07 Aug 1924
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Newspaper
Twin Falls Daily Times
Location
Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1924
Page
1
Advice for epileptic and neurologic symptoms in children from a historical physician. Emphasizes rest, outdoor play, sleep, constipation treatment, diet free of sweets, daily baths and massage, sun and air exposure, and cautious use of electricity. Describes seizure signs and first aid during attacks, noting uncertain cause and possible hereditary influence.
Local society items list club meetings, bake sales, a pie social, a children party, and a 1922 Twin Falls high school reunion event. Names include Mrs C J Sebyoir, Mrs C Do Hluitis, May Abex Mc Pherson, Earl Dougherty, and Lillian Lind with details on venues, refreshments, and scheduling.
Mrs Frep of Primo Vermont credits Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with easing backache head and nervous exhaustion after months of illness. She urges others to try the remedy as a cure for ailments preventing daily duties. Many reports show benefits from the product.
A string of brief social items lists residents and visitors: C. H. Smith returns from business in Twin Falls, Idaho. Ivan A. Titker arrives home in Grace, Idaho after vigil with Mrs. Jn. AL Tucker. J. A. Hutchin travels to Richland, Illinois for business. Misa Melon Skletfner and Mrs. J. J. Smith make local moves, with several others attending a Women’s Auxiliary of the American Legion convention in Twin Falls from August 11 to 13. Emma Specht leaves for Nampa. George A. Breumer, ex state senator from Jerome, comes back from Elko, Nevada. Also, a note that the famous Stelliozen Zoo in Hamburg reopened after 1420, spurred by Henry and Lorine Hagenbach.
A fragmented note references Gentlemiaff and Bevlirky in a quirky line about breeding and success, mentioning trainer conflict and a label Chesterfeld in a briefly legible historical clipping.
Bether Cutler and her Twin Falls pupils headline at the Idaho Theatre with a grand dance review featuring 36 students. The program begins at 8:46 p m, followed by Metro Pictures Sherlock Jr a Keaton production and a Delirium of a film boont operator spoof. Supporting cast includes Kathryn McGuire Ward Crave Joseph Keaton Horos Kewpie Morgan Jane Connelly Erwin Connelly Ford West George Davis John Patrick Ruth Holley and more. The bill closes with The Steppers The Empty Star and a Felix Cat cartoon.
In a peculiar courtroom scene a 76 year old Mrs CherneskL faced a judge after remarks about a vampish wife led to a confrontation. The verdict was a twenty dollar fine as the judge expressed disgust at the exchange.
Police report details a quarrel involving Norman Selby known as Kia McCoy, former pugilist, and his wife Teresa W. Mors, wealthy art collector. Mora, a former New York metal manufacturer, sought his wife’s arrest for assault after a fight over dogs and alleged threats. The couple arranged a partnership in an antique business as Mora pursues divorce, with McCoy acting as protector.
A 1920s report notes rapid expansion of school banking with about 7,000 banks in 600 towns and cities, and 3 million depositors. If all eligible children joined, deposits could reach 100 million dollars, emphasizing thrift over mere money handling.
The report covers continued courtroom theater over a hanging case of youths linked to the slayers of Robert Franke. Prosecution witness Dr Widen Healy testifies to mental fitness of the youths. contrasting views arise as a spectator crowd watches. A separate note from Omaha reports a revival of the whipping post proposal led by James Montgomery King with a call for forty lashes.
A fragmented text piece discusses placing someone in a zoo and hints at a murder tale told by a character described as a super intellectual. The murky lines reference little hearts and a mix of odd dialogue without clear context or names.
The note describes continued confrontation involving Ann Luther, a private detective, and Mr White. It mentions a chief of police contact and alleged blackmail linked to Miss Luther. Mrs Lithera and Mrs Birdwell are referenced amid the contentious claim and social figures in Los Angeles.
Fragment from page one records a heated exchange between Democratic and Republican factions. Candidates demand a full investigation to account for the reported plurality, insisting on a square deal regardless of the margin.
Fragmentary OCR mentions John W. Davia saved by Samuel Hompe. references to Tabor and a venlet appear in garbled form. No clear event or date is discernible.
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