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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1905
Page
2
The Daily Tribune states it is delivered every evening in Pocatello Idaho and asks readers to report complaints at the office. It notes its second class mail status and postal entry in Pocatello Idaho.
The San Francisco Examiner reports a voice of old Nehogatoff cautioning about staying in Japan. He notes fine airs and learning to use guns, and hints at Tsarskoe-Selo possible demands if recalled.
A critical item from Boise attackers the Governor’s pet issue and the editorial chaos at the Capital News and Evening Bulletin. The piece alleges editors and reporters are influenced by unnamed figures and pursuit of sensational stunts.
The sixteenth invitation urges West's people to participate in a forthcoming congress to be held in Portland next August. Business leaders are asked to take an interest and delegates will be appointed to attend the convention. Portland's mayor will welcome attendees and speak on the city's hospitality.
In a fragmented note East Coast printers reference a strange scene with nine devils and a guide to making good tea. The garbled text mentions Schilling and a cage, hinting at a curious historical item in a newspaper page.
A disjointed report describes a local plan to arrange another program after a six at home event. The article hints at community reactions, newspaper interest, and potential repeat performances tied to Trane Mississippi and local figures Jawin and Clark.
A government commission plans a study of adopting Retono style in Japanese, with Rasere as adviser. A prominent member arrives to pursue inquiries on script changes while discussions note Chinese characters and scripts adapted over time. The article comments on Japan’s linguistic modernization amid international contact.
A lengthy despatch discusses the Swedish throne and its founder Jean Bernadotte, later Charles XIV John, tracing origins to Napoleon era. It notes Bernadotte’s rise from French marshal to heir and king in 1818, and references shifts within the royal household.
A promotional notice argues that many female complaints stem from kidney and bladder issues and that Dean's Kidney Pills can help. Testimonial from Mrs. E. Burnett of 152 1st Avenue claims relief from back pain and kidney strain after one box, with further purchases cited. Foster-Milburn Co, Buffalo, NY, sells the remedy in the United States for 50 cents per box.
A fragment notes the onesty founded by M ieradate was four dese ylars old, mentioning Kax.
A playful note suggests a grocer will return your money if you do not debit it. The line riffs on a customer service promise and a humorous take on refunds.
An advertisement touts Newbro’s Herpicide as the only hair product that destroys the dandruff germ and stops irritation. It claims other “just as good” preparations fail and urges readers to buy from druggists or by mail order from The Herpicide Co Detroit Mich with Mrs A L Cook as special agent.
An ad promotes fresh daily sausage made from selected beef and pork with no excess herbs. It offers home delivery at 1240 and provides contact for orders through J. H. Hardesty at Peoples Market, 152 North Arthur Avenue.
Local storefront displays advertise salts priced at $12.50 with a nod to the Clothier shop nearby. The brief note notes location toward the north area and invites readers to view the window for details.
An advertisement touts Ballard’s Horehound Syrup for coughs colds and related illnesses with a testimonial from Mrs Joe McGrath Hutchinson Kansas and mentions prices of 50 cents and 1.00. The copy also promotes Herbine and repeated doses of Horehound Syrup suitable for whooping cough asthma bronchitis and consumption.
An ad from Pierce & Gray Real Estate promotes rental rooms at 309 West Center Street. The copy mentions multiple rooms for rent and inquiries for details on availability and pricing.
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