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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1919
Page
6
Mrs Read smiles in Washington home praising Commander Albert C Read for piloting the NC4 across the Atlantic. She says I knew Albert would do it and expresses pride in the historic achievement.
14 and 18 karat wedding rings showcased by Rud man and Gottberg leading jewelers with a fine line of wedding presents.
A published carpet cleaning formula from Miss Erwin and the Relief Society Magazine is shared for women who missed prior talks. The method uses hot water, soap, ammonia, and gasoline applied with a stiff brush, then wiped dry and aired to dry before use.
A casual message indicating she is located under the viaduct and provides the phone number 903 for contact.
Aetna Life Insurance cites that 11 million people in the United States suffered nonfatal injuries last year. Many injuries do not need a surgeon and can be treated at home with Chamberlain's Liniment for sprains bruises and rheumatic pains.
The record notes women across the country have taken front rank in war activities and freed thousands of men for overseas service. It also cautions that some overexertion has affected women’s health while filling roles once held by men. Hudman & Gottberg, leading jewelers, advertise graduation presents including bracelets watches lavallieres and cameos.
A vintage advertisement promotes Foley's Cathartic Tab to cleanse the stomach and bowels and tone the liver after winter indoor life and heavy meals. It claims relief from indigestion billiousness bad breath bloating gas and constipation and notes it is sold everywhere.
An enthusiastic glimpse of Madame Schumann Heink at her Grossmont California mountain home. The contralto enjoys seclusion with family, reachable by a boulevard from San Diego through orchards and villages, with panoramic views and a distant wireless station. She is set to sing in Pocatello Thursday night.
Ruth Roland and George Larkin star in The Tiger's Trail with a daring heroine and western outlaws. Bill Hart's Money Corral screens alongside Beating the Odds for a sweeping bill of action romance and suspense. Also shown are newsreels and a short American Y M C A feature.
Dorothy Dalton stars at the Orpheum tonight and tomorrow as Mary Marbury in The Home breaker a comedy drama. The bill also features a two reel comedy Mules and Mortgages.
Harry Morey stars in a strong dramatic feature at the Princess tonight in Beating the Odds. The film offers a vivid, faithful portrayal of a great city's underworld and the struggles of its people.
Photographic studio announces special close on Thursday April 17 1919 and offers evening hours by appointment at 445 Be Center.
Warns of kidney trouble and urges immediate action. Promotes GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules as quick relief and purification, claiming direct import from Haarlem labs, with money back guarantee and three sealed package sizes.
An old advertisement promotes Liniment for non weight injuries and rheumatic pains, from the Focatello Insurance Trust Co at 318 Went Clark Street. It also pushes Chamberlain's Cough for children with no opium, claiming prompt relief.
A brief testimonial praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for easing a cold. The writer says the product is excellent and helps loosen phlegm and promote easy excretion.
Employers are warned that from June 1, 191 onward no member of Organized Labor will be allowed to work unless covered by workers compensation insurance. Insurance can be secured through the State Insurance Fund. For details contact D. W. Church, State Insurance Manager, Boise Idaho.
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