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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1902
Page
3
An article showcases a gray silk blouse with silver buttons and velvet trim, and describes fashionable hats using colored straws, chiffon, and floral decorations. It also covers a garden party gown, Maslin ties, a small boy’s pelisse, and emphasis on simple linen skirts.
The article notes plain linen skirts topped with embroidered linen boleros as a chic combination, describing lace or exclusive band embroidery as possible exclusive details but focusing on the coordinated ensemble.
A collage of joke captions and cartoons from Chicago and Philadelphia papers. Bits include a wife blaming a husband and baby for high medical costs, a postal wedding gambit, a barber tip joke, and a cow barons fuel joke. Each item reflects turn‑of‑the‑century humor and light social satire.
In Bilions Town a shopper reports buying a cake at a sacrifice. Tom notes the bake resembles a burnt offering while Briggs asks if he knows Bickers, and Griggs responds with limited familiarity.
A garbled assemblage of jokes and witticisms from various papers includes a playful line about shifting, medical humor, matrimonial talk, a kitchen scene with a fiancé, a fortune teller warning, and a streetwise exchange about a cigar. The pieces show period humor and social foibles in brief quips.
The article notes the Cam pania Lucania surpassing Paris New York Teutonic and Majestic in size and engine power 31 000 horsepower twin screw quadruple expansion engines drive ships like the St Louis St Paul and Deutschland with drafts up to 28.5 feet and displacements around 23 200 tons the Deutschland claims the largest engines afloat at 23 200 tons and 663 feet in length, in Engineering Magazine.
Governor William H. Taft notes that in Manila there are few American saloons and no visible vino shops or public crowds nearby. He contrasts this with the long distance visibility of saloons, suggesting limited publicity or crowd gatherings in the area.
Samuel Creek of Orland owns a singular acre in California featuring a barn and corral, residence, windmills, gardens, orchards with 2300 trees, beds of herbs and flowers, 18 bee hives, and 400 dollars yearly added to his bank by this single plot as reported by the San Francisco Chronicle.
A narrator states Filipinos are temperate whether educated or not and notes little drinking among the populace. He mentions many drink moderately, purchasing wine at small shops rather than saloons, recounting two years in Manila and an estimated number of shops, down from earlier figures.
Readable notes list multiple fire alarm boxes with location cues and blast counts. Entries include Box 8 at Round House three short blasts and Box 12 Freight House one long. overall tally suggests most boxes respond properly though some entries note anomalies such as missing previous alarm data at various intersections.
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