State President Speaks at Session WCTU Meeting
Dr Emma F A Drake and J L Brady headlined yesterday's session of the state convention of the WCTU. Drake urged perseverance to hold victory, education, prayer, press use, and church power as aims. Brady noted a rise in prohibition support and urged continued temperance work. Three children were dedicated as white ribbon recruits.
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Emma F. A. Drake
J. L. Brady
Christian Tomrance Union
Drake
Dr. Drake
Brady
High School Assembly Sees Speaker Urge Education
An assembly at the high school featured Addison T. Smith as speaker, introduced by Walter Siders. Smith urged continued education, cited Idaho’s strong school system, and said initiative, enthusiasm, and good habits are keys to success. The junior tennis team defeated the seniors in three sets 3 6 12 10, keeping the Parliament standings even with finals soon.
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Addison T. Smith
Walt Siders
Congress Smith
Idaho
Russell Burns
Ernest Pearson
Bill Petern
Chris Armstrong
A Splendid Feeling From Herbine Advertisement
An advertisement promoting Herbine claims it quickly relieves tiredness and torpor from a sluggish liver and constipated bowels. It touts purifying and regulating effects with the first dose, improves bile flow, and leaves readers with vigor and buoyancy. Price 60c. Watson Drug Co. sells it.
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Usig
Watson Drug Co
Tremendous Karnak claim sparks public interest
An advertisement by L M Carroll promotes Karnak as a direct fix for catarrhal inflammation of the stomach dyspepsia and asserts broad national demand. It claims 90,000 bottles sold in ten months across four states and notes exclusive Pocatello distribution via Schramm Johnson Drug Co.
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Karnak
America
L. M. Carroll
Pocatello
United States
Schramm-Johnson Drug Co
Education Week Observance Seeks Full Cooperation
Idaho education commissioner cites national Education Week for November 16 to 22 encouraging local cooperation. He notes illiteracy is rare in some areas, but calls for expanded secondary and higher education, higher enrollments, and better equipment as schools face growing demand. The American Legion also backs the observance, linking its Americanism program to education efforts.
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State Commissioner of Education
Coolidge
Idaho
Redfield
State University
American Legion
Legion
Tiffany elected to Y M C A board of directors
Jay Tiffany won a seat on the Feigeng of directors at the Y M C A to fill the vacancy from W H Witty’s resignation in Pocatello. Witty also served as vice president. M W Williams was elected to succeed him. The meeting focused on finances and future policy.
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Jay Tiffany
Feigeng of Directors
W. H. Witty
Pocatello
Association
Witty
M. W. Williams
R. R. Wolf
H. H. Whittlesey
A. C. Hinckley
Nicholas Tift
James Bussell
E. Brady
William White
Earl Wilson
Idaho Schools Embrace National Education Week Activities
National and local education groups vow help to elevate National Education Week across Idaho. Burley sixth graders to compete in a spelling contest November 6 with a silk flag prize. area schools push mandatory physical exams for all enrolled children.
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State Commissioner of Education
Burley
State Board of Education
Forward-looking work disrupted by cooperative drought medicine
A fragment notes cooperation in progress and concerns about how it delays medicine development. The text implies coordination efforts exist but faces obstacles that could hinder future medical advances.
Palace staff shift under Vall leadership
In a terse official note, Vall appoints new leadership at the Vall palace staff with changes aimed at streamlining operations and boosting efficiency.
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W.C.T.U
Tiffany
Williams
Pocatello Aerie No. 119
F. E. Eagles
W. Goodman
350 North Main
Goodman
Fritz Weicke
Eagles
Troy Laundry
Burley School
Vall Palace
Stolk Passons
Ee Sun
Windldust & Onde
Grocer
Express
Paris
New York
Coats
South Main
Lewis Street
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