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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1933
Page
4
The piece ponders future progress ten to a hundred years ahead and contrasts it with the past. It notes visitors recalling 1893 and foresees a shift from one civilization to another. It credits the Chicago exposition with signaling a bold banner for change amid doom.
Washington reports indicate Secretary Wallace doubts the rapid rise in grain prices. Government measures to control production and lift farm prices face limits from a large carryover, reduced acreage, and export challenges. Despite some optimism for farmers, officials warn ongoing risks to the wheat outlook.
The Century of Progress Exposition in Chicago opened on schedule after years of doubt. The fair presents a vivid view of 100 years of global progress, emphasizing the future over the past and signaling renewed national optimism amid hard times.
The piece reviews state and federal efforts to create a deposit insurance system. It contrasts House and Senate plans, detailing class A and B stock, treasury funding, and coverage rules. It notes implications for state banks, timing differences, and eligibility criteria.
Geologists eye ocean floor drilling as a path to long geological time records. Pioneers Cushman and Piggot propose deep-water cores and machinery to sample bottom layers, potentially matching knowledge from mountain formation in revealing Earth's past.
Communications for Dr. McCoy should be addressed to McCoy Publications Inc. 689 South Ardmore Avenue Los Angeles Cal.
The article explains how arterial hardening, common in old age, also appears in younger adults due to lifestyle. It describes artery elasticity, calcium deposits, and effects on the heart kidneys brain and eyes, with risks including strokes, Bright's disease, and angina. A healthier lifestyle and controlled blood pressure can permit near normal life over years.
Mrs Macy asks if she will ever wear a denture after six years of abscesses and mucus under the plate. The reply: seek one good dentist until a proper fit is achieved. denture fitting is both science and art and even reputable dentists can fail. Laureen G asks about facial burning. answer notes misdirected eating causes intestinal irritation and facial burning, recommends better digestion and circulation to reduce toxicity.
Restricted planting is expected to shrink India's 1933 jute crop to less than half normal. In China, cotton mill owners petition the government for freight rates on yarn to ease costs.
Benefic planetary aspects suggest a period of stable advancement for the United States with renewed prosperity. A boost in mining interest is forecast for summer and creatives like authors and composers are slated for success. Navy movements gain favorable note though beware unhelpful associates. Herbert Adolphus Miller, American, born 1875.
The Washington scene shows Democratic leaders barely steering the administration industrial control bill through on a tight rule by Majority Leader Burns. The near revolt centered on the taxation section of the three way act, left to Congress, with Republicans and several Democrats opposing the rule and a sales tax possibility looming in future negotiations. Public figures like J P Morgan were cited over tax loopholes, signaling a broader push for or against new revenue to fund the three billion dollar recovery program.
After hours of discussion the conference ends with income tax proposals targeting the middle brackets only. Supporters say the reform shifts burden from low earners while critics warn of indirect effects on middle class households and compliance costs.
Crawford Young performs with The Tutts in a local neighborhood concert. The piece That Dad Gets on the Radio Each Morning drew smiles from attendees as the group showcased lively melodies and catchy riffs.
June 5 1923 Jesse W Smith a close friend of President Harding kills himself in a Washington DC hotel. The report notes a sensational death amid political circles and public attention.
Emily W. Davison, famed British suffragette, is seriously injured at Epsom Downs while attempting to halt the royal entry in the English derby. Eddie McGoorty travels to Butte for a Jimmy Clabby bout on Miners Union day. J. E. Clifford, state parole commissioner, named delegate to national charities and correction conference in Seattle by Governor Stewart. N. A. Rotering named second assistant city attorney by Mayor Duncan.
Nine persons died when a Santa Fe train wreck occurred near Topeka Kansas. F Goddard of Billings visits Butte. R N Leonard of Montana School of Mines hosts graduation reception. New McKinley school building near completion. Street grading plans discussed. Boulevard project from Silver Bow creek to Columbia Gardens near completion. Roosevelt driveway suggested as first notable figure transported on it. Butte man fined eighteen dollars for trying to ride horse into a saloon.
Augustus C Colldon presents Congo Jake a new adventure tale set in Africa. The narrator notes the work’s simpler, less sly tone than Trader Horn with possible ghostwriter influence. Gustus, a barge-born youth sold to a sea captain, then ventures into Africa facing snakes lions pygmies and danger while showing a genuine appreciation for beauty.
A columnist highlights welcoming summer reads for all ages. Selecting titles like Noah and Rabbit Peter Duck and Desert Island Adventures the piece argues for accessible books that engage children without coercion. It emphasizes shared reading and lively pictures.
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