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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1914
Page
4
The Pocatello Tribune lists staff and delivery details with pricing for subscriptions and notices. It notes managers William Wallin and Ch 0 Sumner as editor and manager and mentions Association Press membership along with payment terms and delivery cadence.
The Montana governor denies requesting federal troops to quell Industrial Workers rioters in Butte. The piece condemns the disruption by the Western Federation of Miners and urges citizens to resist the lawless property destruction, calling on authorities able to act decisively.
The New York Sun attributes the recent Republican surge in Pennsylvania to Democratic actions including a tariff that lowers exports and raises imports, a revenue-deficit tariff, muddled mule-and-domestic policy, blunt attacks on business, and a confusing Mexico policy.
A playful piece ponders the origin of the genuine kiss, praising affection as humanitys prime invention. It muses on whether the first kiss came from a man or a woman, noting the enduring appeal across ages and cultures.
The writer muses on the varied opinions found in daily life and the editor’s task of shaping a thoughtful, cordial response. He notes a generally kind public and sketches the mix of honest, dishonest, and ambitious characters encountered in everyday interactions.
A Kentucky reader compliments the Pocatello Tribune for its clean, entertaining pages and superior quality. The letter shows broad appreciation for the newspaper and its community impact, implying a desire to renew subscriptions and support the local enterprise.
The passage notes the muting of a mutual friend the colonel who scaled San Juan hill and rode the River of Doubt on Perkins and the Progressive fiasco. It questions whether his silence signals discretion or a trip to Spain to study bullfighting and store energy.
The text counsels performers to avoid flashy play or talk and to focus on hard work and discipline. It notes that audiences are cold and will reward genuine effort in any field, baseball or business, when success is earned through diligence.
The initiative to number city houses aims to guide strangers and reduce resident disputes as mail delivery improves. The process costs about twenty cents.
While drawing a salary and touring the state for another office, Judge Airshie may reverse his own opinion but cannot pass the buck to the people and expect a favorable decision.
The article portrays Wooprow enforcing a broad legislative agenda with strong authority, noting the minority president’s firm grip on governance and the use of forceful tactics to secure passage.
Attorney General Joe Peterson appears unopposed for renomination and lacks any competing challenger or broad opposition to the tenure and powers of the office.
An Easton theater manager says there are not ten good press agents now. He underestimates the inroads direct primary campaigning has made on vaudeville. Mediators appear as ineffective as a fisherman stranded without a flybook on a hot day.
The report notes Butte’s mining area adds substantial base material alongside its reputation as a leading copper camp. The description emphasizes the discovery of rich mineral content and potential for extended mining activity in the region.
The query evokes a classic meditation on which came first the egg or the hen. It frames a philosophical puzzle about causality and natural beginnings.
A reflective column invokes Shakespeare to frame a discussion on curiosity and discovery. It contrasts limited human knowledge with the vast mysteries of existence, urging open-minded inquiry across science, culture, and daily life.
Baseball's 68th anniversary is noted from its first recorded game on June 19 1846 between the Knickerbocker and New York clubs in Hoboken New Jersey. Early form featured underhand throws no gloves or masks, fielders catching on the bounce, and a 21 run victory rule followed by a tavern dinner.
Poem praises the northwest lands with green fields and wide skies. It contrasts fresh western nights and prairie winds with a voice urging true boldness and honesty. The speaker invites readers to hear the land’s call and feel its enduring wonder.
A lyric meditation on love and loss. The speaker recalls loving a maiden whose heart broke theirs, triggering a transformation where grief becomes boundless. The poem shifts from earthly devotion to a cosmic yearning, declaring a solitary universe where love remains beyond the stars.
The verses revisit Arcady as summers sweet and youth’s joys fade. A narrator recalls two lovers walking under leafy limbs, then contrasts lost innocence with harsher paths beyond Arcady.
Har ris store offers a selection of periodicals and newspapers at 998 North Main Avenue. The shop showcases magazines, daily papers, and regional publications for local readers and travelers.
In Washington on June 17 the House will begin considering five conservation bills led by a twenty year reclamation extension. The package includes the Alaska coal leasing bill and a public lands development measure, with the Borah homestead amendment excluded from the program. Senator Brady urges western homestead relief while noting no act has aided western settlers this session.
New York report from June 16 notes fat salaries for star players this season may help the stars who earn them, yet instances show the high priced stars are not delivering expected performances.
A health tip outlines methods for treating ingrowing toenails. Begin with light trimming at the affected corner and full trimming opposite corner, or chip and scrape as needed. For chronic cases, place the toe in lemon juice, bandage, and apply carbolated cotton after loosening the wall, repeating changes over days.
Mary Antin urges Americans to aid immigrants, arguing the rich must share time and wealth with pilgrims to liberty. She questions why capable youth do not labor for the nation and emphasizes helping the poor and workers in the country’s mission.
Readable line notes Mor ris' establishment at 823 N Main with references to periodicals and possible inventory or offerings. Details are fragmentary, but indicate a shop location and product focus.
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