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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1925

Page

25

Christmas cocktails drive New York holiday sales rise

New York shoppers flock to bars, silversmiths, and leather goods stores for extravagant cocktail sets and shakers as department stores and jewelers showcase festive drinkware. Prices soar from fifty eight fifty to five hundred plus, amid a booming post Prohibition demand and interior interest in luxury beverage gear.

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Short Skirt Influenza Sparks Fashion Health Warning

A series of vignettes from London to New York lampoons trends and public life. Doctors warn short skirts worsen cold symptoms. Churchill balks at pricey books. the Prince of Wales visits Scotland Yard’s black museum. college debates spark wins and losses. Hardy attends Tess in Dorchester. Wilson renaming a Warsaw square. Missouri coeds oppose disorderly serenades. Henry Ford featured snowshoes. a Philadelphia trucker gets police protection from two wives. Turks cling to fez amid hat bans. Count Salm hires a lawyer. livestock beauties at a Milwaukee expo. two youths profiled for talents and farming chores.

White Cargo Opens at Auditorium After long Broadway runs

Coming attractions stage and screen report White Cargo opening Monday December 7 at the Auditorium. The film version stars Mae Murray and John Gilbert with six lead players carrying the story and a memorable Merry Widow Waltz scene. Also showing Steele of the Royal Mounted at the Strand with Bert Lytell Charlotte Merriam and Stuart Holmes in a vivid north woods melodrama.

White Cargo Daly's Theatre New York Cort Theatre Chicago Playhouse London Orpheum Mae Murray John Gilbert Steele Royal Mounted Strand Theatre North Woods Bert Lytell Charlotte Merriam Stuart Holmes

Road to Yesterday Brings Casanova Style to Capitol Show

Casson Ferguson plays a tavern tap-boy in The Road to Yesterday. He adds grease paint and creamed skin to a clean outfit, slipping a button to create a disreputable look, as cast includes Schildkraut Gondal Reynolds Boyd and Faye.

Casson Ferguson Joseph Schildkraut Jetta Gondal Vera Reynolds William Boyd Julia Faye Capitol Theatre

Mount Wallace Named After Iowa Official in Montana

The United States Board of Geographic Names designated Mount Wallace in Park County Montana as the peak following a forest board recommendation. The naming honors Henry C. Wallace former secretary of agriculture of Iowa who served during ula Toian year.

Washington Dee Ilenry C. Wallace Iowa United States Geographicalhardin Park County Montana Mount Wallace Forest Board

Peanut coal for stoves and ranges at $7.50 per ton

Idaho Coal and Ice Co advertises peanut coal for force and range stoves at seven dollars fifty cents per ton with phone numbers 304 and 306.

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Destructive Fire Hits Council Bluffs Business District

A basement boiler explosion at Continental Furniture ignited a major fire in Council Bluffs. The blaze caused over 1 million dollars in property damage and hundreds of thousands in stock losses as eight fire companies battled across a full city block. Grand hotel guests fled in their underwear. no fatalities confirmed, two people reported missing.

Council Bluffs Continental Furniture Company J. McNanigal Grand Hotel Omaha Enae Gana Aeu

White's Cream Vermifuge Advertises Child Health

An advertisement urges treating children with White's Cream Vermifuge to expel worms and parasites harming vitality. It claims the product kills worms without harming health and lists a 35 cent price, sold by Watson Drug Co.

Watson Drug Co

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