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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1935
Page
5
Official paper of Silver Bow County announces publication details and subscription prices. Advertising information, postal arrangement, and Associated Press rights are noted, with rates for daily and Sunday editions and annual options.
The seventy third congress ends with Speaker Rainey noting historic action as Congress expanded executive and agency authority. Tariff treaties and NRA AAA programs extend federal oversight, raising doubts about outcomes for business and labor. Medical costs and health insurance ideas face physician led control and caution against third party interference.
A critical opinion piece argues congressional probes aim to excoriate officials, spotlightting General Foulois as a scapegoat after mail contract suspensions and aviation program woes. It notes Foulois’s long service, argues against the fixation on a single scapegoat, and contrasts with other leaders like Hitler and Chiang Kai-Shek.
For years agitation grows over medical service experiments amid debate on ethics and public welfare. Officials and researchers weigh risks, benefits, and safeguards while communities watch closely for policy direction and potential reforms.
This column defines apoplexy or stroke, its forms, and risks especially in ages 40 to 60, with emphasis on first aid after a stroke. It discusses causes such as vessel rupture, clot, and poor circulation, plus urgent steps like positioning, cooling, and gradual movement. It also notes blood pressure reduction via fruit juice, dietary cautions, and gradual rehabilitation recommendations.
Article fragment notes that Dakota has variant spellings Lakotas Lakota or Hakota meaning allies and used as the common name of the confederated Sioux tribes. It also states that sixteen operations are required to make a sewing needle and that 600 of the smallest needles weigh less than a quarter ounce.
A reader asks for the food value of endive or chicory. The reply notes endive resembles lettuce in composition, with notable calcium sodium potassium iron and phosphorous content.
Senator Eimeon D. Fess of Yellow Springs Ohio faces a serious operation for renomination in the August primaries. Common Pleas Judge Walter B. Wanamaker of Akron announces he will seek the Republican nomination against the veteran conservative Oni.
Alice Tihdata Hobart’s River Supreme reissues her western China novel as part of a four book sequence. The Hawleys and the Yangtze river anchor the tale of old Ebert Hawley’s river work, family disintegration, and a clash of eastern and western thought with Cadillero double dealing. The author invites readers to complete the meanings, avoiding heavy-handed conclusions.
This piece argues threats and scolding do not motivate a child to study or improve. It asserts failure stems from lacked abilities, not will, and urges careful assessment of a student's needs. By diagnosing gaps and building skills from lower grades, teachers help develop character and genuine success without fear or worry.
An uncertain day marked by fluctuating planetary aspects calls for cautious policy decisions. Officials may face criticism while endorsements become difficult and distractions risk careers for some. Notable birthdays include General Joesz Lee Rena and Phianthropist Gauld Shepard born in 1888.
The article portrays Vice President Garner as a discreet yet influential figure in the Johnson era, rarely seen in public but deeply embedded with White House circles. It highlights his loyalty, cabinet participation, and subtle role in steering economic and social ideas of the New Deal era through careful, behind the scenes influence.
The notes cover Kiwanis convention in Denver naming George Broll of Billings as trustee, and mentions Missoulians Darrell Benjamin Marjoria and Vera Waugh of Butte injured in a riding accident near Columbia Gardens. Also listed are various regional items including aviation, trials, local schooling, and weather impacts.
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