks. A separate note questions doctors calling their work practice and cites a statistician undercounting spring trout catches.
A fragment mentions Consilent 1032 and Dr McCorghee with public publications. The text lists names such as MieCer Meslth and Lee Begedes in a health and diet advice context with unclear roles.
Advice promotes building blood quality and body strength through gradual diet changes, fasting, and daily walking. Recommends orange or tomato juice fasts, protein with non starchy vegetables, large raw greens, and progressive aerobic exercise. Encourages continued blood pressure monitoring and a target of at least 120 mm and steady endurance gains.
R J Scott notes Missouri River as the greatest stream in the West. The piece discusses the river to define its meaning and cites Muddy Water and other terms. Gentes Pree provides context and framing for the 1904 publication.
Patient with esophageal diverticulum advised five days of oral intake followed by a milk diet for weeks or months to shrink the diverticulum and prevent weight loss. Milk provides full nutrition while liquids help reduce digestive strain, minimizing weakness as the condition improves.
A Forestry Commission bulletin notes rabbits in Britain cause heavy damage to young plantations with one rabbit capable of $50 in a night. Costs to protect an acre run around $5, while Britain lacks safe forest plantations unlike Germany where fencing is minimal. The piece cites Hon. James A. Best in the Saturday Review on the rabbit problem.
The piece discusses Engato the Lion Cub by J H Driberg, an Africa administrator and amateur anthropologist. It describes Engato as a studious, intelligent cub who grows into a tractable, lionlike animal kept with dogs and other pets. Engato forms bonds with his keeper and a shipload of spectators, illustrating memory and affection.
Dear Children, a friendly act builds more friends and a brighter life. A single mean moment on the stairs leaves someone isolated and unhappier. Be helpful, lend a hand, cheer up the lonely, and share in others’ work to keep the world and your day warm with friendship. Yours, A. P.
A historical column lists petitions for paving Harrison avenue districts filed with the city council. It notes a West Ride pollen patrol operating last week, the American Legion opening its state convention in Helena with two national officers present, and Carranza granting Villa permission to move on Mexico City in 1914. It mentions Butte beating Helena in a high school baseball game at Columbia Gardens, a murder trial in 1904, and various local notices including a tannery death and an Irish society speech upcoming in Butte on June 25.
Astrology notes Benefic aspects rule today with favorable beginnings in business and careers. Happy wedding day foretold with progress for companions and families. Summer theaters and outdoor entertainments flourish, and travel brings recreation though political tensions loom. Blaise Pascal born today noted. Gemini cusp hints mixed traits.
Fragmentary OCR describes a bronze plated memorial to Deadwood Dick Clark, a frontier hero, to be erected soon by the city on the site of his grave on old Bismarck Street. The text also includes scattered, unclear notes about visitors and a separate odd fishing reference.
A fragmented report describes unions pressing nationwide labor action with unions and labor groups rallying. Strikes spread to multiple districts as representatives warn the government and labor bodies assess momentum and potential consequences.
Fragmentary obituary notes the death of Mrs Lottie Butte in Bacranern with references to relatives: Bert Kremiin Wilson, Mrs Hanso, Mrs Butte, Mrs Lake City, Mrs Le Faso, Frank Graham, George Grab, and others. Mentions a requiem and burial, but many details are garbled.
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