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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1933
Page
4
The Montanex Standard, official paper of Silver Bow County, notes its publication rights and AP news use. The piece ends with a forward-looking line about awaiting developments in internationalism or economic nationalism, reflecting optimism and curiosity.
A Washington commentary argues that April and May 1933 US imports rose 21 percent to 107 million dollars, while exports grew only 8 percent to 114 million. It suggests tariff moves by France and others and a wider recovery program in the United States justify global economic cooperation over exchange-rate disputes.
The Salzburg and Bayreuth festivals face absence of many leading artists due to political turmoil. Arturo Toscanini, famed Wagner interpreter, declines Bayreuth over wartime indignities to musicians, many of whom are Jews or allied with them. European music culture mourns the upheaval as performers withdraw.
James Roosevelt urges young people to seize opportunity as they enter the job market amid a transformed business climate. The piece reflects optimism in American resilience, the shift toward cooperative ideals, and a cautious view of international economic efforts.
The 1917-1919 three cent rate failed to raise revenue and reduced mail volume. May and June 1933 saw revenue gains, and starting July 1 a partial restoration to two cents for first class intra city mail is planned. Rural routes stay at three cents, with relocation effects expected to offset declines.
Communications for Dr. McCoy should be addressed to McCoy Publications Inc at 689 South Ardmore Avenue in Los Angeles California for all inquiries and submissions.
The article likens the body to a complex chemical plant with about twenty elements actively used. It notes rare elements may have vital roles, discusses digestion and blood chemistry, and urges studying bodily chemistry to maintain health. It includes reader questions on catarrh and facial treatments with practical guidance.
A lighthearted quip contrasts talent with actual practice as a playful exchange about a boy's musical ear versus his staying power at the instrument.
A fragmentary remark suggests that if major financiers at the world economic conference settle debts the United States could join a gold standard group, shaping monetary policy and exchange rates.
Workers vent about management and seek relief by appealing to federal oversight, arguing that policy changes could steer the post office department away from sustained losses. The note hints at systemic funding pressures and the hope for a turnaround through government action.
Governor Ross indicated willingness to sign the beer bill only if paired with a revenue measure, linking the legislation to fiscal considerations. The message emphasizes money as a key factor in approving liquor policy.
New York enacts labeling requiring alcoholic content on bottle labels. The change aims to reduce guesswork for drinkers and improve consumer information across liquor products.
Hervey Allen’s Anthony Adverse is a 1200 plus page picaresque novel in one volume. Set in late 18th century France and Italy with early 19th century Louisiana and Mexico, it combines character study and action through a vast cast led by Anthony and the convent figure Bonnyfeather. The piece praises its detail, pace, and stylistic quiet beauty, noting the work’s breadth and potential greatness.
The article outlines how half grown youths resist schooling and family control yet lack work or home tasks. It suggests shifting responsibility to them, using a firm family approach, and enlisting an outside trusted adult to guide and motivate.
The column warns careful handling of month end business and volatile markets ahead. It notes potential upticks in oil and by products, suggests planning over action, and predicts a busy autumn with possible public criticism and more automobile accidents under star influence. It cites Neptune’s travel promise and South America’s new relations with the United States. Frieda Hempie, born 1885, is named as a notable birthday figure.
Washington observes that President Franklin D. Roosevelt uses a firm cheerful no to resist external pressure. His staff notes his consistent stance, especially on vacations and private family time, shaping how he handles congressional requests and press access during and after sessions.
The item notes Henry Ford's lack of objection to activities toward a presidential bid in response to Savannah citizens petition. It also reports President Harding in Denver endorsing prohibition, aligning his party with dry policy. It mentions Butte youths L. O. Evans Jr Bunny Evans and Donald Kistler returning from Exeter where they are classmates.
Aileen Shaw, 16, was arrested in San Francisco for insisting on wearing men’s clothes. Also noted are a railroad construction blast in Durant canyon, a Seattle vacation for Marie Mulholland, and the Masonic Temple association of Butte purchasing a Washington street lot for 5 000 dollars with plans for an addition.
June 26 1903 hundreds attend a celebration marking completion of a huge stock at the Anaconda smelter. The 300 foot tall flue is described as among the world’s largest. R R Kilroy departed for a brief Helena visit. Butte scavenger operators, over twenty, warned to tidy wagons and run their business more orderly. Mr and Mrs A P Heinze arrived yesterday from New York.
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