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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1915
Page
4
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The European conflict shows the United States must build submarines torpedo boats fast cruisers aircraft and a huge supply of rifles heavy guns and ammunition. It notes Britain failed to gauge modern war demands and praises American manufacturers for readiness to supply Europe and later the U S if needed.
An Seattle anti tuberculosis meeting highlights progress in reducing deaths from 326 to 146 per 100000 over 33 years while stressing that 143000 Americans still die annually. The piece urges bans on street spitting, noting public resistance faded as science linked wasteful spread to everyday habits and calls for school education.
The piece explains how wartime needs push the United States to import commodities securities and gold, narrowing our reserves. It notes the heavy purchase of necessities by belligerents, dwindling resources for payment, and a rising difficulty in obtaining gold as allies and Germany halt supplies.
The article notes London exchange rates sinking to a four-decade low as British currency trades at a discount to gold. It links the slide to massive US war-munitions orders and discusses using foreign-held American securities as collateral or sale assets to liquidate debts, with France and Parliament weighing loans and scrip-based schemes.
A wartime remark notes German submarines gaining a vessel daily while Allies must accelerate production before losses mount. It references Kitchener's earlier May prediction about the war’s start, suggesting the speaker doubts any clear end date was intended.
An offer of $100 to $500 bets Bryan will never be elected again contrasts with a $0 to $87,000,000 wager against his next political bid, as reported by the Washington Post.
The Como Bluff locality yielded some of the Rocky Mountain region’s first dinosaur remains. Large Brontosaurus measured about 70 feet with a 16 foot hip height and 18 to 20 ton weight. Diplodocus reached 841 feet in another museum specimen, while other species varied in size and form.
The Words of the Wizard announce Senor Vas sario Cameroni will perform twice daily during Salt Lake carnival week July 21 to 24. He will slide from the Walker Bank building tower by teeth on a trolley wire to Main Street points, a near 1000 foot stretch, weather permitting.
Property listing by E. T. Har graves at 531 G. Garfield provides fresh pasturing for horses and cattle and spring water access. Jy24.
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