Dr Lanstrum Led Montana Newspaper and Fraternal Life
Dr Lanstrum balanced medicine, journalism, and long editorship of the Montana Record-Herald for twenty years before moving to focus on family, practice, and the Masonic order. He valued its rituals, temples, and hospitals, and was revered as Sublime Prince for his harmony of life and service.
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Montana Record-Herald
Lanstrum
God
Dr. O M Lanstrum Remembered As Multi Faceted Leader
Dr. O M Lanstrum dies at fifty nine leaving a legacy as physician publisher politician and philanthropist. He supported Shrine hospitals organized units for crippled children and mentored many from miners to elderly. Known for cheerful care in the sick room he blended old school professionalism with modern service and dedicated public life in Helena and beyond.
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Oscar Monroe Lanstrum
Montana
Dr. Lanstrum
Lanstrum
Masonic
Helena
Republican Party
Independent
Theo Independent
QO. M. Lanstrum
The
Mayo
Rochester
Montana Wild Life Promotes Game Conservation
The Montana Fish and Game commission led by Thomas N. Marlowe and Joseph L. Kelly has strengthened wildlife protection over the past decade. Underwarden Robert L. Hill continues the policy, expanding public education and conservation. The new monthly Montana Wild Life, edited by Floyd L. Smith, aims to inform sportsmen and the public with accurate reports and vivid illustrations in its June issue.
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Montana
Jake DeHart
State Fish and Game Commission
Thomas N. Marlowe
Joseph L. Kelly
Anaconda
Commission of
Robert L. Hill
DeHart
Erickson
Old Commission
United States
Montana Wild Life
Floyd L. Smith
Game Department
Editorial: The Japanese Woman and Beauty Standards
A London Daily Mail column describes how Japanese women maintain slim figures through disciplined sleep, hard sleeping surfaces, frequent hot baths with sea salt, massages, and tea while avoiding alcohol and drinking water away from meals. It asserts Western views deem fattening foods and praises ritual bathing and strict routines as beauty culture.
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Tokio
Japan
Not apt to save, grow, or redeem the world
The passage asserts that offending others, going into debt, or differing opinions show limited thinking. It argues youth cannot establish heaven on earth and that defying popular custom or attempting the impossible will not redeem or attract praise. It presents a pessimistic view of effort and criticism.
Hidden vault of narcotics guarded by treasury in D C
A vault valued over a million dollars houses contraband drugs including morphine cocaine and opium under tight guard by federal authorities. Items are cataloged like bank stock with precise seizure data and controlled for medical use or destruction. Officials note a decline in addicts since 1916 Harrison act and discuss price marks and treatment outcomes.
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Washington, D. C
Treasury Department
Dantether
Treasury
Nervades
United States
Public Health Service
New York
Booze in Kansas City Reporter Probes Liquor Scene
A Kansas City writer recalls promising to expose the liquor situation around the Republican convention. He notes investigations across 37 hotel rooms and private club quarters, and mentions turning down numerous invitations to socialize in rooms while stressing his teetotal stance and tempered approach.
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Kansas City
Republican National Committee
Takiug
Detroit
Canada
Prohibition Enforcement
Health and Diet Advice by Dr Frank McCoy
Questions about death and diet will be restored by DL BMcCoy who can be addressed in the core of the paper. Always aheloas addressed envelope and postage stamp unattached for reply.
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Frank McCoy
DL Bmccoy
Aheloas
Amd
Nervous Exhaustion and Self Help Tips
A medical column explains neurasthenia as a toxic, environment influenced condition marked by insomnia headaches and fatigue. It notes overwork not sole cause, urges changing bad daily habits, and links hysteria to pelvic congestion and pelvic issues while recommending recreation, mental habits, and targeted remedies for common queries on piles grapefruit liver health varicose veins and heart related sensations.
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America
Q. KK
Q. Jerry
O. H
Answers to Questions from the Information Bureau
A compendium of Q and A covers federal inquiries, mountaineering courses, glass houses residents in Nyack, hot baths in the east, Dr. Trudeau’s first Saranac cottage The Little Red, and definitions of aqueducts. The piece weaves trivia on travel prohibition, Lindbergh, and public gates near the White House with aviation and geological notes.
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White House
Office of Public Buildings and Grounds
Pennsylvania
Jackson Place
State, War and Navy
Grant
Lindbergh
N. A
Nyack
New York
Japan
Trudeau
Saranac
Little Red
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John D. Rockefeller
Prohibition Unit
Joy E. House
Philadelphia Public Ledger