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Twin Falls Daily Times

Location

Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1925

Page

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Community Luncheon and Club Activities Description

Mrs. Pil Compton hosted a Tuesday luncheon for the Tyoeadas Tainecheon club at 851 Bla! Likes boulevard. Apple blossom decor, three course meal, bridge high and low scores awarded to Mrs. Adams and Mrs. Hance, Jr. Attendees included numerous ladies and several gentlemen. The Twentieth Century club drama and literature department held year-end meetings at Mrs. Roy Gardner’s home with officers and plans for next year discussed. The Wednesday bridge club met. high score earned by Mrs. Wright. Baptists church women met at the bungalow with president Mrs. Boughton, finishing a fashionary year program supervised by Mrs. Fred Wells and a luncheon served. A large bridge party was planned for the afternoon at Lom Champion and Mrs. Gurkboldes’s home.

Chile Pil” Compton Adama W. Hance, Jr Mesdamen G Gunnette Jefferson Hunt, Jr W. O. Bennett MM. Lethbach Schwartz W. Dfance I! Adams Twentieth Century Club Roy Gardner Parker Mra. Dawson Hos Tuesaday Boughton Fred Wells Une Pressant

Neighborhood club notices and diet science notes

Neighbors of Woodcraft meet at 8 pm in Business Women's club rooms on Friday May 1. The American Tashon Ausdliery plans a performance. Lincoln school hosts a cereal food sale on May 2 at the Pwd Mall shared wire company. Royal Neighbors meet Friday evening in the IOOF hall, visiting members welcome. Past Matrons Club gathers Friday evening with Mrs BP W McRoberts at 560 Blue Lakes Boulevard, Vitamines. General discussion covers vitamins and science, noting debates on vitamin content in milk and effects of cooking on nutrient preservation.

Business Women's Club Initte Dyurluy Cirele PTAL Lincoln School WIT Pwd BP. W. McRoberts Blue Lakes Boulevard

No Welcome for the Cootles

Frequent epidemics of typhus in Mexico threaten border states as thousands cross monthly. Health officials screen entrants, but some bypass checks and spread typhus into trains, cars, theaters, and homes. Experts warn four out of five cases are fatal, urging stricter immigration controls.

Mexico Public Health Service War Department United States

Deadly Durango Scorpion Threat In Arizona Border Region

Scorpions infest Durango and nearby environs to an extreme degree, rendering the district nearly uninhabitable. Native ventures rarely enter the area as the insects drive away other life. Scientists attribute the lethality to a mineralized soil absorbed by the scorpions, making their stings deadly.

Durango Tex Eletra Madre Mexico

After Ada Was Born Dover Woman Credits Lydia E. Pinkham

Mrs James Mites of Dover Ohio says after her fourth child she felt weak with side pains and could hardly walk She tried several doctors and medicines before Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound helped her restore health within days She urges others to use the remedy in hopes of relief everywhere.

Dover Ohio Lydia

Does a Dog Love a Blind Man

A dog’s attachment to a blind owner is debated by a dog expert. The discussion considers whether a dog can truly become a loyal service animal or merely follow instinct, with questions about affection, understanding, and the limits of animal perception.

Signature Legibility and Unique Marks in Signatures

A discussion on making signatures legible and distinctive to deter forgery. It argues that signatures should be personalized, cryptic, and unique while remaining recognizable to trusted authorities, citing famous individuals as examples of solid, identifiable signatures.

Wigan Thrave Creeley Rudyard Kip United States Bik

Seasonal spring cleaning and organization tips

A guide for household efficiency advising inventory of supplies from linen closets to drawers, with steps to create long lasting cleaning tools from old garments. It recommends making brow bags, storing waste in baskets, and using baskets to reduce trips, plus notes on repurposing and preparing for outdoor time.

Bald Ibis Description Sparks Curious Interest

A description notes the bald ibis with a bald head and neck appearing enhanced by a bright red crown and pale neck sides. The bird shows metallic green plumage and is native to South Africa's mountainous regions. Twin Falls mentions forthcoming Twins-Watch and Times Want Ads promote the notice.

Sinys Nature Magazine South Africa

Murtaugh News Briefs From a Busy Rural Week

Local notices recount funeral attendance for Mr Bean whose death followed heart issues. Residents traveled to Twin Falls for shopping and events. Visitors include Mrs Helen Nelson, Mrs A Wilson, and Mrs Mave Randall, with frequent trips to Kimberly Oakley and Rupert.

Mabel Ranvith Iter Alps Walker Matthew Tia Mid Bean Rupert Min Kus View PL Merrell Ciing Case Nimberly Chagie Dillon Helen Nelson Ars. A. Wilson Kritherly Murtha Walter "Brylor Flao Pnemimania W. G. Moyes, Jr Kimberly Carl Randall Bop Jain Seriool Rowley Twin Falls C. L. Gentry D. Rees Lewitt Rees M.cPeck D.t.purner Hazel Wedlins

Twin Falls Cemetery Maintenance Dues for 1925

The annual maintenance assessments for Twin Falls Cemetery lots are due by May 1925. Full lot residents owe 4.00, ball lots 2.60, and single graves 1.00. no services without payment. Payments may be made to Secretary Stuart Taylor at 127 Main Avenue or A Snyder at Wie Cemetery.

Twin Falls Stuart Pit ‘Taylor Main Avenue A. Snyder Wie Elis Dpen Leon

Local Notes and Funeral Attendance At Berger Area

Mr. and Mrs. V. Daugherty and Mr. and Mrs. Ira Hopfer visited Mrs. Fred L. Roper Sunday evening and enjoyed a radio program. Miss Turessa Bunker traveled fromjanho Falls to attend C M Brady’s funeral and visit family. Farry Brady of Naripa Idaho came to the funeral and stayed briefly. Mrs. Ve He Shanket of Idaho visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Iy ate Gregor, on Tuesday. The piece also touches on flowers and a meditation on Greek myth and blossoms, including narcissus, as part of a garden scene.

Berger Idaho C. M. Brady Ve He Shanket Daho

Fragmented Readable Text Summary

Phrases resemble a garbled reflection on dreams and promises. The text mentions streaming, bending, achieving, and dreams waking, with scattered words like hiber and Ne wine. No clear event or identifiable names, places, or dates emerge for a concrete news summary.

Vatican Crowns Rare Jewels Among Reflected Crowns in Rome

The Vatican houses a few valuable crowns among its regalia. One was given by Napoleon to the pope, containing a massive emerald of record size. Another, gifted by Queen Isabella of Spain to Pope Pius IX, is reportedly worth about $2,000,000.

Vatican

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