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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1919
Page
6
The Standard Electric and Auto Supply Co. announces new business location in Pocatello at 335 West Clark Street and lists its specialized product lines for the surrounding districts.
Electric Contracting invites bids of all sizes for electrical work, promising special attention to every submission.
A broad stock of up to date electrical fixtures is en route. Consult the electrical manager before making a purchase to ensure proper selection and pricing.
Consider purchasing electric appliances including fans irons washing machines stoves and water heaters by calling 408 for details and options.
A local retailer announces a broadening stock of automobile accessories with a focus on Republic tires including cord and fabric types. The shop promises a 5,000 mile guarantee and aims to offer Idaho’s most complete line as inventory grows daily.
Batteries Have installed a Tungar rectifier for recharging batteries and are ready to handle all battery troubles.
Management Mr. R. KE. Hughes, long with Idaho Power Co., heads the electrical department while H. E. Wasley, formerly Bannock Motor Co., runs the mobile accessory division. The letter asserts their local recognition and promises efficient service.
Coblenz May 31 report notes German newspapers abroad publish anti American propaganda about the Rhine occupation. A Leipsic writer claims American rules dull stores and punish those who possess or buy Allied goods. He says doughnuts smell of freedom while supplies remain scarce for locals. The piece ends noting mixed German opinions and hope the occupation will ease.
Omsk May 31 A P dispatch says N Petroff minister of agriculture for the All Russian anti Bolshevik government proposes a system similar to US land settlement. He favors leasing and purchasing land with a special fund to buy and distribute it to peasants including those without land or with too little.
Miss Lewis notes summer bread care tips for Pocatello housewives. Keep bread in the ice box to prevent mold and moisture absorption. Wrap loaf in waxed paper and store in clean packaging for maximum freshness in hot weather.
The American Legion urges Congress to probe how the War Department treated conscientious objectors, demanding a detailed report with names dates confinement discharge dates and compensation offered, to be submitted to the Senate at the earliest practical date. Senator Kellogg chairs the push for full disclosure of policies and actions.
An advertisement extols women's war effort and credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for restoring health after overwork. It warns against overambitious acts that harm health and frames the remedy as standard and restorative for ailments specific to women.
Advertised as an excellent remedy for children’s coughs and colds, Chamberlain's Cough Hennedy is claimed to be prompt and effective, containing no opium or narcotics and described as pleasant to take.
An advertisement extols Hall's Catarrh Medicine as an internal cure that acts through the blood to reach the disease, claiming it was prescribed by a top physician and features a blend of esteemed ingredients and blood purifiers. The notice includes a Toledo address and urges inquiries to Tatinsky & Co. Propa.
Columbia Pennsylvania reader Eliza Beth May reports weakness back pain and fatigue improved after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The ad cites testimonials from women nationwide praising its tonic herbal formulation and curative influence on female ailments.
Paris May 31. France plans about 4 billion francs for new public works and 3 billion francs for rebuilding war damaged railways. Minister Claveille says electrifying 5200 miles of railroad, building 3500 miles of local lines, restoring 6000 miles of national roads and 60 000 miles of other highways are key goals. Lack of labor slows progress. 78 000 road workers in 1918 fatigued by constant use.
Our special closes Thursday April 17 1919. The Prater Studio at 445 E Center is open at night by appointment. 836
Daisy Bell reports eight years of back pain and limited work ability. Since taking Foley's Kidney Pills she can do all her work. Advertisement notes availability nationwide and promotes coal sales by Gem State Lumber Co and King Coal.
Rudman and Gottsberg Lending Jewelers showcase a collection including beracelcts, watches, lavallieres, rings, and cameos along with graduation presents.
An advertisement touts S. S. S as a universal blood purifier that cures skin and blood diseases. It claims roots and herbs cleanse the blood, improving complexion and energy, and lists conditions like rheumatism and scrofula as treated. Contact details for the Medical Adviser in Atlanta are provided.
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