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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1925
Page
21
In a Vienna antique shop adventure Helen and Warren chase a family heirloom brooch and lace. A hospitable seller pitches luxury pieces at inflated kronen while a second dealer exploits Americans. After a costly upset and a hasty retreat they vow to avoid private-gallery traps.
Washington reports Madagascar as a leading petroleum possibility with a tropical climate and temperate highlands. The island, larger than France, hosts diverse people and resources, including cattle, rice, rubber, coffee, and silk, with extensive French colonial development and widespread locusts and edible insects mentioned as local oddities.
Detroit March 7 Ford Motor Company announc es its entry into trans Atlantic shipping with an own fleet to move manufactured automobile parts to foreign plants. The East Indian, acquired from the Emergency Fleet Corp, will be refitted with Diesel engines and ready in six months. This unit becomes the fifth ship in Ford's expanding fleet joining Oneida Onondaga and Benson Ford. The Oneida recently sailed to south coast assembly plants and the Onondaga heads for inter coast service via Panama.
London March 7 AP Sir Arthur Conan Doyle now runs a bookshop across from Westminster Abbey devoted to psychic literature. The Psychic Bookshop and Library will stock pamphlets and books on spiritualism and serve as a distributing house for such material.
New York testimony before the commissioner of accounts claims Frederick A. Wallis spoke at length about himself rather than dead soldiers. The American Legion Post allegedly refused to pay his speaking fee. Detroit reports factory shipments rise 20 percent from January.
Large above ground anthracite stocks prompt coal dealers to reduce prices to 14 dollars per ton for egg and 14 dollars 50 cents for stove nut. March 7 notice references Tribune Want ads for results.
In Bizerta Tunis on March 7 AP reports Wrangel warships interned since the collapse of operations against the Bolsheviks are deteriorating. Russian crews have lived aboard for years and engines and hulls show heavy neglect with mussel growth, casting doubt on any future sea voyages.
Richard Henry Tittle urges readers in a Chicago column to contribute to the Believe Card of the American Legion Endowment Fund seeking 5 million dollars for orphans whose fathers died for the nation. He emphasizes action beyond belief and notes an initial dash of one hundred dollars.
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