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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1914
Page
4
The fragment shows a newspaper masthead from The Pocatello Tribune and mentions Associated Press affiliation and subscription rates for various terms. It lacks a complete article and provides indecipherable OCR lines about delivery and payment options.
The letter argues against firing aging Civil War veterans from the Washington post office. It cites Rep Kahn of California and insists living soldiers deserve continued public service. It condemns overlooking old veterans who served with courage and calls for continued employment until death.
The text dismisses snow as a impossible idea in Idaho’s Portneuf citrus belt during June. It contrasts sunny weather with past political shifts as the Democratic host faced defeat, while Progressives hailed. It notes no snow plans amid depots water systems and ongoing industrial enterprise.
A fragmented column surveys mediation talk at Niagara Falls and clashes over consent to debate. It mocks the Signal’s claims, notes Brady opponents wavering, and cites an English engineer on Idaho water waste while joking about parenting rules and a dove question near Niagara Falls.
A vintage column blends tempo notes with a line from Hamlet to hinge a meditation on pace and perception. The piece ties literary reflection to daily rhythms, inviting readers to ponder what lies beyond routine.
The Boise Statesman notes that twenty years pass quickly and political memory fades. It argues current tariff cuts mirror a Cleveland era disaster, with business slumps, unemployment, and competition from foreign producers. It warns history may repeat if Republicans regain power.
A dialogue at dinner shows a beautiful young woman in misery claiming injury with no visible marks. An admirer questions the origin, and she reveals she was in Sacramento, her smile masking the pain as she explains the injury.
A mixed verse piece blends refrains about calling home from Galway Devon Scotland and Holland with a hopeful Norse tone. It includes lines about wandering youth longing for origin and resilience through adversity. The Baltimore Sun reference anchors the second poem’s publication context.
Poem tribute quoting Hassan the proverb Tomorrow will be an other day to urge perseverance. The speaker praises an indomitable soul, declaring no one is conquered until they yield and urging to forget yesterday’s wreck and face the new morning with courage. James Buckham's lines celebrate resilience and renewal.
A reflective poem fragment recalls a childhood world with an engine, a woolly bear, a battered doll, marbles, a top, and a toy pig. The speaker vows to abandon childhood symbols and pursue adult ambitions and ambitions, planning a larger life.
Clem Ash offers auto sight seeing and holiday trips with phone number Bell 167 for inquiries.
The article reports three cases where pure carbolic acid applied to burns stopped pain and inflammation immediately. Skin sloughed and renewed without scarring in most areas, including a very extensive burn on the head face neck and hands. One case used morphia injection and fully recovered with no lasting deformity.
The article describes making small perfume bottle stands from stiff cardboard covered in silk or ribbon. It guides measuring a bottle size, cutting a base circle three inches larger, attaching a lift-in-out strip, oversewing edges, and decorating with cord and a bow. It suggests coordinating fragrance themes like violet with matching embellishments.
Instructions for restoring crape using home methods cost as little as 24 to 50 pence depending on size. Lay the veil on a sheet, pin it, cover with a hot damp cloth, and iron from two inches away until completely dry. The crape becomes crisp and like new. smaller pieces may be renovated similarly.
Instructions advise buying two large blocks of magnesia and rubbing the garment on both sides with the powder. After rubbing lay the item on a sheet to rest for a week or more, then shake and brush. The method freshens white felt hats and baby coats as well.
In a tense moment Peggy urges Percy to depart before their father arrives. Percy vows to remain the star of Peggy's life and plans to take the lead tonight, despite the looming confrontation. Peggy echoes the resolve to act now while time permits.
A playful exchange shows Mrs Wiggs asking Mr Wiggs about emotion atop a mountain. He replies he feels only thirst as they comment on grand scenery and the mountain setting. Classified ads note tenants wanted for good houses or apartments.
Notes from the labour world report rising union membership in Britain and America, wage gains in Wisconsin, conventions scheduled in Bangor and Nashville, and concerns over shipyard staffing and unsafe seafaring practices.
Secretary of War L. M. Garrison argues that no nation can be without an army. He says stable government rests on the ability to use force to secure obedience to decrees and that judicial success relies on backed state power. The piece stresses that nations must maintain sufficient force to carry out their decrees.
New London Conn June 18 The city dresses in Yale and Harvard colors as fans gather for the Thames race program The day features varsity fours freshmen and varsity eight races with both crews viewed as evenly matched and a potential course record may fall under fast water conditions.
A short want ad seeks a room or house to rent pitched for 7 Tribune readers. The notice promises quick business by targeting newspaper readers seeking housing.
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