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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1915
Page
3
Dr. Wood Hutchinson of New York warns in a June address to the American Academy about colonization risks. He says disease, especially malaria spread by insects, defeats ventures and urges preemptive medical surveys and sanitation before settling new lands to ensure healthy, productive colonies.
Ad for J J Williams proprietor offers antiseptic barber services with individual hot towels at 119 South Main. Local shop promotes hygiene and personal care in a compact storefront notice.
Telephone operators in Egypt must speak five languages. Glaciers in Switzerland retreat rapidly with one glacier alone shrinking 1000 feet in ten years. Maine reports 149 fish species, only 25 edible and 17 commercially valuable. The human race faces about 1200 diseases and ailments. A South Carolina planter grows multi colored cotton and seeks black red and gray varieties. China employs 4000 foreign experts to run railways and post offices. There are 1105 British and 174 Americans on the job in important offices. Before suffrage for women in Indiana, a revision to the creation law will allow visible lower limbs at voting booths. Music allegedly stimulates muscle work in naval coal ops and ships work 33 percent faster with tunes. In China shops price items for easy selection. The U.S. faces enormous tuberculosis losses valued at 214.5 million dollars. Six in every hundred Londoners live in chronic poverty totaling 300000. Germany ships four million tons of rot in pota toes and Kaiser sends a US crop inspector. Otto Appel, a German savant, aids US agriculture after war interruption. Los Angeles opens public markets drawing 25000 buyers. Western cattle branding declines as fencing spreads. Labrador dogs use sealskin footwear to grip ice and haul loads. A Palo Alto judge rules a monkey cannot work overtime. Sherman Platt resigns after fifty years in the Treasury and will quit June 30. He joined on the day he left the 21st Wisconsin infantry. The largest US flag presented to St. Louis measures 150 by 70 feet and weighs 400 pounds.
Mothers advised to keep babies well by regular bowel care and gentle laxatives. Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is recommended as a pleasant, non narcotic remedy to prevent summer illnesses by cleansing the bowels and expelling irritants. A fifty cent bottle is widely sold. a free trial bottle is available by writing to Dr W B Caldwell, 453 Washington St, Monticello, Ill.
Peking reports that American trained Chinese students are taking key roles with Yuan Shih Kai. The president praised fifty graduates who passed civil examinations and urged continued study, practical experience, and diligent, specialized work to adapt to China’s changing society.
The fragment discusses pride in development work and using national resources. It appears to urge better communication means and resource conservation and utilization in China. No identifiable persons, organizations, or dates are present.
Twenty five cells invested in a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy will insure yourself and family against any bad results from an attack of bowel complaint during the summer months. This remedy is prompt and reliable. Every family should keep it at hand. No medicine is more highly esteemed by those who know its real value. Obtainable everywhere.
Berlin reports that prisoners of war in Germany are well treated and gaining weight. Dr Bruno Wolf, chief military surgeon at Nuremberg camp, weighed 63 prisoners twice weekly for two months. Forty one increased by at least one pound, five lost weight, and some gained ten to eleven pounds.
Notice announces the regular annual stockholders meeting of the Pocatello Realty and Investment Company of Pocatello Idaho. It will be held at Gray and Gray 215 North Main on Monday July 5 1915 at 8 p m for electing a board of directors and other proper business. Dated June 19 1915.
Notice lists Underwood Royals Remington Smith Premier Oliver typewriters with bargain prices from 18 to 65 dollars. Fritz at 111 No Main St offers contact by phone 315 for advised sales.
Local Weather Bureau report for Pocatello Idaho for 24 hours ending 6 am shows yesterday high 79 and today low 46 with 62 current and 68 normal. Precipitation totals to date 1.79 inches with 0.23 inch since January 1. State of weather clear and humidity 17 at noon. A R Teeple observer. Old papers for sale at The Tribune.
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