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Twin Falls Daily Times

Location

Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 1925

Page

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Social events and club activities highlight Fortnightly notice

A long list of neighborhood social happenings includes the Fortnightly club entertaining Mr and Mrs J P McClure for Mr and Mrs Leonard Vincent departure with bridge games and high scores. Other items cover Flowers program by Mrs Livingston Progressive Club readings and papers star performers, a surprise 17th anniversary party for Irene Junker’s parents, M S I club officers elected, Unity and Mentor clubs meetings, a Spring Bridge Luncheon at Justamere Inn, and Mountain View club sewing for an adopted orphan with next meeting planned April 15.

Vincent J.P Asher 3 Lem A. Chapin Morgan Heap Smit Vient Mountain View Club Riedetu Imma Klodt

Woman credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound

In Terre Haute Indiana Mrs Wm J Ler describes recovery from weakness nervousness dizziness and fatigue after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She says it restored strength and aided her recovery after childbirth and invites letters from other women. The ad notes the remedy is sold by druggists everywhere.

Terre Haute Indiana Lydia Bi Pinkham Wm. J. Ler Lydia BE. Pinkham

Local Club Meetings And Shop Ad From Friday Notices

An announced General P.P.A. meeting is set for Friday at o clock in high school room 117. Lend-a-Hand club gathers Friday afternoon with Mrs. Clyde Dudley. Neighbors of Woodcraft hold a special Friday 7 o clock meeting in Sho dair rooms. Triangle Girls of the Christian church meet Friday after school at the church. Bargain advertising for home goods from A. H. Vincent Company at 207 Shoshone So including rugs stoves refrigerators linoleum furniture and beds with ready pricing.

M.S. & i Club W. A. Poe Darling Jordan Meneh C. H. Mldred Frank Schubert Victor WW. A. Poe General P.P. A. Aff Clyde Dudley Woodcraft Triangle Girls The Christian Jehurch Florence Leonard Armstrong’s Square Simmons A. H. Vincent Company

The Lighthouse by the Sea at the Idaho opens

The Lighthouse by the Sea opens at the Idaho for three days. Rin Tin Tin and Louise Pazenda lead a vivid story of a brave dog saving a lighthouse keeper, thwarting bootlegger treachery, and uniting two lovers under strong direction and Warner classic status.

Idaho Fron Rin-Tin- Tin Mary Louise Pazenda Buster Collier, Jr Mathew Betz Douglas Gerrard Charles Hill Miles Mal St

Colleen Moore Stars in So Biz at the Orpheum

Colleen Moore leads a strong cast in the new drama So Biz at the Orpheum today with Ben Lyon John Bowers Wallace Beery Jean Hersholt Sam De Grasse Gladys Brockwell Rosemary Theby Phyllis Haver and other top names in film.

Colleen Moore Orpheum Colleen Ben Lyon John Bowers Wallace Beery Jean Hersholt Sam de Grasse Gladys Brockwell Rosemary Theby Phyllis Haver

Charley's Aunt Opens at Rialto with Laughter Riot

Al Christie presents Charley's Aunt at the Rialto theatre to a roaring audience. The feature length comedy is praised as funnier than any previously seen, with laughter filling the house and audience reactions described as unusually exuberant. The note adds a call for Twin Falls residents to support local theater.

Rialto Theatre al Christie

Japan’s envoy Moore bridges Tokyo and Washington

Frederick Moore, counsellor to Japan’s foreign office in Washington, explains that Japan seeks steady fish supplies and friendly ties with Russia to avoid domination fears. His long career with the Associated Press blends journalism with diplomacy as he alternates years between the United States and Japan.

Frederick Moore Foreign Office Washington Moore Japan Sakhalin Island Behring Sea Russia Europe France England Siberian Pacific Jaixin Asan Ghlis United States China State Department Uncle Sam Baron Shidehara Baron Matsudaira Matsudaira Nippon

Liquor raid dispute pits county attorney against deputy

Salt Wake-Chipy April 9 investigation before Judge Young over a Wellington hotel liquor raid. Jack Knowlden accuses Deputy Sheriff George Beckstead of assault, fracturing ribs, while Beckstead and deputy Hebey Smith contest the injury origin. Arthur E. Moreton, county attorney, calls for a formal assault complaint. Knowlden pleads not guilty to liquor possession.

Salt “Wake-Chipy Arthur E. Moreton Jack Knowldén Wellington Hotel George Beckstead Nowlden Knowlden Hebey C. Smith Beckstead

Saws Seized From Brothers Before Phoenix Trials

In Phoenix Arizona five small steel saws were taken from Babe Lawrence after his capture by Texas officers. Another saw was taken from Billy Lawrence when delivered to Florence state penitentiary. Authorities say their mother Lucy Lawrence smuggled the tools to the brothers in a bouquet. Lucy Lawrence plans to travel to Fort Worth to be with Babe at his murder trial for Joe Morgan. Bill Lawrence faces hanging June 21 for killing Haze Burch, a local police officer.

Phoenix Ariz Babe” Lawrence Southwest Desperado Texas Billy Lawrence State Penitentiary Florence Lucy. Lawrence

What Causes Air Pockets in Aviation Debris

Air pockets form from local atmospheric refraction, with cyclones representing large-scale pockets. Small pockets range from a few feet to hundreds of feet in diameter, causing planes to be sucked downward and lose control. Unlike cyclones, these pockets are invisible to the naked eye.

Popular Science-Monthly

Lawyers and utopias critique in historic texts

The fragment discusses legal profession views in Europe and satire from Napoleon. It notes philosophers and tales where lawyers are depicted negatively, with quotes on taxation, fees, and the notion of starving lawyers by levies. It reflects historic debates on law, justice, and civic order.

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