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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1935
Page
8
The city librarian Eleanor Horgan said brides to be increasingly consult the public library for home economics topics after marriage, with mothers in law and reference books most relied on. She noted rising demand in budgets, furnishings, cooking and home management during economic lows and the last two years.
The piece surveys Montana and Wyoming representatives and senators like Erickson O’Mahoney Ayers Carter Chavez Adams and Wheeler, detailing opposition and support on grazing control Indian self-government and reciprocal tariffs. It notes a stalled old control bill, a changed Wheeler-Howard bill, and broader western interests in regulatory measures. A separate note mentions a case dismissal Veronica Kelly vs Natural Gas and a Greek American club meeting, plus rising building activity in France.
A comparison reports Golden Ply tires delivering life saving results for motorists while Golden Ply failed at one third the distance. In contrast the Golden Ply Silvertowns continued to perform well, lasting far longer and eating up the miles.
Neighbors of Woodcraft units held joint memorial rites at Carpenters' hall for members who died this year. Mrs. Gladys Willis led, assisted by several officers and a degree team of many named members. The obsequies listed include Mrs. Lotte Tacumier of Hemlock and others.
A listing of visitors to Montana towns includes Mr and Mrs M R Wagner of Cub Bank in Gardiner, Mr and Mrs Hyder of Philipsburg, Missoula names A J Breffeck and Mrs O M La Due, and guests at Leggat and Grand hotels in Helena Billings and Missoula with several other attendees.
Jamaica exported 2,403,235 stems of bananas in the first 15 weeks of the year. Notable names listed include Mrs Margaret Thrasher and Mrs Kate Shea among Jamaican residents in various towns such as Butte Walkerville and Bilver Bow. The tally reflects early seasonal trade activity in Jamaica’s fruit export sector.
Thousands of people viewed the bier of William Andrews Clark Jr., noted philanthropist and mining man, who died last Thursday at Salmon Lake, Montana. The body arrived in Los Angeles this morning. Funeral services will be held tomorrow morning with the Philharmonic Orchestra, which Clark funded with about three million dollars.
Advertising copy promotes Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules as a diuretic for weak kidneys and irritated bladder. It claims relief from backache puffy eyes cramps and night urination and notes the product originates from Haarlem in Holland. The ad links the capsules to reducing excess uric acid linked to joint pains and neuralgia.
The article extols Texaco Fire-Chief gasoline and quality motor oils as preventing fuel lines and engine wear, avoiding tarred pistons, and preventing knocking. It urges travelers across all states to seek Texaco service stations for reliable, economical miles aided by tetraethyl lead anti-knock additives.
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