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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1914
Page
4
A Pocatello Tribune opinion notes that lies in smaller towns hurt business and warns against complex holding company schemes. It argues honesty pays, as public trust suffers from deceit and simpler business forms aid clearer, quicker stock sales.
The piece argues that excessive government laws depress world commerce. It cites England Germany France Brazil Mexico Australia Canada and the United States as examples where regulation and policy shifts have crippled business. It warns that tariff and money-law shocks plus aggressive reforms cripple recovery and leave millions unemployed.
An experienced metropolitan attorney warned that half of business men he knows are dishonest and another half would wink at crooked profit. He cited flaws in railroad and corporate finance as a reason for distrust in the stock market.
The article extols outdoor life for girls and women, praising health, vigor, and a bond with nature. It contrasts Western and Eastern lifestyles, notes women can be adept in hunting or observing, and concludes with a jab about Idaho lacking poetic scenery.
The Kooskia Mountaineer notes Borah remains unmoved by Colonel homecoming and party effort. It says no Bull Mooser will attempt to bluff him on Republican splits as he continues sniping for leverage.
A Chicago Tribune reflection on American slang notes the appeal of phrases like bean and get his goat, but condemns the phrase I should worry as demoralizing. It argues the line between humor and irresponsibility, warning that repeated use may erode youth reliability and foster a careless code of conduct.
E E Calvin succeeds W H Bancroft as general manager as Salt Lake transfers accelerate. Pocatello becomes central HQ for the Short Line and Harriman network with new superintendents and reorganized telegraph and transport posts. Whitney and Manson rise to top posts, tracing careers from telegraph operator to executive.
Gentry Bros trained animal exhibition returns to Pocatello with two performances on Wednesday June 24 at 2 and 8 pm. A big free street parade starts at 10:30 am. Tickets reduced to 25 cents for the day.
An optical ad promotes eye health and needle threading advice. It lists E LeRoy Harrison, optometrist, at Harrison Optical Co with reference to dates or numbers J 22 25 27.
Mrs. F A Hood of Burrows Indiana reports Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy a positive cure for cramps and summer complaint. For sale by all druggists. Adv.
For rent a desirable modern room at 754 North Arthur. Contact 455 Black by phone for details and availability.
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