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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1933
Page
4
The piece critiques the Senate for reacting in pique and reprisal during a special session. It predicts a real shift when the upper house must vote to fix the tariff authority, hoping one man may succeed where ninety six have failed in applying scientific methods to economics.
The Senate shows wear from a special session and reluctantly cedes tariff authority to the president while signaling desire to retain some influence. It narrowly approved a $170 million economy measure as a token of oversight amid pressure for a unified national program.
Dr Peter Potter begins his fifth consecutive year as president of the Butte Chamber of Commerce after more than 13 years of service. He champions Montana products and civic improvement, guiding discussions on state issues, public funds, labor relations, and community progress, earning unanimous support from members.
An editorial warns that safe driving rests on sound judgment and responsibility for road safety. It notes dangers from drivers who multitask with radios and steering, especially while intoxicated or distracted. Advice suggests a passenger to operate the radio to keep attention on driving.
The Division of Vital Statistics issued a public admonition urging everyone to obtain a birth certificate. It underscores that proof of birth is required for identity, though some individuals find it difficult to show.
Some buyers did not file with the federal trade commission to insure stock holdings against future declines, risking exposure after the market surge.
The article notes William H. Wood’s late surprise selection as Treasury secretary, his fraught first days amid banking turmoil, and how Roosevelt used the crisis as a springboard for rapid policy changes and strong leadership.
The article notes whispers of Woodin’s resignation after exposure that his name appeared on Morgan insiders lists. Woodin denied claims from his sick room as lawmakers in both parties pressed for resignations of Woodin, Norman H. Davis, and Morgan favorites.
The article notes Mr. Woodin planned a year or so treasury tenure and finds it unlikely Roosevelt would accept Woodin's early retirement after recent events. It highlights the wear of the job and the age factor, implying a longer stay than planned.
Sunday guidance points to benefic planetary influence across June 4. The text notes restfulness and inspiration, with government favor toward outdoor labor and farmers, a potential shift toward open roads and religious observance, and growing interest in spiritual discussions. It hints at strengthened orthodox faith and benefits for those aged and near midlife.
A 1920s style astrological reading predicts a decade of using aged wisdom in economy and society. It speaks of changes in fashion, social formalities, mood shifts, and optimistic love prospects. Notables Fontaine Fox and John P. Bartlett are listed among birthdate celebrants.
The narrator recalls travels to Washington during the Louderback impeachment trial and details a speculative plan to rehabilitate bankers like Morgan. He describes Morgan’s shift from avoiding photographers to engaging with press, and proposes a new society to restore prominent elderly men to respectability, with a speculative commission-based profit model. He names a fictional Rogers Reconstruction Bankers Popularity Association in a 1933 copyright note.
Richard Fleischmann reported discovering a basement stash of eight pre Prohibition beer bottles after 3.2 beer was legalized in Wisconsin. Labels show alcohol content at 2.75 percent.
Two Kansas City men appeared in court disputing ownership of a prized cast iron rabbit lawn ornament that was popular as a yard statue about four decades ago.
Notes from June 4 1901 list many visitors and registrations in Butte Montana hotels including Mrs H F Collins of Hunters Hot Springs, L H Malone and George L Quayle of Cleveland, Colonel Daniel Searle, Mrs B F Wilson, Miss Blanche Walsh, Ben Stern and wife, C P Holmes of Minneapolis, William J Humphrey and wife Helen Singer, Robert Harold, Clement Hopkins, S L Purday of Manhattan, K S Harbaugh of Seattle. At 87 years old Civil War veteran A G Hopkins serves as constable at Aberdeen Washington.
Dr. McCoy receives health and diet guidance directed to McCoy Publications at 639 South Ardmore Avenue Los Angeles California with filing notes for publication.
A medical discussion outlines that inflammation can affect any mucous membrane from nose to colon due to toxic blood secretions. It advises an eliminative fast with water and citrus juice, enemas, skin cleansing, removal of local irritants, and then building blood alkalinity with alkaline foods while avoiding acidic combinations.
Question and answer column covers a reader with white patches on skin and acidosis, a suggested fast and diet, and UV light as possible partial remedy. It also mentions an isolated lump on the forehead potentially due to oil gland or follicle infection and comments on a carrot bean beet diet combination as beneficial with meat and fruit. It notes bankruptcies in Egypt at about one third of last year.
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