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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1913
Page
8
Anthony Comstock involvement grows as Chicago bans the painting September Morn. Merchants remove the display from shop windows while the artist alters the work with a robe resembling a Japanese kimono and Navajo blanket. The postmaster protests copies mailed and bans persist.
In a cafe scene Master hopes to impress his strict patron Mary. Mary reveals she hid a private letter behind the mirror, referencing a man who cannot obtain money from someone. The dialogue hints at financial and social pressures within the pair.
The family watches with concern as young Tommy faces a financial problem after swallowing a farthing. Smith's mother-in-law phones the next day, asking calmly if the boy has overcome the issue.
Fragmentary dialogue presents a wary remark on thrift and belief by Heusten Pest, noting skepticism about living cheaply. Readable text hints at a literary or humorous exchange without clear context or event.
Two New England townsfolk Adin Tompkins and Moses Wheeler feud over ginger in pumpkin pies. Their quarrel, fueled by religion and pride, ends with Wheeler’s stroke and death, Tompkins vowing to claim heavenly time with pies and ginger.
A New York Sun excerpt argues left handed people underuse their left hand, noting that only a small portion of its potential is tapped. It claims many left handed individuals rely on the right hand and are hindered by stigma, despite equal physique and capability.
Poem excerpt evokes a twilight stroll among white tea roses. Lovers drift under rosy lanterns in narrow streets of historic Japan, whispering softly as day fades and night grows. Alfred Noyes’s verse paints a dreamy, nostalgic scene of romance.
Tonight at 8 o clock the Conservatory of Music presents its annual concert at the Academy auditorium free to the public. Professors Aker and Watkins led a strong program with notable student performers including Miss Fannie Flower, Miss Mary Flower, Miss Jean McHan, and Miss Alethia Rice. The program features Grandes Guides, a gondola orchestra piece, wedding march, and various choral and instrumental numbers.
The A O I class presents A Rose O Plymouth Town on Wednesday night at eight. Costume history by Salt Lake Costuming Company and a two and a half hour program with intermission music. Cast includes Miles Standish and John White with Barbara Standish and Miriam Chillingsley among others. A violin spring concert and selections by Chopin and Schumann accompany the play.
W Poweroy, previously deputy clerk, was appointed county clerk after E G Let resigned to join the Public Utilities Commission. Bond approved. Pomeroy to appoint a chief deputy, with Harry Fox pegged as a likely successor. Pocatello native, former Oregon Short Line engineer and Bannock Engineering secretary treasurer, now assumes office.
June 4 to 20 exclusive excursion via Oregon Short Line railroad for men and Young Mutual Improvement conventions. See agents for rates and details. G-28-ltw-tf.
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