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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1910
Page
4
The Pocatello Tribune is published every evening except Sunday at Pocatello Idaho. President William Wallin and Secretary 414 West Center Street are listed. Subscription rates and payment terms are described with monthly and yearly options.
The Tribune lauds Governor Brady as an open record and predicts his reelection. It credits his administration with a clean, square deal during difficult times, noting his firmness has drawn enmity from some and that independent voters boost his growing majority. Brady, a Pocatello resident, is portrayed as honorable and widely trusted to carry Idaho forward.
The piece argues government action has chastened the tobacco trust American Tobacco by raising taxes from six to eight cents, though the firm vows not to raise prices. It claims gains offset by advertising cuts, notes 33 percent price rises to growers, and credits Roosevelt with beginning regulatory pressure.
The navy plans a 16 ship Mediterranean cruise, repeating a world gaze despite earlier sailors returning disappointed by short port stays and limited shore leave. New ships join the fleet as obsolete craft retire for modernization amid varied Mediterranean ports and brief runs.
The article notes the American Dreadnaught's launch created a stir and that the Utah will not be completed in time for the voyage, signaling delays and ongoing shipbuilding concerns.
In Denver the Mothers' congress holds its fourteenth annual session. The group pursues practical, humane aims to lower infant deaths, especially in big cities, through broad campaigns and public health efforts. The New York board of health leads a major summer infant survival drive with 161 doctors and 142 nurses, along with 60 private agencies and charities, aiming to beat last year's 20 percent July August reduction.
The Butte News notes two France born dances the Aeroplane and the Chanteclerette. The Aeroplane dance emphasizes a glide and speed while the Chanteclerette imitates a leghorn fowl strut. Neither has appeared locally yet but excitement grows among dance enthusiasts.
A 30 year old man who saves $1000 has demonstrated qualifications and can secure positions anywhere. The Farmers and Traders Bank emphasizes helping young men save to access business opportunities nationwide.
Edwin A. Nye counsels young workers to scrutinize an employer before joining a firm. He cites Marshall Field and John Wanamaker as models of principled leadership and warns that bad bosses corrupt employee morals. The piece urges selecting an employer with correct business methods and above reproach private life.
An elderly worker is praised for steady effort over flashy talent. The poem extols the patient, persistent pegger who keeps at his tasks nightly and daily, proving success comes from consistent labor rather than brilliant but brief bursts.
A broad minded person avoids boasting intelligence. Do not advertise lost opportunities. A putty man is handy but hard to remove after usefulness ends. Palm oil wealth breeds limited belief in other goods. Those with no resources leverage others. Between the devil and deep sea, Satan gets exercise. A good temper prevents knots and smooths acts. Extravagance cry mocks penury. Valuable old things can outshine new ones in respectability. Church may be kept out of politics but not politics from churches.
A quoted notice from C. J. Budlong of Washington urges caution about kidney trouble and endorses Foley's Kidney Remedy after claiming full recovery. Ferguson & Jenkins, proprietors of The Temple meet in Pocatello and McCammon, Idaho, are noted in the text.
An old time remedy for dandruff and hair loss uses wild sage tea applied to the scalp. Modern preparation promises the same active ingredients without odor, claiming it cures dandruff and stops hair loss when directions are followed. Send $1 in stamps to Sage Brush Tonic Ltd. of Shoshone Idaho for a prepaid bottle.
Boared Into Sound Health. Mr B F Kelley of Springfield Ti writes that after a year of kidney and bladder troubles plus heavy headaches and painful menses he began Foley Kidney Pills. A few weeks later his headaches ceased the bladder activity normalized and distress ended. Temple Pharmacy Ferguson Jenkins Drug Co. Pocatello McCammon Idaho.
Classified notice advertising three nicely furnished housekeeping rooms for rent at 450 Main. Contact number provided.
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