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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1929
Page
4
The passage argues that defining a straight line is now questioned and measurements along with geometric conclusions waver. It notes centuries of learning shaped the concept of a round Earth and says scientists are only beginning to reveal more that may confuse lay readers.
The Montana Standard provides mailing and city delivery rates for daily and Sunday editions, with options for daily and Sunday papers, Sunday only, and out of state subscriptions. It notes official status of Silver Bow County and Associated Press affiliation and includes address and advertising contacts.
The piece surveys how bright colors influence mood from red and yellow to blue and green, noting both stimulating and calming effects. It cites color experts, social taste shifts, and the idea that color theory remains a debated, moot topic with practical skepticism.
Fifty years after Edison’s prediction the incandescent globe is universal. The piece notes his inventiveness and the evolution of electricity from arc lights to home appliances, highlighting his modest image and pride in the phonograph.
A reflexive musing on Einstein and Newton, with astronomy from Harvard University Africa noting a nebula photographed at cosmic ages. The piece argues that 8,000 years of human civilization dissolve into 100,000,000 years, altering our sense of time and the universe.
A columnist defends National Children’s Day while arguing that children need space and air more than organized games. Imagination turns everyday objects into ships, kites, or dragons, and self made toys like a rag doll often captivate youngsters more than store bought gear.
A social quip contrasts everyday speech with wives being above average. It notes fish diet as brain booster and fishing trips spark imagination. A Columbia University professor condemns the alarm clock as a universal cure for noise.
Editorial note from Successful Farming supports a broad “Check for legislators” push while waiters at Child's continue balancing meals. no objections expected if the measure is sizable.
Radio programs listed in Central Standard time with times from 7:00 PM to 12:00 AM. The schedule includes farm, music, talk, and specialty programs from stations such as WEAF WJZ KSD WCCO WOR WGN and KMOX, featuring orchestras, dances, and notable broadcasts.
Ethelbert Stewart born in Chicago in 1857 became United States Commissioner of Labor Statistics in 1920. He discusses cotton textile industry overproduction driven by war prices and night work, note from about 100 southern mills blaming overproduction, leading to vast postwar exports and shifts in global output.
The piece warns that nicknames like Pepper Queenie Shrimp and Scrooge reflect traits but can trap children in fixed roles. It argues against labeling smallness or thrift as defining, noting the harm to self image and social harmony. Royal airs isolate, while kindness and shared belonging foster health and happiness.
Weathering planetary tendencies today favors initiative for early workers and financial sectors. Banks and big capital combos are highlighted with women and men as possible financial agents. a famous banker may emerge. Caution advised for women in public affairs and for seeking introductions to power. Notable birthdays listed include Sir Edwin Arnold Minot Savage and Gustave Courtet.
A fragmented note lists Reg Robbins involved in an endurance flight refueling operation near Fort Worth and hints at aviation activity in the area during the period.
The Roman Prize of 8000 dollars goes to a 22 year old Yale Art School student who supported himself by waiting tables. The prize funds three years of study abroad, as Patterson urges perseverance over luck and urges focus on work, sacrifice, and ambitious goals.
James J. Montague muses on bosses versus workers and the kinder path to success. He notes many bosses are harsh yet still achieve success while longing to speak freely without harming others. The piece contrasts praise for gentleness with observed blunt leadership.
Brand Lessing argues about divorce and alimony, noting gender roles and societal pressures. He contends alimony is proper when deserved but critiques wasteful marriages and la ziness, urging responsibility and stronger foundations in matrimony.
Ernest Duden supreme secretary of the order of Pendo arrived to address Alpha council at Good Templars hall and may stay a few days before returning to Frisco. Visiting VOA officers left for Spokane. Marriage licenses issued to Mannie Mathews and Frances Greasley, Lemmon and Greasley. Notables: M C Devine of Missoula, C B Gorman of Boise, Frank Durand of Philipsburg, Joseph P Dimnick of Idaho, and C M Winter of Wisconsin Central in Helena on business.
A wife’s cigarette danger is joked about as a divorced couple banters. The quip suggests asbestos pajamas as a humorous protective reply. No real events or people are named. The exchange is framed as a light private remark rather than a factual incident.
A professor quizzes a student about sonnets odes ballads and madrigals. The student confesses unfamiliarity with several terms and even invents a humorous incorrect word.
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