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Newspaper

Helena Independent

Location

Helena, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1936

Page

5

Citrus profits fund a medical center say growers

Virginia once helped dispose of 4760 cars annually while doctors praised spinach as a health booster. Now the poor eat 11358 cars yearly with 4000 to 6000 from Texas. Medical pros stand unmatched as citrus fruit, carrot growers, and spinach producers are urged to fund a major medical center and a pension for Dr. Frank McCoy who promoted orange juice from cradle to grave.

Virginia Texas Carrot Growers’ Association Frank McCoy

Helena Guard Honored Not Ridiculed by Local Press

Montana National Guard members encamped near Fort Harrison are welcomed by Helena despite a hostile weekly calling them strike breakers. The editorial rebuts the aggression, recalls past mobilizations from the Philippines to Flanders, and defends the Guard against sensational accusations.

Helena Montana National Guard Fort Harrison Western Progressive Progressive National Guard Montana Sem V. Stewart Roy E. Ayers William Moyer Western Federation of Miners Stewart Butte Moyer Western Federation Mackey MacDonald Roy Ayers Ayers National Guard of Philippines Mexico Flanders

Doctors as Salesmen Promote Health Foods and Shipments

Dr. Frank McCoy and fellow physicians urged orange use as a health diet, boosting California orange shipments from 28 376 to 62 000 carloads and Florida from 15 000 to 83 000 carloads between 1920 and last year. California carrot shipments rose, Monterey and Santa Barbara led production, with the industry growing to five million dollars. Californians learned appearance matters in produce as doctors touted spinach and other greens.

Frank McCoy Florida Orange California San Francisco News Monterey Santa Barbara Texas

Fragments Question Frays Tobacco Flavor Claims

A garbled note discusses cigaretto flavoring using geranium oranges cherry peach and other terms. It contrasts preferring oranges on the break table, geranium in the garden, peaches to a cobblur. The text appears as a fragmented quotation or commentary on scent additives and placement.

Republican Plan Provokes Debate Over State and Federal Powers

The piece critiques the 1986 Republican platform for favoring states rights on old age pensions and labor laws, warning it could push authority from federal to state levels. It argues social legislation is interstate in nature, costly, and risks shifting burdens to industry, harming national cooperation and broader prosperity.

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Sentence Sermons by Roy L Smith at Panter First M

The piece presents a sermon series by the Rev. Roy L. Smith D D of Panter First Methodist Church. It offers pithy questions about wisdom strength wealth vulnerability popularity age and family relations as guidance for conduct and self reflection.

Roy L. Smith Panter Lee Apreles

Austrian politics in Europe under the united front struggle

The Haskin Letter from June 18 discusses Austria's coalition politics, minority parties, and the rise of a unified front amid fascist pressure. It compares European parliamentary systems with the United States two party system, notes Austrian events from the 1934 Vienna conflicts to Nazi influence, and underscores an American wish to vote freely despite foreign turmoil. It highlights Spivak's observations on democracy, unity, and the fear of war fueled by militarism.

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Best E Editorial of the Day on Fresh Cherry Pie

Eastern Nebraska reads the Best E Editorial of the Day praising fresh cherry pie. The piece extols pie's healthful crust and comforting power, linking its appeal to harmony and wit. It humorously cites phrases from a New York Sun letter and ends with a wish for another slice.

Nebraska Inapralian Che Gastrin Jasena Aleta New York Sun Journal Lette Windam Billy Boy

Social roles and state in 19th century quotes

A collage of quotations critiques on gender roles and governance. Dr J G Beardstey promotes three wives concept, asserting women should divide lives between earning, social duties, and love. Joseph K Palton argues government serves man, not vice versa, urging reform. Rev Dr Edgar Dowltt Jouew condemns people who live at government or community expense.

America Joseph K. Palton Varany ‘Tollexe Pourhkeapaié N. Y Edger Dowltt Jouew

Sonny sayings Muvver thinks he an' Boby had ors it wp tack dene

A battered fragment notes a family quarrel with a mother figure and two boys in dispute over a task or ownership. The reader sees dialectal speech and unclear action, but the gist hints at a domestic disagreement and implied tensions within a household.

Walt Mason Cat Tax Satire From 1936 Service

The verse scorns heavy taxes on pets and attacks city fees for cats while praising well behaved indoor felines. It critiques alley cats causing nuisance and jokes about tax on cats versus dogs, ending with a 1936 copyright note and attribution.

Cate Eopyriatht George Maltraw Adams

Answers to Questions From The Heleng Independent Archive

Informational Q A exchange covers topics from insect pests to historical curiosities. It lists questions about moths circular saws earrings in Kent cave distances to Tueaga, escape of Englishmen after Khyber Pass battle, Lady Astor’s parliamentary family, Israfal in the Koran, Paul Cavanaugh stage return, Round Table history, Nath Chatterton, Danehall diamonds, and Walter Hampton in Cyanide Bergerne.

Ben. Cummins Nantanville N.Y Thibesa Kent Alain Dr. Issidan Lady Astor Wer Buabend William Waldorf Astor John Jacob Astor Lord Willoughby de Eresby Yarafel Poe Iurafel Paul Cavanaugh Aamonds Abner Doubleday Alexander Cartwright Walter Hampton Cyandy Bergerne

Baby Health Tips For Hot Weather And Bathing

The article advises light clothing in heat with cotton garments and diappers, sun suits when needed, and frequent baths to cool babies. It warns against overbundling, notes signs of overheating or chill, and recommends a lukewarm bath and gentle powders after drying. It also covers water safety for children under ten and cautions on sun and wave risks at the shore. It contrasts relief funding debates with state and local burdens and potential consequences of unemployment and municipal bankruptcy.

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