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Newspaper
Twin Falls Daily Times
Location
Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1925
Page
2
On a warm day refreshing iced drinks revive the body when moderate and sensible. The text warns against impure ingredients and spoiled milk, urges pure water or evaporated milk, and provides several old fashioned drink formulas including Chocolate Malted Milk and Egg Nog with step by step mixing, chilling, and serving instructions.
The article states that a foreign embassy may display its own flag without requiring approval of the American flag since it remains under the jurisdiction of the country it represents. The governing law is that country’s law.
The Bute Pomona Grange, with businessmen from Hae elton and Eilon, plan a gala celebration at the Hakin place in Hiden this Saturday in lower of the no-
The community hosts a broad program with band music, children's races from 10 to 5, a 1 PM literary program featuring singing and patriotic readings, and a 2 PM dinner. Notables include Rev. Klew A Morton, Maynor A M Shafer, Lincoln Cir Gly, and Mex Marie Williams. Free ice cream at noon provided by Jerome Creamery and den Dalry associations. The afternoon closes with a tableau Protect America's Floral Flowers and America the Beautiful. Also notes a local story about a mammy reference and a family basket dinner.
A dense listing of radio features across multiple stations with times, programs, and performers. Notable names include Evan Wal and Charles Bem, with concerts, lectures, and orchestras listed from New York to Chicago and beyond.
Miss Walalia Fern Schmidigal aged 17, a former Hazelton resident and San Jose High student, died from burns after mistaking denatured alcohol for kerosene and igniting a fire at her home. She rolled on the floor to extinguish flames, was rescued, but died at San Jose Hospital despite doctors’ efforts.
Misses Ella and Ruth Cowgill left Detroit after visiting brother Paul K. Cowgill. They plan a ten day stay at lister Park Colorado before returning to Detroit. Ella Cowgill is general secretary of the Detroit YWCA, the world’s largest branch with five buildings three cafeterias and multiple dormitories. Ruth Cowgill, formerly Boise Public Library librarian, heads Detroit Public Library foreign books department with materials in 26 languages.
A fragment notes that many people are generally poor despite cultivation and education. It mentions a person named Igborera and last year Misk Cowell minde taking a trip abroad and bringing back many French books.
A fragment notes that ancient Romans kept the household gods or penates under protection in a special room called the lararium, reflecting the ritual importance of domestic worship and safeguarding symbols within the home.
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