Church Services and Chautauqua Invite
Baptist Church holds Sunday services June 23 with Bible school at 10 a m and worship at 11 a m Pastor F Hartley extends welcome Trinity Episcopal Church hosts morning prayer at 11 10 a m with Sunday school at 10 a m Superintendent Snyder invites all to attend Baracca or Phila thea class for young people Public worship at 11 10 a m Rev F W Fisher will preach for Mrs Jane who sings No evening service due to Chautauqua program A W Hartshorn pastor
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Baptist Church
F. Hartley, Pasor
Trinity Episcopal Church
Snyder
F. W. Fisher
First Methodist Church of
Ogden
Pocatello Chautauqua
Jane
A. W. Hartshorn
Ventriloquism and Its Subtleties Across Thinkers
A collage of notes on ventriloquism as a trick of voice and breath, how direction cues and perception shape illusion, plus anecdotes on artists and figures from Corot to Brodie. Brief reflections on civilization’s obsession with protecting food through layered objects.
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Philadelphia Press
When Navy Secretaries Threaten Punishment to Sea
William E Chandler of New Hampshire and Admiral Meade clashed over naval discipline at the Washington navy yard. The secretary warned of punishment by sending Meade to sea, but Meade replied that being ordered to sea would be a worthy service for a navy officer, ending with a brisk farewell.
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William E Chandler
New Hampshire
Meade
Navy Yard
Washington
Ode on a Lady's Eyes by F P Adams Century
A compact verse fragment about poets venerating a beloved’s eyes. The speaker admits being outmatched by famous romantics like Shelley and Keats, confessing that the beloved’s eyes keep him wakeful and enthralled. The lines praise blue or gray eyes and the power of vision over sleep.
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Ady
Day
Breakfast Time Lyric About Ham and Eggs on the Gas
A Baltimore Evening Sun verse extols morning kitchen scents and the joy of ham and eggs frying. It contrasts simple, honest food with fine dining and envisions heaven as daily humble breakfasts from 6 to 7. The humor centers on gas-hatching eggs and the kettle’s hum.
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Paris
Lucullus
Baltimore Evening Sun
The Real Difficulty Quote
A brief quote from Puck discusses the challenge of choosing words carefully and refraining from speaking unnecessary or harmful things. It emphasizes restraint in expression and the paradox of knowing what not to say.
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Puck
Senator Bailey’s odd bar exam anecdote in Dallas
The Texas senator once chaired a committee to test bar candidates in Dallas county. After the exam one aspirant supposedly qualified by answering only one question about a freehold estate. When asked the reply the man gave, Bailey said he answered without hesitation that he did not know anything.
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Popular Magazine
The Actress Ideal Fat Parts Exchange
The dialogue shows an exchange about beauty and weight in theater. He remarks that stage people seek fat parts, while she notes personal weight gain. The quip reflects attitudes toward body image in acting.
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New York Telegraph
If He Bets
A pithy Chicago Record-Herald remark notes that a man who is always positive he is right loses many bets reflecting overconfidence.
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Chicago Record-Herald
Confession in Love Mixed with Baseball Thoughts
A beauty questions Charles about love, he admits affection yet confesses thoughts stray to baseball now and then in a light hearted exchange cited by the Washington Herald.
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Charles
Washington Herald
A Case of the Horrors
A Cleveland Plain Dealer item portrays a character Mooney Wag who claims he sees things described as stacks of soap and loads of bath tubs, implying a quirky or humorous mental episode without graphic detail. The brief exchange centers on Mooney Wag’s odd perceptions and others’ reactions to them.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Tammany Leader Opposes O Gorman At Baltimore Convention
Tammany leaders in New York oppose Charles F Murphy’s backing of Judge Alton B Parker for temporary chairman at the Democratic convention in Baltimore while Senator James A O Gorman enjoys the support of a majority of Eastern Democrats.
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Tammany
New York
Charles F.murphy
Alton B. Parker
James A. O’gorman
Baltimore
O’gorman
Tragedy of the Stags Ends With Irony and Loss
An elderly actor seeks help from a theatrical agent after eight months without work. He trains an ostrich to turkey trot, hoping for a three figure salary, but the agent has nothing to offer. When booked, the actor reveals he has already eaten his partner, ending the tale with a grim punchline.
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Turkey
St. Louis Globe- Democrat
Chamberlains Liniment promise for sprained ankles
A sprained ankle may be cured in three to four days by applying Chamberlains Liniment and following directions on each bottle. For sale by all druggists. Also Swiss embroidery robes offered at a discount, Starry Goods Co. 232 E. Center advertises $5.00 robes for $3.49.
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Starry Goods Co
E. Center
G A R Encampment Travel Rates Listed For Coeur d Alene
June 23 and 24 via Oregon Short Line from Idaho and Oregon points for Idaho G A R Encampment at Coeur d Alene. See agents for rates and further particulars. Limit 5th. Utah Portland cement. Pocatello Coal Co. 241 N Main St.
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Coeur d'Alene
Uteh-Portland Cement
Pocatello Coal Co
Report of the Farmers & Traders Bank Pocatello Idaho 1912
The bank at Pocatello Idaho reports assets including loans and discounts 264698.68 and cash 18600.85. Liabilities show capital stock 100000 and deposits 6081.08 with savings and time certificates among items. Cashier Ezra J Merrill attests the figures as true. notary William B Jackson notarizes on June 22, 1912.
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Farmers & Traders Bank
Pocatello
Idaho
United States
Coscee
Savinus
State of Idaho
of Bannock
Farah, Merrill
Ezra J. Merrill
Zweigart Prices for the Following Week
LARD sells at 10 Ibs 1.15 5 Ib 0.85 3 Ib pail 0.65 Choice lard 10 Ibs 1.25 5 Ib 0.60 HAMS 16 cents per pound bacon 17 cents per pound BUTTER Ranch butter 25 cents creamery butter 30 cents Zweigart Bros Meat Market.
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Creamery
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