Birthday Parties Honor Young Children Across Town
Mrs J J White hosted a fourth birthday party for her son Eugene with games and refreshments. Mrs C B Anderson hosted a Way side club gathering at her Kimberly Read country home with social time and refreshments and plans for a July picnic. Mrs Herman Rexropt celebrated daughter Margaret's birthday with games and a birthday cake. Guests included Cora and Myrtle Jensen Montie and Francis Patrick and many others. Mrs Homer Bonebrake marked daughter Bettys fifth birthday with contests and gifts, hosting a group that included Ira Mull Charles Mull Thelma Patton Margaret Magel and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. White
Eugene
Wayside Club
C .B. Anderson
Kimberly Read
Herman Raxroat
Margaret
Tre
Cora Jensen
Myrtle Jensen
Montie Threl
Homer Bonebrake
Betty
Ira Mull
Charles Mull
Marjorié Patton
Harry Patton
Thelma Mccormick
Margaret Magel
Dorothy Channel
Helen Henter
Thomas Warren
Eda Jean Bolton
Betty Jane Bolton
Elsie Rulon
Winifred Price
Betty Bonebrake
Mary Miller
Salt Lake
Glove Standards and Camel Emblem Quirks Described
A fragment from the Manchester Guardian notes strict rubber glove specs for electrical work and testing, warning of instant death from live wires. It shifts to anticlerical irony about pro and anti prohibitionists choosing a camel as emblem, describing the animal as dour and insistent on its own misery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belig Wade
Manchester Guardian
Mrs Lee Bound to Ogtaigt Court
Deputy Sheriff Redman and Attorney Guthrie testified in Caldwell at a preliminary hearing for Mrs Doris Lee charged with burglary. Mrs Lee and husband implicated in robberies. Lee in Portland pending trial. County court bound her over to district court with $2000 bond. unable to furnish, she remains jailed until district court session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redman
W. P. Guthrie
Caldwell
Mra
Doris Lee
Race Benny Kauff and Vernon Spencer linked to Toronto club
Announcement from New York secretary J J O Brien ties outfielder Benny Kauff to Vernon Spencer with the Toronto International crew, dated tonight. The notice names Kauff as a New York outfielder and references the Toronto organization in connection with Spencer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benny Kaufe
New York
Ranny Kauff
Vernon Spencer
Toronto International
J. J. O'brién
New York Club
Lotus Plant Mystery In Egyptian Lore And Art
In this discussion of the lotus plant, readers are told the mystery of the lotus eaters and their ruin, noting the Egyptian lotus could not be the source. The piece describes the plant’s tubers, origins in India, sacred status to the Nile, and its influence on architecture and decorative carving in Egypt and Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Nile
India
Japan
Deer Profitability in Habitat Shifts Across America
Historical note describes deer becoming profitable as farmers raise stock while deer numbers adapt to limited forage. The text argues deer thrive when kept from green pastures, yet require adequate winter forage and protection, detailing cautious husbandry and the deer’s recovery rather than widespread hunting pressures.
Local Briefs on Buying Trip and Local Events
Miss Blanche Hill heads Booth Mercantile millinery buying trip with Miss Pearl Hagard of the Big White Store, traveling to Spokane Seattle and Portland then east to buy for stores they represent. Pussyfoot Johnson trip plans, Granger visit, and flight arrangements noted. E V Berg to Pocatello to discuss water-rights with railroad officials. Fire department training for a water fight in Buht with $100 prize, camping plans for Warfield camp, and a probation officer warns parents to control noisy children at concerts to avoid sheriff intervention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worrell
Tire Department
Twin Falls
Ault
Chicago City Strike Near Settlement After Mediation
Chicago officials announced a near settlement of the municipal electrical workers strike after mediation by Mayor Thompson. Workers were expected to return to duty next week. A general resumption by other city employees was also anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Thompson
General Gorgas Near Death in London Hospital
Major General William Gorgas, former surgeon general of the U S Army, was near death in London July morning. At his bedside were Rice, Gorgas, and Brigadier General R J Noble, who has worked with him as a sanitary expert. The death was expected momentarily according to the report telegraphed this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
William. Gorgas
United States Army
Gorgas
R. J.noble
Gargan ‘Tin
Bill Hart Rival Claims Sugar Shortage Shadow
Stalwart William Hart, a top western star, was once favored by fans and actresses alike. During a recent sugar shortage he believed a rival gained attention as daily shipments to the Halt studio fed a surge of sugar to the other performer’s famed Pinto pony, a detail that stirred chatter among screen fans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Hart
Ferden
Fang
Riyal
Worried Mother Learns Son Mixed With Chorus Girls
A stern father confronts his son after rumors he hosted a party with chorus girls at Ro mano's. The boy admits the gathering, while the mother allegedly already knows and advised him to protect her from news of the guests. The dialogue shows parental concern and cheeky defiance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shidy
Charles
Pater
Mater
Mead
Triad
Sydney
Not Always Warned by Instinct in Animals
An old note discusses that animals lack reliable instinct to avoid poisons. Domestic animals may ingest dangerous substances such as nitrate of soda or other toxins from ponds. Comparisons show animals tolerate far higher doses of morphine or other poisons per body weight than humans, with varying species responses.
Destructive Tropical Cyclone Described By Weather Notes
The article explains tropical cyclones differ from midlatitude storms with greater strength and rarity in the tropics. It notes weather warnings come after a storm forms, ships in the path may port, and coastal damage includes blown houses and ruined crops such as bananas and coconuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Tropics
West Indies
Wtyve
Weather Bureau
Wealth and happiness in a changing fortune
Fragmented reflections ponder wealth versus joy, noting that wealth does not guarantee happiness. Some have renounced riches to seek fulfillment, while others remain entangled in luxury and crowds. The text cites stories of those who chose simplicity over wealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alve
Aigen
Womert
Twin Falls Social Roundup Of Local Visitors And Trips
Mrs. Fred Hendrix and daughters with K Berson visit Twin Falls to see Trwin Walls family and other guests. Several residents travel to Artesian, Halley, Boise, Salt Lake and Warm Springs canyon for business and leisure. Among those noted are David Kinechock of New York, Z Barrett of the Vocal Bridebaker agency, Theodore Stack touring southern Idaho and Nevada, and families from Fairfield Pocatello Hollister and Richfield visiting locals. Local departures include trips to Lava Hot Springs and Guyer Hot Springs for summer stays and extended visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Hendrix
K Berson
Trwin Walls
W. ‘T. Moore
R. C. Staley
O'Comber
Rirs. Crouse
James
Artesian
David Kinechock
New York
Ed van Hemrick
Irby MerFarland
Halle
Z. & Barrett
Vocal Bridebaker Agency
Salt Lake
Mo M. Murthugh
Poon
Hamas
Towa
W. A. Bateliff
Taylor Chnpmins
Boise
Sweeley
Pocatello
American Legion
Zita
Looper
Neb
Feri Bames
Tus
J.T. Siver
Son
River
Sada’ Springs
Ark
Ron
John Cogswell
A T. Stewart
Grand Junction
Colo
Theodore Stack
Idaho
Nevadaa
Hoffman
Filery
Mie
Reginier
Olhaateudua
Hollister
L. T. Wright
Small Son
Guyer Hot Springs
M. Hillegas
Kinnerly
D. O. Barnes
Eden
Wood River
Parrott
Ted. Dawes
Tynes
Alaska
Warm Springs Canyon
Tonie Remne
Twint Fals
Richfield
Twin Falls
Felix , Adtanio
Lawrence Thometz
Lava
Anid
F.l Johnson
Canyon
R. (. Staley
W. T. Moore
Thin City
Gilberts body armor and devil flower tale
The article notes the Gilberts tribe of the South Pacific Islands produced scarce cuir silk body coverings and a stingaree breastplate for warfare, with few suits now in existence as collectors hold them. It also describes the rare flower on Fuega volcano Guatemala, formed by a parasitic growth. A legend ties a Spanish-era maiden’s betrayal to a midsummer ritual honoring tribal secrets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parifie| Islands
Francis Dickie
Scientific American
Gilberts
Fuego
Guatemala
Fuega
Woodpeckers as Natural Guardians of Trees
The Woodpecker at Home describes woodpeckers as natural guardians that feed by creeping round trunks and branches. They are largely nonmigratory in both seasons, rarely forage in flocks, and spread food search over wide areas to protect farms. The piece notes their relation to other birds like woodcocks thrushes and quails, comparing their wood-boring habit to snipe and surface feeding of thrushes and quails.
Devil's Darning Needle Dragonfly Names
Fragmentary text describes dragonfly known as devil's darn ing neade and other popular names. It notes dragonflies belong to order Odonata, are harmless and aid in mosquito control, and mentions life stages including aquatic nymphs transforming into adults.
Highest cash price paid for poultry in Twin Falls
Independent Market Twin Falls lists poultry buying rates for Tuesday Thursday and Saturday. The notice states the highest cash price paid, indicating market tolerance for fresh poultry purchases on those days.
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Independent Market
Falls
Sat
Dr Chas R Scott Announces Office Move
Dr Charles R Scott announces the removal of his office to the Central Building over The Togetry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. R. Scott
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Maxine Reese
Alice’ Coburn
Glady Smith
Earle Smith
Martha Rary
Margaret ‘Prary
Orland Spencer
Blery Spencer
Richard Prary
Glyon Smiths
H. C. Alexander
Rexropt
Hoeman
Imil
Mrs. Lee
Ogtaigt Court
Beng
District Court
Nerto
Uke
Ty Alger
Paight
of Gooding
Pussyfoot" Johnson
Johnson
Granger
Wye
E.P. Johnson
B.A. Bailey
Charles Hin
Warfield Camp
Gen
Bill Hart
William S. Hart
Snub Pollard
Darky
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Barber Shoe CO
Bosch Magnetos
Haynes
Hudson
Studebaker
King
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