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The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1931

Page

10

Change your health habits after age forty five

Guidance urges readers to adopt a balanced diet and regular exercise starting in the 40s, emphasizing better circulation, positive mental attitude, and avoiding hot flashes. It notes many women stay strong by staying active, with menopause symptoms manageable through diet, baths, and breathing. The article also include Q A on neuralgia, oatmeal digestion, and delayed tooth eruption, offering milk diet and water fasts, calcium-rich foods, sunbaths, and raw vegetables as remedies.

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Crossword puzzle clues cover across and down entries with various definitions. Answers include common nouns and phrases such as a number of everyday objects and actions. The grid references multiple word lengths and themes typical of a daily puzzle.

Driver of Truck Faces Manslaughter Charge

Oregon City Ore June 7 UP Charge of manslaughter now faces Howard Magnusen 25 driver of a truck that collided with an automobile Friday burning four persons to death Mrs Walter Johnson her son Walter Jr 3 her mother in law Mrs A G Johnson and Earl John son 15 her brother in law all per ished in the flaming automobile Magnusen was held under guard at the Oregon city hospital Bail was fixed at 3000 Although not seriously injured the truck driver was suffering from shock.

Oregon City Ore Howard Magnusen Walter Johnson Walter Jr A. G. Johnson Earl Johnson Magnusen

School boys use narcotics claim shocks El Paso

El Paso Texas police claim school age boys are narcotic users and account for nearly half of thefts and burglaries in the city per Detective Captain W C Woolverton.

EL Paso Texas U.P W. C. Woolverton

Diamond of 125 Carats Reaches New York for Cutting

A 125 carat rough diamond, one of the country’s largest stones, has arrived in New York and will be cut in America. The gem's arrival is noted by authorities and jewelers as a significant event in the diamond trade.

New York U.P America John Barrymore Warner Brothers Warner-Barrymore Barrymore Lionel Barrymore Norma Shearer

Telegram Marks Imminent Meeting With Philip Veritzen

Mrs. Graham receives an urgent Western Union telegram from Philip Veritzen, the famed theatrical producer, hinting at an impending encounter. She recalls Christmas Eve events and her ongoing aversion to him despite past gifts and gestures. The note heightens tension as she braces for a possible, unwelcome reunion.

Western Union Lillian Mary Dicky Madge Philip V Philip Veritzen Noel Mr. Veritzen Phil Faith Mr. Verit

Death of Norma Shearer’s sister-in-law rocks Hollywood

Hollywood whispers focus on Douglas Shearer as the chief microphone expert while Norma Shearer and Athole Shearer mourn a sister-in-law’s suicide. The piece notes Barrymore rumors, Thalberg’s Europe trip, and Costello’s films as Hollywood alters mood after tragedy.

Hollywood Calif Norma Shearer Douglas Shearer Norma Athole Shearer Irving Thalberg Irving Thalberg, Jr Talking Pictures Thalberg Europe Thalbergs

Actor Ian Keith Declines Royal Family Role

Ian Keith admits he had a chance at The Royal Family and turned it down, calling it one of the worst plays he has ever read.

Ian Keith

Shall Parents Mould Life of Child

Winifred Black recounts a tale of a father who forbade his son from singing then young man pursues music after love and revelation. A professor mentors him at a university and the son rises to fame. The piece asks what part parents play in their children outcomes.

Son Manter

Balzar Signs Wage Payment Bill With Green Ink

In Carson City Nevada Governor Balzar signed a wage payment bill as a misdemeanor for employers who refuse to pay workers. He used green ink to honor Irish author Assemblyman Patrick McAuliffe of Tonopah.

Carson City Nev U.P Fred B. Balzar Patrick McAuliffe Tonopah

Parker Wins School Trustee Seat By Write-In

Frank R. Parker was elected as a school trustee for the Shasta Union district despite not seeking the post. His name was written in on the ballot and he captured more votes than either of the official candidates.

Will Chico Cal U.P Shasta Union Frank R. Parker

Tornado victim released in Bethany after five months

Bethany Oklahoma Mary Reynolds and her two children were injured when the tornado razed their home. The children had been released earlier and Mrs. Reynolds was discharged from the hospital, marking the last victim to be released.

Bethany Okla U.P Mary Reynolds

Stone quarried in East Longmeadow destined for Yale Sage Hall

East Longmeadow Massachusetts reports that large blocks of brown stone quarried more than two decades ago will be transported to Yale University for the construction of an addition to Sage Hall.

East Longmeadow Mass Sage Hall Yale University

Commodity price decline less severe in week

Wholesale commodity prices steadied for the second time since the April decline with an overall index of 70.0, down 0.43 percent. Hides and leather rose 32.75 percent, raw materials improved while semi manufactured and finished goods fell modestly. declines eased in most sectors amid mixed regional shifts in Germany, England, and France.

Germany England France

Smuggling Watch Tightens Mexican Border Checks

Laredo Texas June 7 Mexican authorities at the international bridge have increased vigilance over smugglers of gold in the last 10 days Roy Campbell United States collector of customs said there is little foundation to Maya Mexico’s claim that 1 250 000 in Mexican gold was smuggled through Laredo recently The report notes heightened border scrutiny and official statements regarding gold smuggling allegations.

Laredo Tex International Bridge Roy Campbell United States

New Auto Sales Surge in Canada

Canada sees a fresh uptick in new car sales as automakers report a stronger demand across provinces. Dealers cite improved affordability, inventory gains, and consumer confidence driving the rebound.

Canada

Dazzling Fox Cast Headlines The Lawyers Secret Screen Debut

The Fox yesterday showcased one of the year’s brightest openings with a stellar cast led by Clive Brooks Charles Buddy Rogers Richard Arlen Fay Wray and Jean Arthur. The Lawyers Secret centers on a wealthy son implicated in a sailor’s slaying who confides his secret to a lawyer in love with his sister. The plot entwines five lives in a gripping drama of consequence.

Clive Brooks Charles “Buddy” Rogers Richard Arlen Fay Wray Jean Arthur Fox Five Lives

Seed captivates crowds at Fox Rialto in Norris tale

Theatergoers flock to the Fox Rialto to see Seed the screen drama from Charles G Norris novel. John Boles stars as the aspiring writer Genevieve Tobin is the other woman and Lois Wilson the wife and mother of five. The feature prompts strong audience interest.

Fox Rialto Charles G. Norris John Boles Genevieve Tobin Lois Wilson

Mystery Film Opens at Fox American Today

A mystery talkie featuring Jack Holt opens at Fox American Today with Subway Express. Set on a crowded New York subway coach, the film includes a mauling, a fight, a shot, and a murder. Holt plays the police inspector who handles the case as suspense builds to an unexpected ending. Aileen Pringle and others support Holt.

Fox- American Jack Holt New York Holt Aileen Pringle

Printed silks become artful with bold prints this season

Paris fashion notes teen and young adult styles in printed silks featuring Schiaparelli fish patterns and Rodier geometric designs. Designs include birds, beasts, flowers, and toy motifs for children, with chiffons used as scarves and handkerchiefs.

Paris Schiaparelli Rodier

Minneapolis Traffic School replaces fines for motorists

In Minneapolis a five week compulsory traffic school replaces fines for minor offenses. Judge Levi M. Hall started the program to curb repeat violations. Students enroll from traffic court and attend at Dunwoody Institute, taught by Capt. George Torman and instructor M. R. Bass with police support.

Minneapolis Minn John Jones Jones Levi M. Hall Judge Hall Dunwoody Institute Institute M. R. Bass George Torman Police Bass

Fashion trends at home craft stages spark novelty

A writer notes that home crafts are thriving with clever hands using indelible ink. Scarves favor triangles and large semicircles while handkerchiefs trend toward ovals and irregular geometric shapes. Novelty drives demand as wispy designs captivate attention and stay fresh.

Virginia's oldest officer serves sixty-one years

Richmond officer Sergeant Patrick Boisseau, aged 81, claims the title of Virginia's oldest public servant. He notes a sixty-first consecutive year in public service in Richmond. Boisseau previously served as Danville sheriff during the 1890s race riot and once defended a jail against a mob seeking to free a prisoner.

Virginia Richmond Patrick Boisseau Danville

Walnut Tree Sprouts Oak Limb in San Chico Tale

A 25 year old black walnut tree near Chico California is producing a ten foot long oak limb three to four inches in diameter. Authorities call it a botanical rarity since walnuts and oaks are not related. This peculiar grafted growth astonishes locals and highlights unusual plant behavior in the area.

Chico Cal U.P

Snakes Take Pig Feed On Farm

Cecil Wolf found 40 bull snakes living in a hog feeding hole after watching his pigs go hungry. The discovery came while investigating unexplained weight loss in the herd on his Web-ord farm.

U.P Cecil Wolf Wolf

St Louis bids for both Democratic and Republican conventions

The St. Louis convention bureau has launched a campaign to bring the Democratic and Republican national presidential conventions to the city next year. Officials say St Louis will make a strong bid for both gatherings to be hosted in the area.

ST. Louis U.P

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