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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1933

Page

4

Montanex Standard Proposes Aggressive Fraud Remedies

A Montanex Standard piece argues for lawsuits against officers and boards of corrupt corporations and misconduct by vendors with fraud knowledge. It notes trade commission data exist but are scattered and urges buyers to act. It questions a new measure creating a corporation to aid foreign securities holders in default. The writer criticizes the plan as mainly offering support to victims rather than real help.

The Trade Commission Business Week

Standard Publishing Company Adverts

At Nos. 121 123 125 West Broadway Butte Mont the Standard Publishing Company displays listings and notices from the local firm locating offices and services on Main Street.

8Tandard Publishing Company West Broadway Butte, Mont

Northwest Business Revival Evident in Shipping and Lumber

A Seattle based survey notes rising demand and price gains across flour milling lumber shipping and agriculture. Shipping carloads exceed forecasts as 14 idle Seattle ships are relaunched and over 1 000 timber workers are sent to camps. Montana and Butte show stronger outlook with Anaconda zinc operations resuming and metal stocks reducing surplus.

Northwest Seattle Puget Sound Montana Standard Butte Anaconda Company

Roosevelt Warns Securities Law Won’t Cure Judgment Errors

The president signing the securities supervision bill notes it cannot prevent judgment errors and that reform arose from market declines across good and bad securities. It aims to require the Federal Trade Commission to provide full information on corporate capital structure and market conditions, giving investors recourse if data is deceptive.

Roosevelt Federal Trade Commission Cppanel

Children’s Day at Gardens Opens Summer Series in Butte

The annual summer program for Columbia Gardens resumes in Butte with weekly children’s day events this June through August. The Butte Electric Railway invites kids to travel free to the gardens, starting the summer vacation season with picnics, fishing trips, and mountain excursions nearby.

Columbia Gardens Butte Butte Electric Railway Company

Four Classifications Of Humanity Proposed By English Artist

An English artist, after 25 years of study, claims all people fit four types promoters producers developers and distributors. He cites Roosevelt Smith O’Brien and others as examples in each group, noting mixed and surprising pairings among prominent figures across politics, science, and culture.

New York Times Howard Elcock Elcock President Roosevelt al Smith O’brien Howard Scott Prince of Wales Richard Wagner Gandhi Mussolini Hitler Oliver Wendell Holmes Charles G. Dawes Mr. Elcock Sigmund Freud General Pershing President Coolidge Lindbergh Montague Norman John D. Rockefeller de Valera kKaiser Herriot Winston Churchill Borah Baruch Edison Einstein Huey Long Bobby Jones Amelia Earhart

McCoy Publications Address Noted for Communications

Communications for Dr. McCoy should be addressed to McCoy Publications, Inc. 689 South Ardmore avenue, Los Angeles, Cal. The wording specifies a mailing address for correspondence.

McCoy McCoy Publications, Inc South Ardmore Avenue Los Angeles Cal

Thorough Cooking of Meat Protects Against Tapeworm

An article explains tapeworm life cycle from larvae in animals to human infection and notes that thorough cooking of meat prevents infection. It describes symptoms, detection, and treatments, including fasting, enemas, pumpkin seeds, and male fern extract, with emphasis on ensuring the worm head is expelled to prevent recurrence.

Man

Home Remedies for Child Worms Mention Pumpkin Seed Cure

The text describes removing intestinal worms in children using pumpkin seeds after a three day fast. It notes three ounces of macerated seeds followed by an enema a few hours later to expel the worm.

Health Q and A on jaundice psoriasis and climate

Jaundice can signal liver disease or bile duct obstruction and may respond to a temporary bile flow from a fruit fast. Psoriasis can often be cured with a proper diet. details available by request. Good health is possible in any climate with appropriate diet and exercise adjustments. An architect's order misinterpretation led to the felling of royal palms in Hilo, Hawaii.

Faith U Tomlinson E J. D

Men of Good Will novel praised as vast Paris canvas

The review notes Jules Romains’s Men of Good Will as an ambitious two volume start to a lengthy series. The first book The Sixth of October opens with a morning in Paris and follows multiple characters with emerging yet loose connections. The second book Quinette’s Crime advances the plot and detailed ensemble.

Men of Good Will Jules Romains T and Alfred A. Knopf New New York Romains Paris Davids Louvre M. Romains America John Dos Passos Quinette

Navy order curbs swearing as disarmament weighs on morale

The commander-in-chief of the United States fleet has issued an order for navy men not to swear. Proponents of disarmament doubt prosperity will return soon enough to silence wartime grievances, since without basic relief there is little the navy can express.

United States

France Names Guardian for War Materials Arsenal

France proposes the League of Nations guard the heavy war materials but omits who would supply the garrison to operate the arsenal.

France League of Nations

Strange champions attract popular causes in history

A provocative note on how figures like Mussolini and Hitler have been cast as advocates of peace and disarmament, prompting astonishment from observers. It reflects on the surreal idea of notorious leaders linked to pacifist aims and the reactions such claims provoke.

Mussolini Hitler

New Securities Law Not Foolproof

The article notes that the newly enacted securities law is not foolproof and does not guarantee profit for every buyer, stressing limitations in investor protection and expected safeguards.

The Tailender and the Call for Compassion in Schools

A plea to care for the neglected children at the bottom of the class. The author urges teachers, families, and communities to wash, feed, teach, and nurture tailenders rather than punish them. Emphasizes home factors, early intervention, and volunteer support to prevent future harm.

Notable Visitors and Moves From Anaconda to Butte

J and Hickey superintendent of the Anaconda foundry and daughter Miss Cora Hickey were guests in Butte. Judge Henry C. Smith of Helena visited en route to Madison county to inspect a mining property. John R. Walkup and E J Corcoran of Anaconda traveled east, Corcoran to Canada and Walkup to Syracuse New York. John R. Wright departs for stock raising in Lewis and Clark county west of Wolf Creek. D A Loose of Helena is a guest in Butte.

J. &. Hickey Anaconda Cora Hickey Butte Henry C. Smith Helena Madison County John R. Walkup E. J. Corcoran Corcoran Canada Mr. Walkup Syracuse New York John R. Wright County Recorder’s Lewis and Clark County Wolf Creek D. A. Loose

Ohio Commission for the Blind boosts output in 1932

In 1932 more than twenty thousand dollars of materials were turned into forty thousand dollars worth of products by blind workers supervised by the Ohio commission for the blind.

Ohio Commission For the Blind

Morgan chosen to direct Tennessee Valley project shocks plans

President selects Arthur E. Morgan to run the Tennessee Valley development effort, signaling a shift from advisory to executive leadership and upending prior expectations about appointing practical technocrats versus professors.

Washington Arthur E. Morgan

Roosevelt budget plans shaped by professors and Douglas

The piece notes Lewis Douglas and a cadre of professors like Raymond Moley aided Roosevelt in shaping budgetary plans before inauguration. It highlights how experts drafted blueprints while Douglas, a decisive executive, would implement them, with similar arrangements seen in the industrial control bill and the farm bill where George Peek and others execute administration aims.

Lewis Douglas Raymond Moley Roosevelt Douglas Hugh Johnson George Peek

President Morgan Chosen to Lead Tennessee River Plan

Antioch college head Morgan, a self taught engineer in reclamation and flood control, is selected to spearhead Roosevelt's grand idea to transform the Tennessee river basin into a vast industrial empire. His unique path to the presidency explains the unusual fit.

Morgan Antioch College Roosevelt Tennessee River

Horoscope Forecast Highlights Galactic Tides and Markets

Many planetary aspects influence today with cautious optimism for big projects. Expect judgment to falter in the morning, potential self deception, and harsh criticism of leaders in business and government. Mars and Jupiter foretell European tensions and arms questions while U S trade could improve. Zodiac sign Geminis may see unusual careers. Notable birthdays include Charles Davenport and Russell Miller. Fifty pounds of Korean lespedera were sown in Kentucky in 1924 compared with 4,500,000 pounds this spring.

Rome Vienna Paris Mars Jupiter Europe Great Britain United States Gemini Charles Davenport Russell Benjamin Miller Edward Milligan Kentucky

Fighting McCooks furnish 14 Ohio soldiers in Civil War

Two Mc Cook families led by Major Daniel Mc Cook and Dr John McCook provided fourteen soldiers from Ohio to serve in the Civil War.

Tokyo's Leading Industries Expand Into Key Sectors

The article identifies Tokyo Japan emerging as a center for foodstuffs machinery and tools chemicals metal manufacture and spinning and weaving with growth across diverse industrial groups and upgrade in production capabilities.

Tokyo Japan

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