Montana Standard Publishing Details and Rates
The Montana Standard lists the publisher at 121 123 125 West Broadway Butte Montana and directs readers to address editorial pieces to Editor Montana Standard. It notes subscription rates for various terms and mail delivery options and states Associated Press affiliation and second class matter status.
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Standard Publishing Company
West Broadway
Butte, Mont
Associated Press
Montana
Congress
Home hazards cited as top cause of accidental deaths
The National Safety Council reports dangers lurk throughout the home from living rooms to kitchens. Chairs, tables, shelves and firearms pose risks, with negligence behind many accidents. Butte students learned this and plan to share the warnings with their parents to reduce fatalities.
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National Safety Council
Butte
Pittman Defends Silver Policy Against Professors
Senator Key Pittman of Nevada rebuts the 82 professors who formed the National Committee on Monetary Policy. He argues the silver purchase policy supports economic stability, aids China and South American economies, and spurred hundreds of mining ventures, while warning that a gold standard move would trigger chaos. The Senate panel’s forthcoming report, he says, will reject the professors’ charges.
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Key Pittman
Nevada
United States
Pittman
National Committee On Monetary Policy
Congress
Brain Trust
America
China
South America
Senate
Dangers in the Home Safety Gadgets Target 1936
Butte students study National Safety Council booklets and write essays on home safety under the American Association of University Women. The piece notes safety gadgets like non skid mats and six legged stools aim to cut accidental deaths at home, matching violent street death rates.
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Butte
National Safety Council
American Association of University Women
Farley Sparks Prairie State Row With Remarks on Kansas
A Jackson Michigan remark by James Farley, postmaster general, drew Republican protests in Kansas and other prairie states. Party leaders accuse him of deriding midwestern voters while Farley’s prior boxing-promoter comments fuel renewed criticism.
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James Aloysius Farley
New York
New York Boxing Commission
Farley
Jackson
Mich
Kansas
Republican National Committee
Prairie State
Commonwealths
West Yellowstone
The
Boxing Commission
Bacardi Cocktail Case In New York Supreme Court
The New York Supreme Court ruled in favor of Compania Bacardi in a dispute over whether Bacardi must be the base for the Bacardi cocktail. Witnesses included Bacardi bartenders and notable New Yorkers. The decision indicates Montana bans mixing Bacardi cocktails for sale.
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New York Supreme Court
Compania Bon Bacardi
New York
America
Montana
Mail address for Dr. McCoy publications
Communications for Dr. McCoy must be mailed to McCoy Publications at 1151 West 6th Street Los Angeles California.
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Dr. McCoy
McCoy Publications, Inc
West 6Th Street
Los Angeles
Calif
Kidneys as life keepers and their anatomy explained
The article explains kidneys as constant blood purifiers, comparing them to home washing. It describes location, size, and structure, noting two kidneys work as one, with about a million tubules per kidney. It emphasizes their unceasing function and safety in having a second kidney.
Kidney Tubes Drain Liquid From the Body
The material formed by the kidney escapes through a tube at a rate of a drop or two per minute. In a day about a quart and a half of liquid is eliminated.
Summer visits to relatives aid children and families
A summer visit away from home helps children gain self reliance and new perspectives. It shows parents the value of independent routines, offers relief for caregivers, and can strengthen home life through exposure to different environments and children. Strawberries are arriving in London by dedicated berry trains.
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London
Oregon City Angler Marks 11 Year Wait With First Trout
An Oregon City man lands his first trout after 11 years of fishing, a feat noted alongside the patience shown by local anglers and the region’s river and stream outings.
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Oregon City
Rookie Leaguer With It Draws Praise From Managers
Scouts and managers laud a promising rookie who shows immediate impact at the plate. They emphasize that, above all, big leaguers must deliver consistent hits to sustain a roster and build a winning lineup.
Window Hats and People What We Seek in Fashion and Self
The narrator contrasts hat windows with how men and women choose style. He notes 47 identical hats for 47 women and ponders whether individuality drives purchases or conformity. He compares male and female shopping instincts and explores how people seek commonality yet prevent loneliness.
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Jack
Pete
Frank
Body found with skull crushed in Anaconda shaft
June 1 1926 item notes the death of 73 year old Bob Neill found at the bottom of a shaft near Anaconda. Other brief items include Sidney P. File named physical director of the South Bend Indiana Y M C A and Dr. Sheldon E. Davis delivering a commencement address at Butte High School.
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Bob Neill
Anaconda
Sidney P. File
Butte
South Bend
Ind
Sheldon E. Davis
Montana State Normal College
Butte High School
Martin Durkin
Chicago
Chauncey Berrien
Europe
Reed Smoot Seat Refused by Committee Vote 7 to 5
The committee votes 7 to 5 that Reed Smoot of Utah is not entitled to his U S Senate seat. Mexicans attack the Cananea copper camp 40 miles south of Naco Arizona and kill two Americans. Frank G. Brown pioneer of Montana dies near Anaconda. Mr and Mrs James R Thompson travel to Seattle. W G Conrad of Great Falls visits the city.
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Reed Smoot
Utah
U. S. Senate
Cananea
Naco
Ariz
Frank G. Brown
Montana
Anaconda
James R. Thompson
Seattle
W. G. Conrad
Great Falls
Horoscope for the day warns of turmoil and risk in finance
The stars frown on the earth with cautions about bank dealings and borrowing. It warns of financial limits, potential quarrels in families and businesses, and poor leadership amid political tensions. Real estate, labor unions, and legal papers are seen as risky. employment prospects look weak while speculation grows.
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Uranus
Hugo Munsterberg
Brigham Young
Mormon Church
Charles B. Davenport
Eben Tourjee
McClure
Wilde in America 1882 A Lively Yet Flawed Portrait
The review critiques a Lloyd Lewis and Henry Justin Smith book Oscar Wilde Discover America (1882) as a day by day popular history with illustrations. It notes Wilde’s esthetic movement status, heavy publicity, and caricatures by du Maurier and Gilbert and Sullivan. The author argues Wilde played a part, and the civilization he opposed may be less objective than presented.
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Lloyd Lewis
Henry Justin Smith
Harcourt, Brace
Oscar Wilde
America
Wilde
Mary Sullivan
James Truslow Adams
England
du Maurier
Gilbert
Bunthorne
Fifth Avenue
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MR. Farley
Health and Diet Advice
Fred O
Tetter
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N. S. Nesbitt
Hull
Germany
Scott
R. J. Scott
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Burro
Ali Foraia Ao Maine
Korea
Central Press Association
Bel Syndicate
the Tutts
Crawford Young
Ame
Mom
Stubby
Uvay
of US
Louis D. Brandeis
Boston
Supreme Court
Josiah Evans Cowles
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Arthur Waite
L. L. Leonard
Missoula
Rod D. Leggat
St. Louis
Austria
John Selby
Sullivan
Gilbert and Sullivan
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