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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1933
Page
4
The piece mocks profanity rules with tales from battle and theater. It cites Gen Dawes crediting Colonel Stanton for teaching swearing and recalls Sir John Prater rebuking a captain over expletives aboard a ship. It suggests navy parrots may ignore warnings on profane language.
Governor Cooney promoted a 4.5 million dollar Montana refunding bond issue and more than 4 million dollars have already been sold. Banks and businesses across the state, including Butte institutions, supported the sale as inquiries and investor interest grew daily. The bond issue stabilizes state finances and benefits warrant holders.
Maj. Gen. Johnson Hagood urged in a House hearing that drill should favor fighting skills over saluting and formalities, testing his ideas in the corps area. In contrast, Admiral Richard Henry Leigh orders naval officers to stamp out the habit of profanity and otherwise curb rough conduct.
The Leticia peace agreement between Peru and Colombia marks a League of Nations victory with talks by former diplomats in London leading to a shared peace formula. President Benavides of Peru and Dr Antonio Lopez helped blunt conflict, while the League provides the framework and the first league army prepares to maintain order under a Monroe Doctrine area.
The piece cites William Muldoon on happiness and self control at eighty eight, contrasting ambition with health guidance. It recalls Li Ching Yun and his quiet heart formula, then argues there is no universal longevity method and urges making the most of yearly life opportunities.
A group negotiates for additional currency to enable a probability of controlling it, signaling readiness to take chances for gain. The statement frames urgency and intent to secure financial leverage.
Communications for Dr. McCoy should be addressed to McCoy Publications Inc at 689 South Ardmore Avenue Los Angeles California. The instruction sets an address handling contact for publication matters in the city of Los Angeles.
The article explains Vincent's Angina or Trench Mouth as a contagious gum disorder spread by saliva. It advises against kissing or sharing cups, links smoking and acidic diets to onset, lists symptoms, and promotes vitamin C rich diets, fasting, and dentist visits with ultraviolet light as effective treatments.
Questions and answers discuss the food value of bean sprouts and brief cooking guidance. Bean sprouts are rich in vitamin C and can be eaten raw or cooked. If boiled, two minutes suffices and over fifteen minutes may reduce nutrients. Add sprouts to stews or soups near the end of cooking for best results.
John Selby surveys Charles Sanford Terry’s The Music of Bach and Bach’s Orchestra. The works sketch Bach’s career, relate music to his circumstances, and explain how performance limits shaped composition, with a balanced, accessible guide for students and readers.
This piece argues that mothers should strive for ideal standards but accept imperfect conditions. It honors devotion, health, affection, and simplicity as core values while acknowledging diverse home circumstances. The personal touch and practicality in child rearing matter most.
M L Dunham leader of Michigan bar and Dunham and Malcolm guest of ex Congressman Campbell en route from coast. C F Milligan P A Strauss Max Mosses J J Dooley C H Selby J B Richard all New York registered at the Thornton. E H Murphy of Seattle touring local mining machinery firms. Judge Frank Henry Livingston and Hon Tom Richardson Great Falls guests at local inns. London area produced over 50 000 sugar in 1795 via Etienne De Bore method.
Washington observer notes that Hugh Johnson may again steer a large government business partnership plan. Johnson previously served as executive officer under Provost Marshal General Crowder in World War I, directing draft operations enrolling and classifying over 10 million Americans. The piece contrasts current three billion dollar recovery efforts with Johnson’s wartime impact on national mobilization.
President Roosevelt takes aim at eager planners and elevates Lewis Douglas of Arizona to direct the budget bureau and serve as a presidential aide. Johnson and Douglas refined the re employment act and, amid wartime merit, Johnson was raised to brigadier general and given preferred commands after the draft system stabilized.
After the war General Johnson found army life tame and as a planner he drew attention beyond the military. He shifts to business, possibly becoming a cabinet level figure at large, akin to Douglas, with future paths to politics alongside soldier, lawyer and manufacturer.
The column predicts a strong day for completing tasks and boosting manufacturing. Elders and lawyers should be consulted on major matters while bankers are likely to back promising enterprises. Mining may prosper in summer with thorough scientific methods and applied knowledge guiding business and politics.
A tornado demolished George Davis’s farm home fifteen miles north of Texarkana AR. The twister avoided injuring a kitchen table where Davis had placed a dozen eggs, which remained unbroken in the wreckage.
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