06 Feb 1925
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Newspaper
Twin Falls Daily Times
Location
Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1925
Page
1
Shriners host a wives’ dinner at Rogers Hotel with Ned R McCracken presiding. A quartet performed including Mrs. Duvall and Mrs. Hayward. past presidents received tokens asBlue Bird Orchestra provided music. Twenty members later attended a Buhl trip. fund drives and social events continued with bridge parties and table games.
By often at 1.26 delivered eyela men and primros faces, lions, calla Tih peas, snapdlazons. Our signa and bride's banquets cannot beat heat for beauty or price. Phone Levy at South Malin Ave by the old water tower. The Times is unequaled for news in Southern Idaho.
Arg J Q Wook state worker for the Christian Endeavor Society, guest of Rev and Mrs A G Pearson, left for Boise Wednesday morning after attending the district executive committees meeting in the Christian church Monday evening. Seniors Entertained by Presbyterian church group at the Manse Tuesday evening with business, music, games, and refreshments. 25 young people attended.
A musician describes stomach distress and being unable to think due to gas pressure and being out of tune. A fellow musician suggested Mayr's Wonderful Remedy, which the user credits with restoring health. The ad claims the preparation removes catarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract and relieves inflammation causing stomach and intestinal ailments. One pill will convince or money refunded. Available at all drug stores.
A fragment notes Bologna in Italy as founded in 426 AD by Theodorus the Great, claiming it as the oldest university in the world. It also mentions allegedly older institutions and cites Harvard as the oldest in the United States, reflecting a mix of legend and error in historical claim.
The text credits a 162 B.G. era scholar with determining infitude and longitude and with discovering the precession of the equinoxes during astronomical work at Rhodes and Alexandria. He compiled a catalog of 1,080 stars, recording the latitude and longitude of each.
Public notice explains that nearly half the price of cigarettes goes to taxes. It cites specific Internal Revenue data showing the federal tax on tobacco and the cigarette industry's share, arguing the value swapped for high levies is limited while consumption rises.
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