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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1902
Page
3
The piece explains how to cultivate mushrooms at home with an eight inch loam bed kept dark and damp, 60 to 70 degrees, weekly deposits, and notes that mushrooms appear in four to five nights with rapid growth. It also contains a London Opinion excerpt describing spiders as unsociable predators and their dramatic battles with captured prey.
A Philadelphia Times joke recalls a Pennsylvania Guard encampment visit to a farmhouse where soldiers are served buttermilk and quip about feeding to pigs. The piece then quotes a bank president urging regular weekly or monthly deposits as a rule to build savings and reduce poverty.
A Scottish cousin visits Edinburgh, marveling at Sunday tram use and public houses. In a separate tale, a St Meade man torments himself over a £4000 legacy, burning notes and attempting suicide after fearing loss. From the London Chronicle.
A Washington Star reader quotes a man seeking grim details asking if any inhabitants escaped with life. The reply notes it would be pointless if anyone escaped alive, reflecting a bleak outlook on the incident.
Rural Yorkshire fires burn for generations with peat from moors stacked in garths. Castleton near Whitby holds a fire burning for two centuries, Os motherby linked, with records of five hundred years and three centuries unextinguished.
A newspaper piece frames Mr. Lowell's second marriage as a routine domestic event. It contrasts public perception with private motives, noting customary details and social expectations surrounding remarriage. The narrative treats the union as a common life choice rather than a sensational incident.
A friend confronts rumor with a frank letter to Lowell asking the truth of marriage rumors. Lowell replies briefly that she should treat him as “like any other man.” A Philadelphia Record interview cites anti Italian laborer prejudice and rainwork reluctance among Italian workers.
In a brief Detroit Free Press exchange, Miss Frisbie-Ellen tells Mr. Gallagher she cannot help him because she has not found his heart. The humorous line captures a lighthearted moment between the pair.
Dialogue excerpt shows a husband and wife remarking on long separations after marriage. The exchange highlights surprise at persistent absence and mutual uncertainty about future behavior.
The Rev. Donald S. Mackay argues in New York that wealth harms society not through wealth itself but through the wealthy’s failure to fulfill obligations to the common people. He warns complacent elites enable vice and stresses citizen participation and public service as antidotes to social decay.
Senator William E. Mason of Illinois argues against choosing United States senators by state legislatures. He urges Congress to consider legislation to submit to the people the idea of electing senators by direct popular vote, aligning Senate method with the House.
The notice states the ticket office opens for the sale of tickets from 7:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. and at night during passenger train time. It lists A B. Mattson as agent in Pocatello Idaho and D. E. Burley as Gen. Pass and Ticket Agent in Salt Lake Utah.
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