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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1912
Page
7
A devotional verse piece expresses gratitude to the Virgin, seeks mercy, and reflects on a priest’s life of service. The author recounts sowing sacred seed, saving many at the Font, comforting the poor, and asking for cleansing mercy despite human flaws. He vows to stand with Mary at the cross and to pursue mercy through prayer.
The Daily Hint notes a blue crepe meteor dress featuring oye and buttonholes with buttons of the material, an embroidered red belt, and an attractive Qeeve with cuff finish.
A brisk verse excerpt praising sunny days and small lively figures. It contrasts a vaulter and a housekeeper as two bright, earthy presences bringing warmth and quiet joy across seasons. The poem celebrates nature, family, and simple pleasures.
A general advertisement touts Ely's Cream Balm for catarrh and cold symptoms with claim of instant relief. It describes cleansing and healing the membranes, stopping discharge, and allowing natural breathing within minutes. The product is advertised as mercury free and easy to apply.
A teen Miss Jane Barlow sent verses to Cornhill Magazine but faced a harsh rejection. A later reading reveals the editor originally hoped to publish her work, easing mortification with a kinder interpretation. An unrelated ad then promotes Cham berlain's Tablets for gentle relief.
A compact collection of quotes on nonsense from Emerson George Eliot and Talleyrand. The lines reflect views on how society treats nonsense and its role in achievement and wit.
A vintage advertisement depicts a policeman and crowd with harsh words and a claim that Dr King’s New Life Pills relieve bowel congestion without aggression. The copy promises gentle persuasion of the bowels and health benefits, selling 25 cents per package at druggists.
Pocatello Coal Co located at 241 N Main St advertises Black Hawk and Rock Springs coal in a Tribune Wanted notice seeking buyers and quick delivery.
The city extends the cash payment deadline for special sewer assessments to March 29 1912 after confusion over the law. Delinquent payers incur interest. bond issuance will proceed after that date. Payments accepted at Farmers & Traders Bank per Mayor J M Bistline.
W J Prater informs that remodeling of the studio is finished and the business is open for operations. This notice marks the official restart of services from the studio location.
An ad touts attaching an America Beauty Iron to a lamp socket to heat a room without a fire. It promises the iron works while it heats and heats while it works and urges callers to try one. It also offers electrical repairs and fast, low prices with prompt service.
At 248 West Center Street the Book Store Pharmacy invites customers with the motto Where Everybody Goes and lists Bell 228 Red Ind 228 as contact figures for the store.
Special price on lard and smoked meats. Compound lard 10 Ibs 1.15, 5 lb 0.60, 3 lb pail 0.35. Choice lard 10 lb 1.25, 5 lb 0.65, 3 lb 0.40. Hams 0.16 per lb, bacon 0.17 per lb. Ranch butter 0.25, creamery butter 0.30.
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