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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1903
Page
4
Dr J H Hannaford cites The Western Plowman urging early treatment of the first cough to arrest consumption and develop the lung. Kenny's Balam or the Throat and Lungs billed as the proper remedy with large bottles selling for 25 cents at Sprague's Pharmacy.
An 19th century advertisement touts a cleansing remedy claiming to regulate bowels purge toxins purify the blood and improve complexion and appetite. The vendor Sprague's Pharmacy lists the price as 25 cents with a 9 cent package size.
Through tourist sleeping cars from Pocatello to Memphis Chicago and St Louis leave every Thursday Friday and Saturday via the Rock Island system. Best service and lowest rates. For information apply to BR Drake DPA Salt Lake City
A 6,500 pound safe being hoisted to the third floor of the Mercantile National Bank building in New York fell after a trolley pin broke. Foreman Meehan died at Hudson Street hospital and Magnussen was fatally injured after the skid over which Meehan stood propelled him through the window. The safe plummeted through six inch sidewalk flagstones into the basement.
Local travelers recall a wreck with no taxis available until a hearse was promised by Uncle Hill Scott. The body of an unknown man was reported found in the wreckage at the switch as a hail storm rages during press time.
A Times-Democrat column explains windage and sound of bullets. It argues the bullet you hear has already passed you, and the unseen one is the real threat. The piece likens the bullet’s song to wind resistance and urges calm about audible bullets.
A Countess on English Customs argues that breakfast fuels domestic friction as families share one roof. She notes that early morning amiability is rare and only by midday do harsh instincts fade, leaving restored patience for relations-in-law.
A Victorian observer notes that youths show feverish admiration for a few socially prominent friends. Names are loudly mentioned to impress others in bazaars theaters lobbies and public places. The practice of bragging through nicknames and first names reveals a bid to appear intimate with the well known.
An effeminate young admirer among Forrests supers fainted after his most effective speech and again during the climactic scene. The idol praised him with a dollar keepsake in his dressing room. Six more supers fainted at Forrests shocking climax.
Chronical bronchial troubles and coughs can be quickly relieved and cured by Foley's Honey and Tar. For sale at Bean's Drug Store.
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