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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1902
Page
2
The Paris Post names Standrod as preferred Idaho senatorial candidate while noting other contenders. Roosevelt comments on corporate and union conduct. Kentucky Republicans view recent results as a step in political education, amid Louisiana voter suppression concerns and varied press takes on immigration education tests.
In his 1901 1902 annual report Superintendent R G Young warns parents to curb late hours and social dissipation among students. He stresses rest, sleep, and regular routines as essential for strong school work and healthy development, noting irregular hours harm both mind and body and can lead to dropout.
William Allen White recalls dining with Thomas B. Reed after McKinley’s death. Reed spoke for hours on life, its uncertainties, rewards, death, and immortality in a reflective funeral‑tone discourse. The New York Sun comments on a Woodmen of the World initiation accident and the origin of the riding the goat metaphor.
The article advocates parents in cities enforcing suggested routines to improve pupil welfare. It argues that a reasonable school workload serves as an intellectual and physical tonic when children engage with tasks in a normal mental and bodily state, while dissipation harms health.
The Boise Democratic faction pushes for a contest among Idaho senatorial candidates while matters like the Heyburn-Standrod split stir debate. Borah and Shoup discuss possible alliances as Standrod gains strength and Hunt is expected to win the speakership.
The text urges foresight from past behavior to plan future consumption. It recommends stocking groceries for four months, citing prices for fresh eggs at 30 cents a dozen and butter at 35 cents each or two for 65 with a persuasive invite to reason and seek help in planning.
A man named Harry Duckwell aged 26 died at his home after a coughing spell worsened a cold. His wife summoned a doctor but he suffocated before help arrived. An advertisement for a cough remedy appears in the clipping, noting prices.
Mrs Adler opens a boarding house at the former Sorrenson Christen sen bakery building on Clevela fid avenue with a Wednesday noon opening dinner and meals listed as 260. Rates available daily or weekly. In Bannock County Idaho the District Court notices an attachment in Lyman Fargo v Edward G Leaf with official dated December 6 1000 and court seal.
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