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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1918
Page
8
London reports American soldiers show interest in a British brain drill to train rapid thinking and concentration. Exercises include quick reaction tests, cap-snatch practice, and a cranes and crows drill to teach offhand responses. The aim is life or death speed in action against the enemy. Ad notices follow.
The Theroz fuel cube is described as instant ignition with a blue flame, smoke free and odorless, providing immediate heat without start up delay. It claims non liquid burning, compact carry when folded, and a wide surface when extended for pans or chafing dishes.
Sergeant David E. Putnam of Newton Massachusetts downed five German airplanes on the western front June 16 three victories are officially corroborated the other two under investigation If credited the tally would give Putnam 15 planes total surpassing Lt Frank Baylies as the Ace of American aces His five in one day record trails only Lt Rene Fonck who downed six in a day.
In a Tokyo message Dr Nitobe Nitobe urges Japan to avoid peace with Germany, arguing neutrality would harm national dignity and provoke backlash from Britain and America. He warns against siding with any belligerent and stresses Nemesis in history as Japan faces global power shifts.
World War I dispatches describe German forces advancing toward Petrograd from the Pskov region and pressing into the Roslavl province toward Voronezh. Rovenski and Vauliki allegedly seized, while Cossacks with German officers move on Tsaritzin and Saratov as Bolsheviks lack troops to mount defense. Peace talks between the Ukraine republic and Bolsheviks are ongoing.
Fragmentary OCR hints a discussion of Germany’s ambitions, linking a fulfillment of goals to occupation policies in Russia and Siberia. The snippet suggests an assertion that those aims remain unmet by such occupations, described as insatiable.
In Honolulu on June 25 the provisional government of Hawaii ruled that persons of German birth granted citizenship rights after the monarchy’s overthrow are not U.S. citizens but German aliens. The U.S. district attorney issued the decision, affecting many long-time residents of the islands.
Cordova Alaska June 25 trappers receive government notice that beaver protection is extended to November 1 1923. The law was to end November 1 1918 but remains in force now.
A group of volunteers successfully reclaims a majority of lost Ada articles by matching descriptions with owners and returning items to rightful recipients. Authorities report improved recovery rates and gratitude from residents.
Notice of hay putting up agreement ready around July 4 in Arimo Idaho. Apply to Meyers Colin fx Sons for terms and completion at flag location.
Washington reports Representative Smith seeks federal cooperation to repair and maintain the Fort Hall Indian reservation road. Counties and state have spent over 50 000 dollars, arguing the federal government should share upkeep due to non taxed Indian lands and continued federal jurisdiction.
A fragment notes tension between federal and state funding for expenses. The wording implies shifting costs away from the federal government onto the state and agricultural activity, though details are incomplete.
A fragment notes that Chinese waiters, familiar in the United States, are making a first appearance in London. The text mentions domestic roles and a remark about a performer at a theater, with a garbled closing line referencing a chiropractor and an orchestra or theater blog.
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