19 Nov 1925
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Newspaper
Twin Falls Daily Times
Location
Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1925
Page
1
A partial OCR fragment describes sleet covered setting and a replica of a famous Paris opera house in Universal City, highlighting its beauty and construction details. The text is incomplete but centers on the ornate replica and its striking appearance amid wintry conditions.
The Shrine club sponsored a Wednesday evening benefit dance at Danceland to boost funds. the Bluebird Orchestra led by Isadore Friedman provided music. Club officers Traci Taylor and James Smith organized committees, with cordial out-of-town attendance and a five-cent punch service.
Marshalltown Iowa woman describes two year bearing down pains cramps in legs and mobility loss after using the Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills. Another Dover New Hampshire wife credits the remedy for weakness nervousness dizziness insomnia and improved appetite after taking the product.
The WoC hosts a program in the parlors of the Mathettist building with a brief public invitation. The Neighbors of Woodcraft plan a short business meeting on Friday December 20 followed by a social hour in the Women’s do rooms.
A healing method for rupture is advertised with claims of miracle results sent free to all who write. The system allegedly cures rupture without trusses or supports and works regardless of duration or prior treatment.
An article warns that proper ventilation and water access prevent damp, stuffy coops and boost flock health. It urges use of muslin curtains to control humidity and promotes a free trial of a medical preparation for hernias, with a call to mail name and address for W. A. Collings Inc, Watertown NY.
The Idaho theater stage this week centers on the Phantom of Opera production. Spotlight focuses on the show as it enters a public viewing period with eager audiences and staging details awaiting critique.
Spotlight features its biggest production of the year, The Phantom of the Opera, premiering in Idaho as few eastern cities have hosted five premieres. It runs at Astor Theater in New York for its eighth week, drawing standing room crowds. Lon Chaney’s Hullt delivers a riveting performance as the film’s centerpiece, praised for lavish settings and heightened tension. The story explores a unique idea of guiding audiences through imitation to spark their own interest. The production reportedly cost over a million three hundred thousand dollars to create.
Community bazaar offers Friday lunch 11 to 3:30 with baked beans brown bread Idaho whole wheat flour meat Wenntes sauer kraut scalloped potatoes rolls cottage pudding celery pickles jelly toffee. Saturday dinner 5 to 8 features chicken pie mashed potatoes green beans lettuce salad rolls pickles jelly apple pie and Swish's cream cheese coffee Mets 50 cents.
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