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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1912
Page
4
The Pocatello Tribune is published every evening except Sunday from Pocatello Idaho by the Tribune Company Limited with George N. Ifft as president and William Wallin as secretary. The paper is a member of the Associated Press.
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The Bureau of Railway Economies compares 1910 1907 1908 wage levels and living costs in the United States United Kingdom Belgium France Germany Austria Italy and Prussia Hesse. It finds U S railway workers earn roughly twice or more what European peers receive while living costs vary, with U S wages higher despite similar rental costs and food/fuel standards.
In the latest study of Mr Dooley the Sage of Archie Road Dunne weighs in on social topics with his trademark sensible tone about the issues of the era.
The piece quotes Mr Dooley arguing against panic about a blue rain and national ruin. It notes Hogan’s remark Sail on the ship of state and Columbia fending off danger with a parasol. It ends by praising Mr Dunne and the ongoing vitality of Washington and Utah lands.
A collection of statements about work from Emerson Washington Plato Ruskin Franklin Addison Johnson Carlyle Vergil Homer Chile and Fuller. The excerpts praise labor as noble essential and productive noting time devotion and the difficulty of keeping secrets while valuing effort.
A leather merchant in a swamp scene orders a worker to whitewash walls with two coats. The laborer confesses he did not apply two coats to the walls but claims two coats are in the pail, revealing a humorous misunderstanding.
A Cleveland Press note recounts a woman known as Mia Smith who, after shopping, finds two umbrellas in her hands and argues with a stranger over ownership before yielding one umbrella to the other woman. The misunderstanding ends with both claiming possession.
Winona Minnesota June 18 The annual Minnesota State Pharmaceutical association convention opened with unusually large attendance. Mayor Julian R Schroth welcomed the delegates and Charles T Heller of St Paul gave the response. President Theo F Leeb presented his annual report as committee reports and routine business followed.
Crawfordsville Ind June 18 the supreme Tribe of Ben Hur began its eighth biennial session with a large delegate turnout. The fraternal order reports about 125000 members across 32 states and more than 9090000 dollars paid in death claims since its founding.
London reports the Waterloo anniversary with a banner presented to Windsor honoring the treaty terms. The banner now hangs in the guard room above the bust of the first Duke of Wellington, replacing last year’s banner which was removed.
Colorado Springs hosts the thirty second annual state Sunday School convention. Attendees include Bible and Sunday school workers from across the county. Sessions run three days with Rural School, superintendents and pastors, elementary workers, and international training schools for men and women.
Delegates and members of the Georgia Baptist Young People's union gather in Augusta for the annual state convention opening today. The three day session features an interesting program and several noted speakers addressing the group.
Democrats in Vermont gathered in Montpelier to choose delegates at large and district delegates to the national convention and nominate a state ticket for the fall election. Indications suggest Baltimore delegates will be uninstructed.
Knoxville Tennessee hosts the Summer School of the South with over two thousand students and teachers of all grades enrolled. The University of Tennessee conducts the six week session using its entire facilities including dormitories dining halls laboratories and libraries.
Alumni day was celebrated at the University of Wisconsin in Madison with a program of festivities and class reunions. Commencement exercises will be held tomorrow, with one of the largest classes in the university's history to receive diplomas.
A period ad touts Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as a quick healer for injuries from July Fourth events, including burns cuts bruises bullet wounds and explosions. It claims relief for boils ulcers eczema sore lips and piles and sells for 25 cents at druggists.
A lengthy verse retells the tale of George Washington felling a cherry tree and choosing honesty over deception. The narrator, Theodore H Boice, emphasizes integrity and the moral that truthful confession can lead to national praise and future leadership.
A Harper's Bazaar verse envisions a blessed silence when people roam or expire ending with a phone bell ringing as others leave. The piece contrasts lingering noise with absence.
A poem by Weir Mitchell honors George Washington on the centennial, praising his duty, humility, and lifelong sacrifice. It lauds Washington’s balance of field and rule, his peaceful life on the land, and his enduring legacy in national service.
A fragment features a rose sent from heaven to Ray with lines about love and a flower that does not die in decay. The verse cites Henry DeVere Stacpoole as the attributed author.
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