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Newspaper
The Blackfoot Optimist
Location
Blackfoot, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1916
Page
7
New York readers see a youthful summer silhouette with straight lines in serge and faille, satin accents, and two tone textures. Frocks mix fabrics from serge to satin with pleats and yokes to flatter varying figures, while sport outfits, stripes, voiles, and hand painted hats add color and modernity to midseason wardrobes.
The full text of Germanys answer to President Wilson is received. It shows evasiveness on key points but also some concessions. If the submarine act is not repeated the incident is thought practically closed and diplomatic relations need not break.
One of the most successful preparations for whooping cough is Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. W. McClinton of Brandon Springs Alabama writes that his baby had severe whooping cough and after using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy the child soon recovered. Obtainable everywhere. Subscribe for The Optimist.
A recipe note by Mrs Janet McKenzie editor of Cooking School Magazine explains a yeastless German Coffee Cake using double raise baking powder. It suggests using one quarter cups batter with cinnamon and notes variations like Dutch Apple Cake or Prune Kitchen. Readers are invited to obtain The Cook's Book by mail.
The text discusses reforms urged by former Secretary Fisher favoring gradual entry for homestead settlers to allow earnings to fund improvements. It praises the reclamation service for adopting this plan, noting benefits to settlement of reclama tion projects. It also reports U. S. Senator William Lorimer of Chicago planning a Senate return amid ongoing misappropriation charges and a pending banking trial.
A New York City jury after ten days of testimony found Robert Pay and Wall Sehel wid Paul Daesshe guilty of conspiracy to destroy munitions ships through bomb contrivances. The verdict was returned on Monday.
Blackfoot citizen James Peacock testifies to four or five years of kidney trouble with backaches and lameness. After using Dean's Kidney Pills his pains eased and kidney function normalized. Price 50 cents at all dealers. Foster Milburn Co. Props, Buffalo, N Y. Ad.
Riverside residents report Hans Peterson & Sons installing a large gasoline tank and pump outside their store for auto owners. The piece also notes a Relief Bakery visit to Mrs. Ogden, a Colorado trip by Hans Peterson and James Cobbley, sugar beet business in Aberdeen, and local trade figures with Wilson, Roosevelt and Taft vote tallies.
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