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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1911
Page
3
A fragment notes Mrs Edwin Gould as a noted beauty of the era. The short notice highlights her social standing and public recognition, reflecting gossip-column style language common in society pages.
An advertisement claims MI-DNA and MI-O-NA stomach tablets will restore fullness and clear skin by improving digestion. It states thin people are often undernourished due to inactive stomachs and promises two weeks of treatment with tablets alongside meals. The product is guaranteed to cure indigestion or money back, with Mrs. A. L. Cook distributing them at 50 cents per box.
The text highlights Pocatello as a central hub with single and double tracks from all directions fueling its growth. It notes the city’s rich resources and status as a key gateway in a new fast growing country.
A segment advertises the New Gate City Hotel with mention of new furniture and modern rooms at a central location two doors west of the post office on Center Street. Also advertised are artificial ice delivery, a special lard sale at Z Bros, and a customer testimonial praising Foley Kidney Pills for relieving aches and improving health.
Notice to owners that City Warrants numbers 2397 through 2419 dated Oct 7 1910 with interest to May 29 will be paid on presentation at Citizens Bank Ltd MRS R P Holmes 45 29 11 City Treasurer location.
A testimonial from Jam Shon of Newark New Jersey describes a long battle for life and claims a cure for lung trouble. The ad touts a remedy priced at fifty cents to one dollar and notes trial and warranty by druggists.
The ad claims women with good health temper and complexion win admiration and promotes Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets to correct faulty digestion. For sale by all druggists.
The Hot Lake Sanatorium company denies rumors of receivership or attachments. It states no financial changes involve a receiver and notes improvements under Walter M. Pierce. Dr. Robert B. Karkeet of Wisconsin will head the medical department as funds are poured into the facility to enhance its operation.
Relatives or friends of persons buried on the bench west of the river must consult Percy C. Silver, North Main street undertaker, to arrange disinterment and removal to the city cemetery within ten days. Orders from S. M. Nixon require removal within that period or bodies will be moved to the potter's field. The known deceased are Thomas S. Ogle and Lillian M. McGuire. Dated June 1, 1911.
A D D D prescription skin wash marketed as superior to beauty shop products for eczema psoriasis and acne like pimples and blackheads. A 25 cent bottle is touted as enough to prove its cleansing and soothing effects, endorsed by Mrs A L Cook of Pocatello Idaho.
A 1911 Florida style endorsement letter from C. H. Ward Drug Co endorses Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as an efficient cough remedy that relieves colds without nausea or digestion issues. The letter, dated March 9, 1911, cites that the original remedy is available in yellow packages via Temple Pharmacy and Ferguson Jenkins in Idaho locations Pocatello and McCammon.
The Free Silver Camp No 168 Woodmen of the World trustees invite bids by June 10 1911 at Higson Shoe Store 159 North Main St Pocatello Idaho for a two story building on lot 4 block 453 with purchaser removing the structure and assuming removal liability. Cash or secured payment required. The trustees reserve the right to reject all bids. Dated May 22 1911 Pocatello Idaho.
The downtown Poca Floral Conservatory has moved to the Inde Electric building on North am. Customers may place orders at the new room and are instructed to call Bell 259 Red, Ind 206 for prompt service.
The listing shows sockets and chains priced from 3 to 85 dollars, indicating a broad range of hardware values. The source item presents a terse price catalog entry without additional context or specifications.
The Hiawatha Castle Gate coal is advertised as the best storage coal. It comes in large lumps, burns easily and long, provides strong heat, and does not slack. Available from L Ruebelmann & Son, 121 8 Second Avenue, and R. 8 coal.
Fragmentary text mentions Poley Kidney and elderly people using pills. The passage is garbled with stray words and appears to reference pharmacy or medical themes without coherent facts or identifiable entities.
Local laundry offers ironing of ladies waists and dresses with delivery to your door. Claims completion within ten hours for special orders. Located at 442 West Center Street with Bell 67 Black and Ind 838 contact numbers.
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