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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1925
Page
4
A California judge resigned, wandered from coast to coast, then returned home praised simple joys and freedom from money worship. He learned happiness comes from mental and physical liberty and nature, not wealth, and urged others to seek peace without sacrificing responsibility.
County prosecutor reports 300000 murders in fifty years with about 10000 a year. Debate on capital punishment continues with no clear solution as experts call murder a pathology and urge peace and human brotherhood while noting Bronx Zoo imports deadly African snakes not tied to crime.
A patented can opener by 80 turns the handle to remove tops cleanly. It works on pineapple and frozen fruits, allowing contents to slide out as the can is tipped. Boarding schools reportedly influence canning needs, with tomato canning highlighted amid rising canned vegetable popularity.
The article notes canned peas show higher vitamin content than peas bought fresh and cooked by typical home methods, citing recent research on nutrient preservation in processed vegetables.
A recipe for Welsh rarebit describes butter in a chafing dish with cheese yolks and tomato juice. The article mentions pimentos now packed in California and Georgia, replacing Spanish sourcing, and notes their size and use in salads, steaks, sandwiches, and chicken a la king. It also references bat fish and iodine discovery.
Doctors advise mountainous inland residents to increase fish intake due to iodine in seafood. The shift boosts demand for canned fish and oysters, growing rapidly in the middle states.
Drain two 1 1 2 pounds canned tomatoes and mix with two pounds sugar. Add half ounce cinnamon cloves and allspice a quarter nutmeg and half pint vinegar. Boil vinegar and spices, then add sugar and tomatoes and boil until very thick.
The article states annual coffee imports into the United States average about 1.3 billion pounds or roughly 12 pounds per person based on the last census, with only Holland having higher per capita consumption.
The article praises figs for their laxative benefits and states that ready in syrup figs are a tasty, healthy option served with cereal. It notes that adding chopped figs to oatmeal or cereals can tempt reluctant children to eat.
The list chronicles historical events from 1827 Captain Parry’s Arctic crew earning 25000 pounds reward, 1651 San Francisco fire destroying 500 buildings, 1675 Tweed barred from Blackwell’s Island, 1881 Florence Arizona heat spike, 1884 Captain Schley救 survivors of the Greeley expedition, and 1896 Rosebery ministry resignation over war funds.
Bobby meets a talking zoo animal named Glutton who explains his dog like snout short ears and bear tail. Glutton recalls Siberia life and trapper dangers while enjoying meals and the zoo charity of visitors. He says he would die if expelled and prefers the zoo life with talking visitors.
The Danish queen and king arrived for a royal visit to Britain, meeting the British royal family and marking a cordial exchange between the two realms amid ongoing diplomatic traditions.
In a New York hotel lobby a seven men and three women group awaits Margie from finishing school. Angela targets Margie with scolding and reproach, but Margie's charm wins the masculine attention and unsettles Angela.
The American Disabled Veterans of the World War begin their fifth annual national convention in Omaha today. The opening ceremony gathers members and leaders to discuss veterans affairs and commemorations.
Favorable planetary aspects promise success in professional work and artistic ventures though two brief adverse periods may test caution between noon and 2 PM and after 9 PM. Birthdays show loyalty, conscientious duties, strong home life, and potential modest material success with notable literary and artistic figures named.
The fly season is at hand and the house fly is described as highly filthy, carrying germs of typhoid fever tuberculosis diarrhea and other diseases. It thrives on rotting matter and garbage, breeding rapidly from eggs to maggots to flies, potentially migrating long distances to contaminate food and people.
Dr. L O Howard warns flies breed rapidly and spread disease. He urges keeping flies from the sick, destroying breeding sites, disposing of refuse, kerosene or borax treatment, screening food and vents, burying table waste, and maintaining clean sewers to prevent fly origin.
Herman A. Metz, a New York chemical magnate and longtime Democratic figure, offers a $100,000 prize for a method to produce opium synthetically at low cost to undermine poppy farming. A self-made industrialist from the East Side, he rose from boy labor to head of his chemical company and has held political roles in Newark.
Princess Beatrice of Spain born in Madrid 16 years ago today. Fannie Ward famed American stage actress born in St Louis 50 years ago today. Lovett longtime Union Pacific executive head born at San Jacinto Texas 65 years ago today. Frank H. Damrosch famed New York musical director born Berslau Germany 66 years ago today. William N. Vaile Colorado congressman born Kokomo Indiana 49 years ago today.
A poem questions biologists for not stopping garden pests like ants, cutworms, codling moths, and cotton weevils. It suggests biologists study insects with microscopes but do not prevent damage to trees, crops, and gardens.
A humorous column on evening reading habits in marriage. The husband learns a new approach to bedtime by proposing action that aligns with his wife’s bookish pursuits and reframing late nights as a shared plan. The piece ends with a playful nod to a vanished habit of staying up late.
The fragment mentions Mr Bryanget's evolution and an anticipated offensive against gravity theory described as unattractive. Premier Painleve visits the fighting scene in the Rif region by airplane. It notes Mr Jack Dempsey declining an invitation. A crossword puzzle item is briefly referenced.
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