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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1912
Page
4
The notice outlines payment in advance dates and rates for the Daily Tribune. It states delivery by carrier in Pocatello, Idaho and requires complaints to be made at the office, with the periodical entered as second class matter.
An early X ray expert predicts animated heart imagery on screen using a breast plate and a moving film window. The description outlines rapid heart motion recording and hints at future moving pictures of the brain, thinking, and digestion.
In 1909 twenty cities used safe and sane Fourth of July festivities. That year 5307 people were killed or injured. In 1910 celebrations expanded to ninety one cities with 2923 casualties. By 1911 the shift to pageants over pistols and rockets reduced deaths and injuries to 1603 across 161 cities. The trend shows a 66 2 3 percent improvement in two years.
The Ogden Examiner extols Texas onions as nerve food, praising vast acreage and a May 30 Onion Day. It claims Texan onions surpass Bermuda, Utah also grows fine onions, and warns the pungent breath can be managed by eating the onion. The piece casts the onion as a bold state showcase.
Lewiston Tribune lampoons Democratic backsliding while Bonner county backs high license. The piece parodies editorials, quotes editors from Soda Springs and Rupert, notes bond bans on gamblers, and ends with a flirtatious verse about romantic meeting under starry skies.
The notice states Utah will send a trainload of high quality onions to the one time republic of the southwest, delivering a gift of what is described as the finest tonic ever grown to all in need.
A poetic scene unfolds with a figure framed by wings and golden light. One child sobs in contrast to the radiant visitor who enters through the door while another exits at the window. The poem marks a contrast between warmth and waning health as Sam Love is celebrated and Poverty departs.
The passage notes quirks in spelling and style by George Eliot Horace Walpole Shakespeare Carlyle Queen Victoria Dickens Jane Austen and Miss Marple Corell. It highlights greenth kist drest signatures sensiblest pitiablest excessively and perspicacity variants.
The Baptist Church invites all to Bible school at 10 a m worship and sermon at 11 a m on The Vital Life and an evening service at 8 p m with The Print of the Nails. Pastor W F R Hartley extends a cordial welcome.
The church schedules Sunday school at 10 a m and preaching at 11 10. A special Children Day sermon is planned for June 16 with infant baptism during the service. Epworth League at 7 p m invites all young people to a song service and sermon at 8 p m on the topic Religion Made Easy. Mia H B Strong will sing. Pastor A W Hartshorn extends a welcome to strangers.
The First Church of Christ Scientist at 143 North Fourth Avenue announces Sunday service at 11 a m and Sunday school at 10 a m with a sermon on God the Only Bias and Creator for June 9. Midweek services at 8 p m and a reading room available Monday and Wednesday mornings 10 to 12 and daily 2 30 to 4 30 except Sundays.
There will be no Sunday school at the Presbyterian Church. Children’s Day exercises at 11 a.m. Junior C. E. at 3 p.m. Superintendent Miss Emma Miller. Y. P. S. C. E. at 6 50 p m Topic Happy Memories How to Make Sure of them Leader Effie Gittins.
Mr Leatherby sent invitations for a birthday party for six year old Lewis Leatherby. Mothers rushed downtown to buy new shoes for their children to wear to the party. The store enjoyed its liveliest week in years.
On the first Sunday after Trinity the church held holy communion at 7 30 a m and morning prayer at 11 o'clock a m Sunday school met at 10 a m Archdeacon Howard Stoy led the services.
A riddle asks why the letter a unsettles a deaf woman. It plays on sounds and perception, linking the symbol to hearing in a playful wordplay puzzle.
Republican candidates Haines and Morrison spent several days in St. Anthony meeting locals and gauging support. Fremont residents favor either man. M. E. King becomes U. S. commissioner, replacing J. P. Clark who resigns after six years. Plus local news on excursions, a Singer rep’s injury, and street-block remodeling activity.
He Needed a Secretary and a top engine driver like Dugan finds the new administrative demands heavy. After taking a prestigious long haul, he soon reveals he is already six months behind in correspondence despite three weeks on the job.
A reader is urged to use the Daily Tribune want ad section to reach local buyers and sellers. Details on how to place classifieds and the range of classified listings are implied by the prompt.
A collection of quotes from Emerson Goethe Shakespeare Martial and Shakespeare about grief and endurance. The lines explore different perspectives on sorrow and resilience through concise aphorisms and maxims.
Have You Tried ELKHORN presents a local clash between Indians and Creamery at Blanchard Ice Cream. Starba's Place at 340 West Clark promotes value and spirited rivalry in a casual community matchup.
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