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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1934
Page
4
The passage argues Russia, lacking certain technical knowhow for a modern hydro plant and skilled personnel, hires foreign dam builders. It contrasts this with Germany which expels its best minds over racist policy, implying Russia gains from borrowing expertise while Germany loses talent.
The drought era forces a shift from planned crop reductions to emergency measures. Government programs to curb wheat plantings have given way to stockpiling and preservation actions as prices rise for prime cattle, pastures burn, wells dry, and the nation faces potential food shortages.
Berlin dispatches quote Hitler accusing the Soviet Union of relying on borrowed brains and imported machinery. The piece argues the critique reflects Hitler's intolerance while noting the Soviet regime uprooted opposition yet sought skilled experts to advance material needs.
The piece condemns a Mexican group vowing to expel Jews and foreigners and links it to a pattern of intolerance seen globally. It cites a Turkish decree barring foreigners from professions and argues for unity and constructive enterprise over factional blame, urging leadership that serves all humanity.
A secretive San Diego women’s committee operates to pressure officials with data on crime, inspired by Mary Roberts Rinehart. Members work anonymously across six districts, expanding beyond the initial 100 per district and even aiding federal investigators in rooting out political corruption tied to crime.
News dispatches describe a 808 mile flight in which a pilot aircraft towed three cargo laden gliders. The gliders detached in midair to deliver loads then landed separately, aiming to prove cargo carrying gliders controlled by pilots can serve regions without railroad or airstrip facilities. Details remain unclear on how gliders are retrieved after delivery.
Communications for Dr. McCoy should be addressed to the McCoy Publications, Inc. at 1151 West Sixth Street in Los Angeles.
An article explains gall bladder roles and bile flow with emphasis on diet over surgery. It outlines olive oil and fruit juice therapy to relieve stagnation, notes possible need for surgical removal if stones are extensive, and mentions hot applications and dye tests to assess improvement.
Autointoxication is a poisoning by internal toxins not eliminated from the body and is described as a condition preceding many diseases. A reader reports ingrowing hairs on the neck causing discomfort after shaving and seeks relief.
In Findlay Ohio the Ohio Oil Company sold 375 leases covering 2546 wells to Carl Swyn of Cygnet Ohio. The transaction encompasses all wells in four Ohio counties and part of a fifth and is described as one of the largest oil deals since the boom era forty years ago.
A conversation unfolds as a man claims to have found religion while a minister pushes for practical commitments. The exchange shifts from spiritual vows to financial obligations and church support, revealing tension between faith and business.
A Johns Hopkins professor claims head spear outcomes relate to the body's iodine supply for the glands. The remark frames iodine as a factor in controlling aggressive head impact behavior.
In Christopher Marlowe in London Mark Eccles revises the 1589 Marlowe case by locating a murder rather than a felony. Eccles details Marlowe and Thomas Watson entering a prison stint and later release while tracing Marlowe’s London residency before his death at 29.
Advice on choosing first shoes for babies and toddlers emphasizes soft white footwear, loose fit, and breathable foot health. Warns against shoe polish after chewing incidents, stresses bare feet in warm weather, and highlights preventing blisters with smooth stockings and proper fit.
A 1723 birthday note marks a day of optimism and favorable work outcomes under planetary sway. The column warns of summer labor troubles, riots in Ireland England Germany and India, and a focus on sanitation food values and public health in cities. Notables born today include Columbus Delano and Diego Velazquez.
George H. Payne portrays a fierce split in New York GOP between conservative leaders like Ogden Mills and progressive forces led by W. Kingsbury Macy. The dispute centers on whether state races should serve national aims and the 1936 presidential outlook.
Indications from Washington favor Senator T. J. Walsh as chairman of the Democratic national convention to be held in New York. City council appropriates 20 000 dollars to insure starting work on curbing yearly floods from Silver Bow Creek. John P. ONeill 64 veteran mining executive of Butte dies after a plunge accident at Boulder. Central high school awards 84 diplomas at graduation in Broadway theater.
A nine year old Wal kerville girl Alma Hodge dies after a tooth is pulled by a Butte dentist. A freak storm sweeps across the United States causing extensive property damage from wind rain lightning and hail.
E. E. Lyman of Anaconda composes and publishes the song Homestead in the Lane. The state university graduates seven students including two women. Charles H. Carver returns to visit Butte from Dawson Alaska. Knights of Pythias elect Ben Ham Jr. Grace Methodist church dedication held at Arizona and Second streets with Rev J W Tait in charge.
Miss Fluffy quips that waiting for inspiration is the hardest part of writing. The Author counters that waiting for checks is the real pain, hinting at financial pressures in literary work.
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