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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1912
Page
3
Celery root, also called celeriac, is prepared by peeling and soaking, then boiling until tender and serving with cream sauce. Methods include boiled celery root with sauce, celeriac and onion, and celeriac baked with cheese, using butter, flour, stock, milk, and cream for variations.
Governor Wilson of New Jersey hires Detect. William Burns to gather evidence on political grafters in Atlantic City. The State Attorney General will start prosecutions using the collected evidence.
Tonight and weekend dances at McNichols and Wright hall. Sunday baseball Idaho Falls versus Pocatello at Brady Park. Mid week dance at McNichols and Wright hall. Thursday city council meeting at city hall and St Josephs school exercises closing. All week motion pictures at Auditorium Princess Orpheum and Olympic theatres.
In Hampton's Magazine a German sawmill proprietor Hans Schmidt notes his new fuel saving plant. It halves fuel use but shifts labor to unloading waste, as four men were kept busy before and now two handle usage while two more haul away the surplus.
A peddler with a scruffy mustache tries to sell baking powder at a back door. The woman refuses, citing no time for agents or tramps. The seedy seller jokes that his powder won’t rise in the low ceiling kitchen and moves on to comment on the neighbor’s better status.
A sprained ankle may be cured in three to four days by applying Chamberlain's ointment and following the directions with each bottle. For sale by all druggists.
A compact device for motion picture use can emit fifty four distinct effects including storms hoof beats surf washing and glass breaking.
A vintage promotion touts Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as highly effective for women’s health. It cites testimonials from the Pinkham Laboratory in Massachusetts and claims many users avoided surgery and regained health after use.
An advertisement style note depicts a policeman warning a crowd and promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills as a gentle bowel relief remedy. It claims the pills persuade bowels to right action and health follows, priced 25 cents at druggists.
The text discusses mental twilight as a gradual shift toward dis ease, urging consultation with a doctor in this borderland where illness is not yet clear. It cautions doctors not to overreact and notes treatment is more effective before full symptoms develop, while recognizing some feel ongoing ill being without insanity.
A critique of socialism arguing nature, discipline, and individual enterprise explain poverty. It questions if a socialistic state could generate capital with the same initiative as private competition, citing historical paternalistic governance as a negative precedent. The author cited is Jacob Gould Schurman.
Notice from JOE REUSS & CO and others that starting June 15 1912 all meats and goods will be sold for cash only. Idaho Packing Co Zwiegart Bros City Meat Co Reddish Meat Market announce cash transactions through June 15 of 1912.
An advertisement proclaims personal corset fittings at home. Spirella Boning is described as superior, offering flexible, light, vented support. Local agent Mrs May Myers invites orders and fittings at 1468 Main.
A Baltimore girl describes a railway journey in playful terms. She recalls a ticket as a paper piece, a man who cuts a hole, and the passage it allows, as quoted by the New York Herald.
Notice of excursion dates June 18 22 and June 25 29 via Oregon Short Line from Idaho and Oregon stations for Idaho State Chautauqua and Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias meeting with limit July 1st. Stenographer exam June 29 1912 and rural carrier exam June 22 1912 in Downey Idaho. See post office bulletin for details.
A judge notes a character in dialogue who dismissively comments on an injured man losing both legs. The exchange contrasts dreamer Ella with Stella as the judge observes the remark about footprints in the sands of time.
Acoma New Mexico hosts perhaps the most remarkable graveyard in the United States beside the old Spanish church. It sits on a vast bare cliff top and took over forty years to build with earth lifted 800 feet from the plain by laboring Indians carrying loads up a precipice path.
A Chicago Record-Herald quip notes politics as the winter national pastime, contrasting with baseball as a national game. The remark highlights temper and judgment, warning that anger clouds accuracy and rationality.
The Idaho Statesman announces a daily state newspaper delivery at 65 cents per month. Readers are invited to call Rork's Stationery for subscription information and service details.
Cement blocks pres columns chimneys coping and locks of all descriptions made to special order by W J Schutt at 547 North Sixth avenue Pocatello Ind Phone 1112.
Pocatello Tailoring Co announces a promotion offering an extra pair of trousers free with every jean order through August 1st.
For sale in Inkom Idaho eighty acres of beach land with a good log house and a spring capable of feeding 200 head of cattle. Addresses an interested buyer to contact Brant at Inkom Idaho.
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