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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1920
Page
4
The Tribune declares thirty years of service to Pocatello, defending against attacks and urging readers to judge motives behind rival papers. It emphasizes loyalty to community progress, labor support, party allegiance, and a pledge to publish news with integrity while inviting scrutiny of competing claims.
The excerpts recount Idaho's 1862 1865 Indian raids and the Shoshone war era with militia and Oregon cavalry relief. It notes attacks along roads to Idaho mines, the role of Oregon troops from Fort Boise, and the impact on travel and settlement during the Civil War era. It then shifts to observations on Mexico City architecture, markets, streets, and burial customs.
Eye care guidance from Dr L H Hirshberg outlines boric acid and rosewater eye baths for newborns and daily cleansing. It details mixtures, frequencies, and alternatives like hazel water and tea compresses, warning against DIY cures and urging medical treatment for advanced eye conditions.
A National Geographic bulletin describes Anatolia as geographically strategic between the Black and Mediterranean seas and home to about 7 million Turks. It notes the diverse population, sparse density, and traditional farming methods, highlighting weekly markets as key life centers in a near eastern region.
Washington notes in a National Geographic communication that Mexico City is an exceptional capital set in a valley ringed by mountains. It describes its climate, ancient canals linking to the lakes, and major drainage works begun in 1874 and completed in 1900 at about $8 million in American gold to end flood risk.
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