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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1909
Page
2
The Pocatello Tribune lists its office, leadership, and service details. It notes subscription rates, delivery terms, and mailing status as second class matter with reader complaints to be directed to the office.
The piece notes Kansas strict anti liquor laws banning whiskey in saloons and drug stores, forbidding liquor in clubs, and criminalizing public whiskey drinking on moving trains. It cites limits on beer shipments to residents and argues Kansas leads the nation in prohibition intensity.
The piece argues Taft and his party exercising early censorship by leaving a salacious play shows how moral sentiment can curb bad drama more effectively than official laws. It notes Knox Crane and others at a separate theatre incident, cites Otis Skinner on publishing attendees, and claims women’s patronage drives New York’s current season of questionable plays.
James J Hill lauds the Alaska Yukon-Pacific exposition address as a landmark interpretation of the Northwest’s development and opportunities. The veteran Great Northern builder emphasizes undeveloped resources in land timber fisheries and minerals and notes growing harmony between commercial and transportation interests as H C Nutt of the Northern Pacific echoes the theme.
Events on June 9 across years include a 1758 English landing at Louisbourg and 1835 Boston hanging of five Spanish pirates. Other items note Osceola against Seminoles at Micanopy in 1836, 1851 San Francisco vigilance committee formation, 1862 Port Republic clash, 1808 Senate admission bills, 1870 Dickens death, 1891 Bering Sea bill, 1890 Cassatt as PRR president, and the 102nd House anti-anarchy bill passage.
Charges against patent medicines as a class lack foundation and are unfair. Many standard remedies like Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound have saved families money and served their purpose when physicians are unavailable.
Lansing physician Alexander McMillan M D testifies that Herpicide cured dandruff in three tested cases. The remedy targets a microbe said to infest the hair bulb and destroy dandruff germs, promising hair growth. Samples available by sending 10 cents. bottles sold by druggists or through The Herpicide Co Detroit Michigan.
A druggist endorses a wintergreen thymol glycerine wash labeled D D D Prescription as a universal cure for eczema. The note asserts immediate itch relief and soothing effect after application, citing the Chicago D D D Co. and Mrs. A. L. Cook as endorser.
Carpenters Union Local 1258 will hold an officers election Thursday evening at 8 o clock. All members are requested to be present. Secretary P J Sorgatz signs the notice.
Travel offer notes June dates for trips to Denver Omaha Kansas City Chicago St Louis and other points with rates and details available from agents.
Plenty of potatoes at Berg's. For first class and up-to-date sanitary plumbing, call on J A Standley Plumbing and Heating Company. Phone 446 Black, Sagebrush Hair Tonic is an Idaho product and it’s the best of them all. Did you ever see a bald-headed Indian?
If you contemplate buying a home or taking out life or accident policy call R. W. Edgington the real estate and insurance man. Room 1 Dietrich Block Smoke the El Sidelo cigar First and Cas ter Streets Union Lunch Booth.
The Academy of Idaho presents Anne of Old Salem at the Auditorium Theatre this evening at 8:30 as part of Commencement Week. Senior cast includes Reverend Cotton Mather, Captain Hardman, Anne Ellinwell and Phyllis, with the orchestra conducted by J. C. Steendahl. The drama is set in 1692 Salem with nineteenth century audience appeal.
Elinor longs to bring home an Angels cat from Maine last summer. Her mother resists the arduous trip to Connecticut and offers a Boston dollar instead. Elinor counters by asking how much longer a cat would last than a dollar.
A train near the station of Hergatz in Bohemia halted abruptly. Passengers saw the engine driver being shoved by the guard who explained he was about to propose to the young woman in the refreshment room at the next station and had no time to finish preparations.
Brief dialogue snippet in London Sketch shows Mrs. Brown testing a new maid Nora about expectations and impressions of the master. The exchange hints at social attitudes and household dynamics in a light humorous tone.
A humorous quip from Puck contrasts Mrs Boggs and Mr Meekman with a man seen as a model for his wife and relatives. It satirizes expectations of male virtue and family opinions in social commentary of the era.
The Louisville Courier-Journal quotes coaches arguing college training provides an advantage, while noting several top players honed their game on back lots and improvised courts.
A fragmented item notes a remark from the Boston Herald about girls and throwing, mentioning sly glances and bites as a metaphor for the mark of a target. It reflects a provocative, gendered line in a newspaper snippet.
The L. D. 8 Sunday school of the First ward will present a concert on Tuesday evening June 15 at the L. D. 8 church. Admission costs 15 and 26 cents with tickets available.
A fragment notes a sagebrush shampoo and hair tonic claiming to stop hair loss and keep the scalp clean. The text emphasizes continued use and suggests the sagebrush shampoo will help.
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