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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1911
Page
4
The Pocatello Tribune notes its publication schedule and delivery in Pocatello Idaho. It lists George N. Metz and William Wallin as associates and invites complaints at the office. The paper is entered at the Pocatello postoffice as second class mail.
Benjamin R. Andrews argues schools now train girls for serviceable, happy living through practical, liberal, and industrial education. Elementary and high schools blend household management, crafts, and culture, while technical institutes offer science-based training for useful work and healthful, full lives for women.
The prospect of Pierpoint Morgan commanding the congressional steel trust inquiry pleases citizens seeking people's supremacy over wealth. Morgan, a master of capital, carries mixed public regard though his appearance in the witness box would show the power of 92 million Americans to manage vast wealth.
In Los Angeles a couple wed as their car glided along a West Lake Park boulevard. In Wenatchee a couple tied the knot from land while an airship voyage loomed overhead. Others wed on horseback or at sea aboard a tug boat, prompting questions about Cupid and spectacle.
Born in 1780s era Vermont, Willard became a village schoolteacher and later led a girls academy in Middlebury. She married Dr. John Willard and ran a home boarding school expanding studies for girls. She urged the New York legislature to advance female education, founded a seminary at Waterford, then the Troy Female Seminary, and in 1838 helped launch a girls school in Athens, Greece during a European sojourn.
The list commemorates events across centuries including Cataraqui's founding in 1673 Kingston, Winfield Scott's 1786 birth near Petersburg, Malta's 1789 seizure, Kingston's 1841 Parliament opening, 1861 Confederate fast day, 1864 repeal of the Fugitive Slave Act, 1882 British Columbia politics, 1886 Bavaria's King Otto, and 1910 Hamilton's NYC to Philadelphia flight with two stops.
Dr Samuel Plantz president of Lawrence University was born in Johnstown New York June 13 1859. After Lawrence University graduation he studied theology at Boston University and studied at the University of Berlin. He was ordained in 1885 and served in Methodist Episcopal churches until 1894 when elected Lawrence president. He serves on many religious scientific and educational societies and is a Carnegie Foundation trustee.
The dialogue shows a father warning against a dry goods clerk who often deals under false colors. The line implies distrust in sales practices and a protective concern for the family.
A man admits to lying about one thing to a woman and makes a possessive gesture by sliding an arm around her waist. The exchange hints at romantic tension and control in a brief, intimate moment.
A nostalgic verse recalls days of youth and changing scenes as memories fade. The piece notes how places once familiar vanish, while a brief ad promotes artificial ice by R. W. Hoshine in Downey Idaho with clean service and quick delivery from Bell 19-Red.
A. A. Dimmitt writes from Hagerman Sun about singing nostalgic church and patriotic tunes, then embraces Idaho as the favored home. He recalls songs from youth, endures throat troubles, and declares his preference to stay in Idaho despite fanciful visions of a white attire country fair.
James Howard, known by many aliases as a top continental pickpocket, begins an indeterminate term of three to fifteen years in Walla Walla State Penitentiary after pleading guilty to grand larceny in Spokane. He faced multiple warrants in Memphis Chicago Milwaukee and St Louis and was captured after stealing 250 dollars during a Roosevelt parade incident.
Joliet Illinois welcomes veterans for the forty-fifth annual Grand Army of the Republic encampment. Today focuses on encampment business with a flag day parade planned for tomorrow. Governor Deneen and Commander-in-Chief John C. Gilman of Boston expected to review the procession.
Whooping cough is not dangerous when the cough is kept loose and ex pectoration easy by giving Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. It has been used in many epidemics of this disease with perfect success. For sale by all druggists.
Philadelphia hosts a massive Baptist gathering as thousands arrive for a month of conventions. The Northern Baptist sessions open today and run through the week with American Baptist Home Mission Foreign Mission Publication and Women’s Home and Foreign Mission societies present. Delegates from the United States and Canada will join the North American Baptists next week, coinciding with the Baptist World Alliance. The World Alliance will draw 20 million Baptists from around the globe.
Spokane Council of the Boy Scouts of America seeks a first class scout commissioner ready to devote full time to the boys and pay is 2000 dollars a year plus quarters. Carl Altes Jr. chairs the council which has 339 scouts and plans to enroll at least 1000 this season. Rev David W Ferry may not serve due to other duties and gifts asked include Mrs. Russell Sage as honorary leader and Andrew Carnegie as honorary scoutmaster. The council has pledged 2500 dollars to extend its work this year.
Short notice invites additional women to join the Ladies' Gym program. Open session welcomes newcomers for fitness classes and social activities led by instructors.
Miss Pierce's parlor near First National Bank unveils new puff and curl hairstyles. The display highlights recent salon trends and invites patrons to view the latest hairdressing styles.
The Sovereign Camp of Woodmen of the World met in Rochester on June 13 with hundreds of delegates, planning a ten day to two week session. A Texas tuberculosis sanitarium for members may be discussed and a proposal to build an eighteen story Omaha national headquarters building was on the agenda.
Eureka Springs Arkansas hosts the annual summer conference of the YWCA Southwest. Dr W Irving Carroll of Texarkana and President Robert E Vinson of the Presbyterian Theological Seminary at Austin will address the gathering as several hundred participants from city, student and other branches attend.
Princeton University held its 164th commencement with an academic procession from Nassau Hall to Alexandria Hall for diplomas and degrees. The afternoon featured alumni trustee election, an alumni luncheon in the gym, and a swimming exhibition at the Brokaw pool with numerous distinguished visitors attending.
The M'Kown Plumbing Co announces its new shop in Poca Tello at 434 East Center and invites the community to visit and patronize. The notice emphasizes becoming a civic participant and inviting locals to call for services.
An advertisement urges using Chamberlain's Liniment for muscular and chronic rheumatism and notes it is available at all druggists. It also mentions Corn Fed beef offered by Zweigart Bros.
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