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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1919
Page
2
A caption puzzle asks which image shows Jess Willard in 1919. Photographs by Bob Dorman record Willard training at El Paso and weigh ins around 249 to 250 pounds for fights with Johnson or Dempsey, with Havana as the later venue.
University of Idaho home economists explain how to prevent botulism in canned fruits vegetables and meats. They outline spoilage signs three get rid of suspect jars and five minutes heat treatment for safety, plus cleanliness and new lids to stop Bacillus botulinus spores from entering jars.
Idaho Rotarians at the convention in Salt Lake nominate J. T. Young of Pocatello for district president. Idahoans mingle at social events, visiting Fort Douglas and attending a western-themed show. Lucile Park of Idaho Falls is tapped to sing at Friday morning session.
An advertisement urges spring cleaning of the body after winter indoors. It promotes Foley's Cathartic Tablet to cleanse the stomach and bowels and tone the liver, claiming relief from indigestion biliousness bloating gas and constipation. Also promotes Horlick's Malted Milk as a recuperative digestible diet product.
A National Geographic bulletin traces the global sourcing of common foods from olives and nuts to salmon and coffee, naming Spain, California, Michigan, Maine, Alaska, and more. It notes transportation, including ships, trains, and trucks, as a key factor in feeding diverse palates.
The notice quotes Mrs. H. P. Cook of Anderson Indiana praising Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy as excellent for bowel trouble and says the product is kept on hand at all times.
A corps of carpenters and laborers start work on a new motor park in a half block on Tenth Avenue between Center Street and West Clark. A temporary structure with two gas stoves, a sink, and campers tables will be finished Monday evening. The park opens to tourists on Wednesday June 25 with lighting and sanitary facilities and signs along the highway.
Deliberate listing of names and addresses remains unclaimed at the Pocatel o Idaho post office. Letters unsent will be sent to the Washington Dead Letter office after two weeks. The roster includes numerous individuals such as Jung Lom, Andreason, Atkinson, Baker, Blackwell, Campbell, Cruz, Cutler, Davidson, Glenn, Hartman, Hernandez, Jacobs, Johnson, Kelley, King, Lopez, Morales, Mitchell, Miles, Olsen, Romero, Sanchez, Schons, Vaughn, and others. Postmaster notes the procedure for unclaimed mail.
All members of the Modern Woodmen of America are requested to meet at the Eagle hall Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock to attend the events planned.
Funeral services for Gabriel Norby are set for 3 pm at the Presbyterian Church located at 1 21 Nels Peterson, with Clerk Nels Peterson presiding. The notice notes the time and place of the service.
An advertisement explains catarrh cannot be cured by local applications and must be treated with an internal remedy. Hall's Catarrh Medicine is taken internally, works through the blood on mucous surfaces, and combines tonics with blood purifiers as advised by physicians.
Ad copy from F. J. Cheney & Co promoting Family Pills for constipation. Mentions distribution through all druggists in Toledo Ohio with a price of 75e and an offer to send testimonials for free.
A short ad advises acting at the first signs of a billows attack and to skip a meal and take Chamberlain's Tablets to prevent distressing symptoms. It also promotes Racine Horseshoe casings and tubes available at Gem State Products Co.
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