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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1937
Page
4
The Milwaukee line leads western roads in a Caboose redesign moving away from the Civil War era cupola. New side bay windows provide visibility along long trains and tunnels. Interiors gain desks lockers crew quarters wash basins making the caboose a practical and comfortable rail asset.
Western Montana mountains glow with rain and bloom while drought grips prairies. Shoals of wildlife thrive as streams babble and June flowers rise. The rise of modern trailers draws rugged anglers to high camps, sparking playful clashes with old timers who miss hardship.
Rail cars receive updates as cabooses gain new styling and practical features. Officials preview design changes aimed at efficiency and better visibility for crews on freight and passenger routes.
Congress takes up narcotic legislation to close loopholes and back the drive against dope traffic. Bills seek higher penalties and federal court precedence, aiming to curb rings that fuel crime. Butte residents have witnessed narcotic harm and support stronger laws to aid the national crackdown.
Helmuth Hirsch, a 21 year old who inherited American citizenship from his grandfather, was executed in Berlin for treason after plotting to assassinate a Nazi official. U S diplomats sought clemency when the citizenship was found but Hitler signed the death warrant. The episode followed tensions over LaGuardia remarks and Nazi retaliation.
The Panama hat craze grows with summer in Butte as new styles appear. No local wearer has seen a $1,000 Panama yet, though the scarce Ecuadorian Boater hats are highlighted by the Ecudorian government. Ecuadorian weavers number only 13 worldwide. Prices reach $1,000 in New York shops, enough to clothe a person for years. Goody. A man defeated a New York nightclub bouncer in a recent incident.
Communications for Dr McCoy should be mailed to McCoy Publications Inc at 1151 West 6th Street Los Angeles California.
An overview notes that chronic catarrh and enlarged adenoids can cause gradual deafness, with air flow in the middle ear affected by Eustachian tube congestion. Early treatment aids recovery, while digestion and diet play roles in reducing mucous membrane engorgement and improving hearing alongside medical measures.
Guidance for parents to ease adolescent strain during growth. Emphasizes rest, recreation, and measured routines, advising to trim overfull schedules, coordinate with teachers, and safeguard health rather than chase all achievements. Includes note to contact Mr. Patri for inquiries.
The piece urges parents of 12 to 15 year olds in cities to balance youth social life with their own time. It portrays self pity and tension as many parents taxi their children to events, then rush home, seeking a life of their own. It notes a shift from parental priority to child obligations.
Do minican Republic farm laborers say prosperity has reached the island but their wages remain unchanged despite economic gains and rising living costs. They urge employers and authorities to raise pay to reflect improved conditions and productivity.
Reports from Butte cover a 24 year old convict William Mahan held on $107,500 in bonds after a Rathdrun bank holdup and other Northern Idaho robberies. Also noted are births, marriage licenses, travel for conventions, and graduations including Miss Florence Jensen and local teachers and residents in 1907.
The Literary Guidepost praises Cornelius Weygandt’s New Hampshire Neighbors as pleasantly jolly but overlong in parts. Gordon Brinley’s Away to Quebec is hailed as one of the best travel books, with Putnam Brinley’s drawings and wit guiding a thorough Quebec tour from Murray Bay to Baie St. Paul.
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