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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1932
Page
7
Leela reflects on Tom's two sides the public bounder and the caring partner who stays up with a sick baby and helps his brother Bob. The group weighs which Tom is real as Leela argues the loyal, generous husband is the true Tom while others see a gambler and a debtor.
A long mixed list of across and down crossword clues covering many numbers and question marks. The readable portion lists clues for Across including While a fish appropriates exclamation devoured strike smartly mortal and others while Down includes Dutch measure packs way Esther a weir within a passenger ship crude metal and more with many garbled characters following.
Omer Labonte of Saco Maine paid 26.75 dollars in fines after pleading guilty to assault for kicking Joseph Swett a milk inspector who visited his home on business. Swett was the inspecting officer at the Labonte residence.
Lillian deciphers Marion's note revealing a jailer count five and locations mapped through a coded vocabulary. The two discuss threats, methods, and plans to rescue the girls using coded hints and trusted men, while noting potential deception by kidnappers.
Hollywood headlines note Ronald Colman among actors at cricket charity matches in Hollywood while dog racing battles loom over summer theaters. Barbara Stanwyck, Nils Asther, Ann Harding, Helen Hayes and Carmel Myers dominate pre release buzz with projects at MGM United Artists and new songs for Jolson.
Oakley Michigan Frank Ruzicka a 40 year old farmer intends a two year hike across the country to seek new employment. He expects to wear out 100 pairs of shoes on the journey.
A plea for children to gain mind and body growth through gardening. The piece argues gardening is a universal liberal education connecting effort, rules, patience, and nature. It contrasts diligent versus lazy gardeners and urges giving a child earth to cultivate, as growth and happiness follow from attentive, practical work.
A reader instructions panel explains how to mark true or false statements and compute a score. It notes a perfect score of 4 and mentions 440 MIM Answers to "Set You" on the editorial page.
A parade of residents including Mr and Mrs Drew Jackson and daughter Marie of Rimini visit Basin and carry on with relatives in Boulder. Medical staff from Whitehall assist at a state hospital dental clinic while Mrs Henrietta Crockett and Miss Adams help. Numerous families plan trips to Madison Lake Yellowstone and beyond.
Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Chambers host relatives from California. Federated Ladies Aid meets at Mrs. Webb’s home with joint hosting by Mrs. Webb and Mrs. Avery. H. C. Young and Lawrence Young camp in the upper Madison country and Yellowstone park. Doris Bembrie visits after measles recovery. Maud Roe and sons return from Spokane winter home. Mr. and Mrs. Ballard with daughter visit Butte. Mrs. A. G. Johnson and granddaughter Dorothy Martin return from visits at Anaconda Phillipsburg and Missoula.
A health segment urges cleaning the mouth throat and nasal passages to prevent infections. It describes tongue conditions such as burning sensation geographic tongue lingual corns canker sores and bad breath from dental issues and digestive problems. It also includes Q and A on back posture canned corn starch dizziness and advice to consult a doctor for persistent problems.
St Ignatius notes list local visits and gatherings including Sidney Strong family trip to Spokane and neighbors playing 500 at J H Newton home. Visitors from Missoula and Los Angeles arrival and local relatives’ activities are recorded. A German peat moss production figure is given: over 200000 tons in the last year.
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