Pocatello Tribune Details Delivery and Rates
The Pocatello Tribune Inc publishes the Daily Tribune in Pocatello Idaho with AP dispatch reuse. It is delivered every evening and Sunday morning by carrier or mail at 20 cents weekly or eight dollars annually, with Sunday only at two dollars and fifty cents per year.
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Saints and Martyrs Draw Prayer for Unity of Faith
A devotional line from Ephesians 4 11 13 lists roles in the church apostles prophets evangelists pastors and teachers aimed at building up the saints to unity in faith and knowledge of Christ. A prayer asks God to grant grace to follow in the noble army of saints and martyrs.
Sullivan Family Tops City Directory Listings In Butte Montana
A new city directory shows the Sullivan family leading with 526 names in Butte Montana. The Johnsons rank second with 251 and the Smiths third with 230, prompting notes on name spellings and family origins across the community.
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Brain control eyed as key to obesity by Dr Wilder
Dr Russell Wilder of the University of Chicago proposes that brain factors, possibly in the midbrain, govern weight and energy use, with calories playing a lesser role. Until the mechanism is understood, dieters must rely on diets, despite hopeful claims of future insight.
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Time and Matter Recedes as Space Takes Focus in Theory
An elite lecture argues time and matter are less real than space, with eclipse science illustrating this shift. The Oct observation tracks a solar eclipse across Niuafoou and Nurakita, Samoa, and Australia as officials from the navy and foundations plan joint expeditions.
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Carnegie Institute
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Mark the Streets Improve Street Sign Installation Plan
The Tribune notes that better street sign installation will boost mail delivery in parts of the city. Currently one delivery occurs due to missing signs. with adequate signs the post office promises double daily deliveries. The paper urges prompt street marking to aid carriers residents businesses and visitors navigating blocks from the business center.
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Teach Children Unselfishness for Shared Joy
The piece urges teaching children unselfishness as a path to personal and material gains. Sharing broadens vision, invites goodwill, and returns kindness many times over. It emphasizes teaching kids to help others in school, crafts, and talents, linking generosity to lasting happiness.
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Burgess Bedtime Tales Revealing Jerry Muskrat's Pride
A Burgess bedtime tale follows Jerry Muskrat learning he has a family and facing the truth of coatless babies in his nest. The misadventure leaves him humbled and pondering pride as he contemplates his new brood. The story closes with a brief newsy update about unrelated local notices and a Kansas highway department drive on truck size and load compliance.
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Perha
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Tuberculosis Germ Discovery and Koch’s Postulates
A historical note highlights Robert Koch and the tubercle bacillus marking a turning point in medicine. It explains Koch’s discovery in 1882, the difficulty of culturing the acid fast bacillus, and how understanding the germ reduced deaths from tuberculosis to under one fifth in fifty years.
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Minnie Maddern Fiske Advocates Humane Trapping
The actress and animal welfare advocate travels for the 8. P. C. A. and distributes literature on humane trapping. She avoids fur, relies on a stylist for stage attire, and once wore veils in public. Born in New England, she remains dedicated to the theater and animal protection.
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New York
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Golf Health Boosts for Caddies, Flo Says
A playful quote from Flo asserts golf aids health and shows caddies as strong and sturdy. Report by Gettier.
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Mrs Fiske a Private Force in Theater Circles
Orleans December 19 1865. Minnie Fiske famed actress matures from child prodigy to star. She will not act unless Harrison Grey Fiske directs and rejects taller women for roles. Known for charity toward animals and seclusion living in Adirondacks and Long Island. Close friend Harvard professor Copeland and two honorary degrees.
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