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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1919
Page
4
An Aetna Life Insurance booklet cites that 11,000,000 Americans had non fatal injuries last year. It promotes self care with Chamberlains Liniment for sprains and bruises and Foley's Cathartic Tablets for digestion, touting easy relief and overall body cleaning.
Machinery and parts offered include steel shafting, pulleys, beltings, self oiling pillow blocks, a 110 HP 1200 RPM 60 cycle motor, a 5 ton derrick winch and wagon loader, a movable circular saw and jointer heads, old metal and iron rods, fire clay, pressed brick, loads of lumber, concrete mixers, belt driven hoist, and kindling wood, with quantities and specs in the listing.
The Prater Studio at 445 B Center announces a special closing on Thursday April 17 1919 and offers evening appointments by request. The notice emphasizes photography and prototyping services with extended hours.
Knights of Columbus will hold an open smoker on Wednesday June 11 for Catholic men led by H Wasiley R E Keener and A W Hayes. City council meets tonight to handle monthly bills and department reports. Also notes of travel and family news from locals including Mr and Mrs Atkinson and Mr and Mrs Malloy plus a new daughter for Fred Malloy.
The city ball league announces four teams with listed players for three squads and full rosters to be published in two or three days. Notable participants include F C Conley Claud Bistline Kamp Neeley Fox Cummings Barthold W P Shaw Ray Bistline Casey Jones Jesse Gerald Clarence Rainey Waters Leopard and Clerks Roberts Hawkins Allen French Isham Miller Cooper Roff Spyder Lyns Houlihan and others.
An advertisement from Bennett, Wisconsin promotes Fo Leys Honey and Tar for coughs and colds and Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for女性 health restoration. The note claims no opiates, wide availability, and widespread trust for multiple ailments including whooping cough and overwork related weakness.
Advert says Chamberlains Tablets help indigestion and constipation with expected benefits. A testimonial from Daisy Bell of Savannah Georgia claims Foley’s Kidney Pills removed eight years of backache allowing her to work normally. Sold everywhere.
The fifteenth annual Alumni Association banquet at the Idaho Tech dining hall welcomed President R C Frazier and Acting President Norman Adkinson. Officers were elected for the year, with Theodore Turner Jr as president and Maude Dayton as secretary. The event honored Miles Reed and featured remarks by Walter Cleare and Theodore Turner.
A reproduced engraving recalls the first Red Cross hospital opened in a northern Italian church in June 1859 to aid Solferino wounded. Four volunteers launched the first expedition, funded by Dunant and the Countess de Gasparin, to bring aid and comfort across Italy amid suspicion and peril. The four pioneers’ names are lost, yet their mercy shapes today’s Red Cross global work.
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