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Waterloo centennial seen as warning to conquerors
The hundredth anniversary of the Waterloo battle is noted with reflections on Napoleon, Wellington, and Blucher. Historians see Waterloo as a turning point against dictatorship, urging liberty and popular government while Belgium endures postwar hardship and ongoing military mobilization near the old battlefield.
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Pocatello Vows Steady Push to Resolve Water Crisis
City officials pledge a businesslike plan to straighten the water situation in Pocatello. The mayor and council aim to keep residents informed, adjust sprinkling rules, and cooperate with legal actions to secure relief and public support.
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Fifty Years Of New York Fire Department Celebrated
A New York City fiftieth anniversary celebration of the paid fire department sparks commentary on progress and fire prevention. The piece argues quick response, motorized equipment, and rural fire brigades improve local protection, while urging removal of hazards to prevent fires before they start.
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Borah’s Restless Nights Highlight Idaho Interests
Borah struggles with sleep yet remains vigilant for Idaho concerns. The comparison notes Moses as a heavy sleeper while Borah stays alert, driven by public service ideals.
University bull bill sparks protest over farm needs
Moses opposed a veterinarian’s charge for a state university bull, arguing the animal serves essential farm work rather than the administrative bull being marketed. The dispute centers on the value of the bull to ongoing agricultural operations.
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Don’ts for the outdoor girl swims in July issue
A fragment from Flying Shrapnel in the July Woman's Home Companion lists cautions for swimmers. It advises loose bathing suits, supple corsets if worn, and choosing protection such as tights over baggy bloomers. It warns against entering water inch by inch and warns of cold water shock and fatigue risks.
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Pocatello Children's Concert Tonight Details and Program
The Pocatello First Ward Primary association presents a children's concert tonight at 7 30 p m at West Side L D S. The program includes Melvin Pratt violin solos recitations by Ezra Hawkes Edwin Woods Mary Elva Jensen and others, piano solos by Una Castagneto Leona Clark and Leroy Foggley, songs by the children, and a closing hymn Let the Little Children Come Benediction Wesley Hillbrand. Admission is charged to the general public.
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Freckles Removal Serum Promises Quick Clear Complexion
A prominent physician endorses a freckle removal prescription sold by druggists with a money back guarantee. The remedy uses ethine and double strength othine, claiming rapid improvement and sometimes vanishing lighter freckles after the first applications.
Great Auto Race Looms in Chicago with 54000 Dollar Purse
Chicago hosts the 500 mile auto race with a $54,000 purse the largest ever for a motor event. Prizes pay $1000 at each hundred miles through the first four hundred and $20000 for the winner, $10000 for second, $5000 for third, down to $1400 for tenth. Ralph De Palma is the favorite alongside Resta, Anderson, Cooper and Wilcox.
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Students off for Servia
Twenty five Columbia University students sail from Jersey City as an auxiliary Red Cross expedition to Servia to combat typhus. They include doctors and journalists who will drive twenty five specially designed automobiles each carrying 500 pounds of relief supplies and will train others to continue relief work after returning in the fall. Each volunteer has been inoculated for typhus.
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Explorers Prepare to Reach Servia by The Thessalonika
A party sails today on the steamer Thessalonika and plans to travel overland into Servia living in tents carried with them. Their route includes a stop at Piraeus in Greece before continuing inland.
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Statements from Pocatello Resident Endorse Dean's Kidney Pills
A Pocatello resident Eli Manning at 336 W Hayden Ave testifies he was troubled by back and kidney problems. After using Dean's Kidney Pills he was relieved and calls it the finest remedy for kidney ills. Price 50c at dealers. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo N Y.
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