Masons of Lewiston Elect Idaho Officers for Royal Arch
Royal Arch Masons of Idaho elected and installed officers at Lewiston to lead the order for the year. Idaho Falls will host the 1915 convocation on June 15. Knights Templar of Idaho set to meet Wednesday morning with sessions through Thursday.
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Royal Arch
Knights Templar
Lewiston
Royal Arch Masons of
Idaho
Idaho Falls
Royal Arch Masons
Lewiston Masonic Temple
Kin Leimberger
Boise
Horton F. Kimball
Griht
Kellogg
Marvin EB
McDonald
Payette
Thomas M. Fleming
Edward Smith
Lewis W. Ensign
Francis Jenkins
Moscow
W. A. Bradbury
Homer David
Andrew J. McKenzie
Mooding
William Wallin
Pocatello
Albert A. Jessup
Gentry show returns to Pocatello with ponies and fun
Excitement grows as the Gentry show brings trained ponies dogs and monkeys to Pocatello on Wednesday June 24. Two performances 2 PM and 8 PM with an early 1 PM doors opening and a 10 30 AM stret parade. Children ride ponies after each show and admission drops to 25 cents.
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Pocatello
Harvard Commencement Marks 278th Year Ceremony
Cambridge Mass June 18 Harvard University closed its 278th year with graduation exercises. The large class included graduates from every state and several foreign countries. The procession went from the historic yard to Sanders Theatre under the direction of the twenty fifth anniversary class.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard University
America
Sanders Theatre
Graduation Exercises Mark Class of 1889 at Sanders Theatre
The program in Sanders theatre opened with the president presiding and a distinguished company. Speeches followed with a Latin oration by W. M. Washburn of New York and English portions by W. O. Fenn of Cambridge, R. P. Goldman of Cincinnati, A. P. McMahon of Portland Maine, and P. B. Potter of Long Branch New Jersey. Ordinary and honorable degrees were conferred by President Lowell.
Hester Remembered by a Sprightly Neighbor
Charles Lamb pays tribute to Hester in verse, praising her wit and lively spirit. He notes her Quaker upbringing, natural temper, and keen gaze. The poet laments her passing and imagines a future reunion on a sunny summer morning.
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Charles. Lamb
Shade Request Prompts Witty Exchange in Downtown Scene
In a lively downtown moment a man asks for a shade to match a color his wife specified. The exchange unfolds with a performer riffing about colors after rapping on a black cabinet.
A Persecuted Man Fleeing into the Woods
A speaker laments a cursed beauty and describes escaping to the woods to hide from the gods. The fragment conveys a solitary exile and the burden of a fated charm.
Carriage Auto And Sign Offers First Class Work At Low Prices
Classified ads from the Tribune promote Carriage Auto and Sign with a new shop at 427% E Center and a good mechanic. Also Economy Paint Co highlights apartment listings and cheap supplies with five cent paper bundles available at the Tribune office.
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Economy Paint CO
Attractive Panama-Pacific Exposition Book Mailed Free
A handsome sixty page color illustrated booklet on the Panama Pacific International Exposition and the Panama Canal will be mailed free to inquirers. It serves as a visitor guide and details the expo to be held in San Francisco from February 20 to December 4, 1915. It includes the expo dome at the Palace of Horticulture and its 152 foot diameter, 186 foot high structure topped by a 30 foot basket.
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San Francisco
Panama Canal and Canal Region
Bureau of Publications
San Franisco
Palace of Horticulture
Right to Accept Reward in Hartley v Granville Case
Public officer reward rights addressed by Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court. Ruling: officers cannot gain extra pay for normal duties, but contract for outside duties is valid. Constable may recover for detective work done under a town reward, as such duties fall outside official obligations.
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Hartley
Granville
Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusetts
Lesson on Heat Stress in Varnished Frogs and Honest China
The article cites Dr. Vittorio Pantoni of Bologna noting varnished frogs die from overheating once air exceeds 88 degrees Celsius as they radiate heat through their pores. The Lancet links germs to quicker decline and discusses Puntoni’s conclusions on climate, clothing, and skin function. It also claims Chinese are inherently honest in business, keeping promises in writing or speech.
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Vittorio Pantoni
University of Bologna
Puntoni
China
Borrowing Trouble
Mary Alice endures punishment as her father contemplates forgiveness but fears growing up to repeat her childish misdeed. The scene captures a quiet moment of guilt and parental reassurance as she sobs and imagines future misbehavior.
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Mary Alice
Spokane Would Set Ahead Alarm Clocks
Spokane residents debate moving from Pacific to mountain time. Bank president Thomas H. Brewer asks city commissioners to seek public opinion, referring the issue to the chamber of commerce for investigation.
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Spokane
Spokane Grocers’ Association
Wash
Pacife
Thomas H. Brewer
Chamber of Commerce
Brewer
Baby Language Progression Described by Expert
A study outlines how baby speech develops from cries to words. Infants express hunger and emotions via noises first, then treat voice as play, then as mode of communication. Mum emerges instinctively. definite words appear 12th to 15th months with girls advancing faster than boys.
First to Win Recognition Washington Irving
Washington Irving became the first American author widely recognized in Great Britain. He died at seventy seven at Sunnyside New York after a life that included law studies, literary work, and diplomatic service in Madrid and Spain. His early satire Letters of Johnathan Oldstyle and the History of New York helped establish his prestige.
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Great Britain
Washington Irving
Sunnyside
N. Y
New York
Scotland
Johnathan Oldstyle
New York Morning Chronicle
Peter Irving
Diedrich Knickerbocker
Irving
England
Europe
United States
Spain
Madrid
Classified Ads Restore Lost Articles To Owners
Classified ads help recover numerous valuables by listing missing items. It notes how owners find relief through public notices and messages that link items to rightful owners. The piece emphasizes community effort in returning possessions of value.
Salt Rub Griddle Cakes Substitute
Bake griddle cakes without lard by rubbing the griddle with a small bag of salt. This method yields brown cakes and keeps the kitchen free of burning lard odor.
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Peabody & Colac
Hester
Allie
Nature
Los
Tribune
Ady
Panama-Pacific International Exposition Co
Crocker Co
Harvis
N. Main
Walter Scott
Famous Players Film Company
O Scott
Princess Theatre
Alfalfa
Timothy Hay
First Avenue
Pocatello Flour and Feed Co. W
Caton, Mgr
Earl - Pose
Kentucky
Pond Bros
Touring Car Service
Slingerland’s
Temple Pharmacy
Friedel Bakery
State
Friedel
Bell
Ind
Dawn
Notera Comesntones
Thanha Grill
Ray
van Slyee
Myr
Second Avenue and
Center Street
P. Hansen
Cockins
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