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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1901
Page
2
The Pocatello Jiribune issues publication details for weekly schedule and pricing. Classified lines list delivery days Tuesday Thursday and Saturday with a 9.00 per year subscription rate, and note posting at the Pocatello Idaho post office for second class mail transmission.
The Oregonian notes Minneapolis suffragists adopt resolutions opposing European style vice regulation in new U.S. territories. It cites military health measures in wartime cities and defends enforced medical examinations of houses of ill repute as necessary for army health, citing Rosecrans era and British India, while warning against moral grounds delaying public health duties and outlining penalties for related public health violations.
Minister Wo recalls meeting General Grant in Hong Kong. He notes Grant kept a lighted cigar in his mouth while receiving visitors and suggests the Havana cigar aided his planning, calm, and decision making amid battle.
The text explains that anyone who runs water across a public highway without a proper ditch and bridge, or who fails to keep the bridge in repair, is subject to penalties. It targets individuals, companies, and corporations responsible for such crossings.
The advertisement touts S S S as a blood purifier and tonic that cleanses poisons from the blood without harming the body. It claims cure for blood poison related diseases including cancer, scrofula, rheumatism, ulcers, eczema, psoriasis, and herpes with a fifty year record of cures and broad medical correspondence.
The Rev. Thomas H. Pearne, dying in Cincinnati, was a northeast missionary and Civil War partisan supporter of the Union. He contested Oregon’s Senate in 1864 against George H. Williams and served as US consul to Kingston Jamaica during Ulysses S Grant’s first administration.
An old advertisement promotes DeWitt’s Little Early Risers as a laxative remedy for bowel problems. It mentions Mrs. A. Cook and Bean’s drug store as suppliers and asserts health benefits and extended life from regular use, reflecting period marketing language.
An advertisement states Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets offer a positive guarantee curing heartburn indigestion and dyspepsia with immediate relief from a single tablet. Sold at Bean's Drug Store for 25 and 60 cents.
A narrator recalls wanting to cross the Atlantic for health and adventure but never sailing. He describes saving money for passage on a fast ship, the June departure, and the longing for the salt sea atmosphere yet never seeing the ocean. Brooklyn Life.
A church fundraiser rummage sale yields a humorous mispairing when a lucky buyer brings home a candle holder that perfectly matches one the buyer’s mother had discarded. The mother admits she sold the original, only to find the same item reappearing in the sale.
A Chicago Tribune quip features a girl at a stationery counter and another from the necktie counter trading lines about talkers who gab and talk themselves out. The exchange pivots on speaking up and not letting talkers dodge substance.
The narrative follows Mr. Jobson who criticizes his wife for not dressing, prompting Mrs. Jobson to display new tea gown, silk stockings, red slippers, and a ready-to-serve dinner via a home gong. He eyes the changing scene with reluctant awe as she purchases fashion and servants hum along, culminating in a dispute over authority and the servant’s role. A public sale notice then appears, detailing John Goodwin’s estate in Bannock Idaho with bids to be received June 20, 1901.
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