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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1903
Page
8
A short essay recalls the loyalty of dogs like the California story of a boy and a dog who died together, then urges readers to speak kind words to others before they are gone. It urges timely expressions of sympathy and appreciation to those alive and near.
A trick tale describes lifting a cover to pretend eating cake from a covered dish. The performer pretends to eat while under the table and returns the dish, prompting curiosity as someone lifts the cover. The ruse ends with a quick cake theft and continued act.
A curious note recalls someone consuming a piece of The Gike without lifting the cover. The prior action was, in effect, a ruse to entice others to uncover it.
A teacher uses a card with a boy fishing to teach patience. She asks what is needed most when going fishing and a pupil shouts the answer Balt.
Lincoln attended makeshift log cabin schools with earthen floors and paper window panes. His final school lay four and a half miles from home, requiring a nine mile daily round trip for his education.
Three year old Byron complained of pain after a bee sting. His mother asked what was wrong as the incident prompted concern.
The article traces 19th century western expansion by farmers across the Missouri valley, noting ruin from over cultivation. It highlights Charles Moreau Herger’s view in the Review of Reviews on methods that conserve surface moisture by deep root access and sustained cultivation.
A Chicago Tribune excerpt argues that while women gain independence and authorship, true artistry remains essential. It asserts that men, even in reduced roles, can contribute valuably as inspirers of literature amid matrimonial and literary turmoil.
A fragmented remark links the phrase tree of life with red life imagery and describes disastrous forest fires in the Adirondacks. The text comments on race death by own action in a speculative metatextual view.
The article explains Katatypy a photog approach using hydro peroxide to create a uniform peroxide layer on a finished negative. Silver on the plate catalyzes dissolution revealing an invisible image of hydro superoxide which can be printed directly onto ordinary paper.
Senator Pettus of Alabama sent the secretary of state a postal note for $1 to cover his unanimous election fees. The single dollar represents the secretary of state’s service fee and, so far as known, a record minimum price for a U S senate seat.
The article describes drawing a shad as a new luxury for affluent American households. A high salaried cook performs a wrist twist to lift the fish’s entire bony structure, a broning trick reportedly popularized by a French chef who had little prior exposure to shad.
The Football Association cup drew 742,550 attendees across this year’s games, with 37 matches averaging about 20,000 each. The final at Crystal Palace saw 68,108 paying admissions.
A government plan envisions a solid masonry dam at Teato basin to irrigate about 900 000 acres and generate power. The artificial lake would stretch some thirty miles with ten mile width, costing roughly 2 500 000 dollars.
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