Montana Standard Readers Pay For Service And Health Care
A passage reflects on medical practice through generations describing doctors who cared for families, carried pills, and often received no payment. It questions whether future medical high efficiency will improve happiness or longevity compared to the traditional family doctor.
Brokers Play Checkers On A Quiet Stock Exchange Day
Traders on the New York Stock Exchange spent a stagnated session with little to do and few trades. Brokers passed idle hours playing checkers and smoking in ante-rooms as capacity loomed for 5 to 7 million shares daily.
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Will Physicians Merge And Shape Modern Medical Care
The piece argues that various service providers from bait sellers to lawyers and doctors are forming cooperative groups. It previews a trend toward mergers creating centralized offices, shared facilities, and hospital style clinics, while lamenting the fading role of traditional all round practitioners. It notes a New Haven discussion of medical mergers aiming to standardize hospitals and staffs within a decade.
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Religious anniversaries mark Montana Catholic celebration
Western Montana hosted a series of Catholic observances to mark the seventy five year history of St. Ignatius mission and the fifty year milestone of St. Patrick's parish in Butte while noting Rev M J Venus’s twenty fifth year in the priesthood. The event included the ordination of Rev D J Sullivan and praise for Father Venus from Bishop George J Finnigan and local followers across faiths. The banquet honored his service to the parish and wider community amid broad recognition and well wishes.
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New Jersey Blue Laws Spark Sunday Picture Show Fight
Trenton faces a clash over Sunday cinema as blue laws prevent theaters from operating on Sundays. Movie houses resist closure, planning appeals to the supreme court while clergy and lay groups boycott. Grand jury action looms, with potential spillover to other states with similar laws.
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Genius violinist plays Stradivarius on Michigan Ave
Jacques Gordon, Chicago Symphony concert master, played a 30 minute set on a $40,000 Stradivarius in street garb to test if genius can perform unseen. He offered Schubert Ave Maria and other pieces as passersby ignored him, with $5.51 dropped in his cup. Gordon has drawn high prices for concerts in Chicago for nine years.
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Gandhi Demands Constitution Seen In Photos
In vivid portraits Gandhi asserts a demand for a formal constitution. His public stance reflects a push for legal framework amid political tensions and calls for nationwide self governance.
Paying the Price for Success by John Blake
An essay urging young people to pursue ambition with willingness to pay the price in work and sacrifice. Cites Ford Edison Wright brothers as examples, noting success requires giving up amusements and steady effort across life. Emphasizes most success is earned by labor, not luck.
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Guarding teens through listening and privacy
A dialogue among youths on adolescence, parental scrutiny, and the urge for independence. They discuss spied upon feelings, fear of consequences, and the idea that keeping personal plans to themselves may protect them from adult interference and peer pressures.
Horoscope Forecast for June 6 1930 and Notable Birthdays
Uncertain planetary directions mark the day with mixed luck and warnings. Women face potential moodiness in the morning while social and hospitality plans require extra care. The film industry may see dramatic changes and costly yet rewarding improvements. Warned against deceit and travel hazards on water. water shortages and a droughts outlook loom. Notable births include Nathan Hale and John Trumbull among others.
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Pierre Corneille
Nathaniel Greene
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Fourteen Hour Trains to Chicago Soon
Wiregrams comments on rapid trains to Chicago and political chatter about Hoover era measures. Jokes mix with references to elocution lessons, a possible presidency for Dwight Morrow, referendum jokes, and heat wave politics.
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