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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1925
Page
28
An Audubon county Iowa girl, age 15, won a national contest with 25.7 percent and 60 000 entrants. She lives simply and eats a balanced diet, claiming not to use rouge or smoke and follows a daily menu of cereal fruit milk lunch meat sandwich cookies fruit and apples and a dinner of soup fruit salad vegetables meat and bread.
The Dec 1925 report notes slight fading improvements in WGY Schenectady signals and possible gains from vertical antennas at Pittsburgh KDKA. It also mentions Atlanta booking major radio talent for next week and Reinald Werrenrath's recital, with Munich diary claims and a police probe over its publication.
Duluth reports 53 grain ships carrying 15 million bushels leave in ten days to beat a winter insurance rate jump. In Minneapolis the wheat market revival lifts northwest outlook as Cripple Creek ore shipments rise 40 percent in 1925. Cheyenne wool buyers take 200000 pounds from southern Wyoming at 43.41 cents per lb.
San Francisco reports that the California Growers association will seek member approval to dissolve after failing to attract 1,000 members. Directors say non members benefited from price standardization, and a year’s pause could prove the plan valuable in a negative light. Houston Gulf Gas signs deal with Houston Gas and Fuel to supply natural gas from south Texas, potentially lowering rates.
Reports from Pittsburg Minneapolis Connellsville Topeka Paris and New York cover steel prices coal coke wheat and a proposed name change. Aviators in Morocco under Commander Charles Sweeney helped avert a large scale conflict in the Mediterranean. Nicholas H. Putnam seeks court approval to change his first name to Israel, descendant of Major Israel Putnam.
A bottle of Herbine on the home shelf acts as a constant doctor, delivering instant relief when digestion is troubled or bowels are sluggish. One or two doses stimulate movement and restore buoyant spirits of perfect health. Price 60 cents. Sold by Watson Drug Co.
Mario Segalin, an assistant cameraman and motion picture extra, is jailed in Los Angeles on accusations of luring European youths with promises of acting roles here. He allegedly asked for five dollars with each scenario for translation, and federal agents found photos and letters from Europe. An immigration inquiry into his arrival from Italy and possible deportation is underway.
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