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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1936
Page
4
Treasure Recovery Ltd of London ends another failed Morgan treasure dig, but Costa Rican concessions lure investors worldwide. Pirates gold legend keeps attracting seekers who stake life savings on a possible cache that may not exist.
The piece traces historical attempts to unite factions by nominating anti-Roosevelt or anti‑New Deal figures from opposing parties as vice president. It cites Tyler with the Whigs in 1840, Andrew Johnson with Lincoln in 1864, and La Follette Wheeler in 1924, noting outcomes and party tensions.
The famed Morgan treasure sought by prospectors in the West again ends in disappointment. Explorers hunted the legendary hoard Sir Henry Morgan allegedly buried on Cocos Island near Costa Rica in the seventeenth century, but years of effort yielded little.
Montana aims to greet a record tourist turnout as the season opens with Yellowstone and Glacier National Parks as focal points. The American Automobile Association touring committee meets in Washington to plan for the surge, while Montana showcases its scenic splendors and ready hospitality to attract east and west coast vacationers.
A graft inquiry in San Francisco questioned wealth among policemen. Nine officers faced trial. one dismissed for a dubious gambling tale. Reported cash amounts ranged from 25 000 to 100 000 with gains from real estate and racing tips, sparking debate on thrift and income taxes.
A professional wrestler seeks damages after an auto crash caused cauliflower ear and occasional dizziness. The Detroit judge reportedly did not fully see or acknowledge the medical damages presented.
Yugoslav authorities urge citizens to take an oath to refrain from swearing or scolding over telephone lines. The directive, framed as a public civility measure, raises questions about practical enforcement and usefulness of keeping a phone if one must restrain speech.
Reporters note questions about Omaha winner status and Brevity the Derby favorite as observers recall the recent running and its outcome.
Los Angeles detectives are barred from playing dominoes and other games during dull stretches. The suggestion is to use spare time to study how to become a detective.
A prominent public figure has an obituary prepared in advance by news agencies while still healthy. The plan aims to ensure swift publication upon his passing, reflecting standard media practice for notable individuals. The initiative underscores ongoing media readiness and archival considerations.
Communications for Dr. McCoy should be mailed to McCoy Publications Inc at 1151 West 6th Street in Los Angeles California.
The article explains hyper as meaning above or too much. It covers hyperthyroidism hyperinsulinism essential hypertension and nervous hyper irritability, with examples and basic treatment ideas like fasting and dietary adjustments. It notes tomorrow's follow up on another hyper disorder.
A brief note notes stomach acidity as a common issue and advises readers to await tomorrow’s article for guidance. The remark hints at practical help without detailing solutions or medical advice.
The text explains kidney stones should not cause neck or head pain unless they move to the bladder. Neck pain often reflects irritation of the bladder or pelvic organs, with cramps in the calf linked to poor circulation from paralysis. Daily massage and hot cold therapy can help, and after meals resting for about 30 minutes is advised if a large meal is eaten.
Good drinking water is essential to life and should be freely available. Six to eight glasses daily sustains tissues and supports blood and kidney function, with children needing a daily allowance for healthy growth and well being.
The text discusses the Latin term impedimenta meaning baggage and its metaphorical use about unnecessary burdens and convictions. It urges shedding impediments to improve understanding of others and daily life. It also covers school water supply, safety of drinking water, milk, and bottled drinks, and notes foreign visitor statistics for France in 1933 34 and 35.
In Calcutta India officials report the royal Bengal tiger is waning as cattle protection curbs its fattening diet and human killings in Bengal have fallen to a fraction of a decade ago. An old hunter notes the tiger cannot lift large prey anymore.
June 8 1926 news brief reports an oil spill igniting on a Montana river amid fires in Kootenai Lo Le and Bitter Root forests. Montana State College graduates 101 students. Judge J J Lynch travels to Helena for Carroll College commencement dress. Mr and Mrs S P Nelson 02% Jackson visit Butte.
Reported rioters set fire to the American consulate in Durango Mexico during a disturbance. The violence disrupts diplomacy as authorities monitor the developing situation.
A hurricane sweep damages 49 buildings in Hamilton Ontario and floods the Missouri River at Glasgow and Mondak causing swampy conditions in northern Montana. J H Durston of Anaconda addresses eight Montana School of Mines graduates in commencement. Charles F Ruddy departs for Chicago. Dr R H Ryburn returns home to Bannack after visiting Butte.
The horoscope indicates mixed influences for today with caution for women and potential gains in real estate and agriculture. It notes favorable conditions for marriage and fruitful could in wheat and corn and warns of political scrutiny and libel suits. Prominent birthdays listed include David D. Porter and Gideon Pillow.
Burlington official J C Hall says he never charges for marriage rites and prefers to help couples start married life. The report also notes Tatina Angelini, a 12 year old Swedish coloratura soprano, recently performed in Queen's Hall London.
Review notes Frost’s new book A Further Range blends modern life and political matter with sane verse. It challenges leftist pressures while keeping a New England voice and clear emotional restraint. The piece highlights the poem about two shoes drenched by Atlantic and Pacific waters as particularly striking.
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