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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1905
Page
2
The Daily Tribune is delivered every evening by carrier in Pocatello. All complaints of whatsoever nature should be made at the office at once. Entered at the post office at Pocatello Idaho for transmission through the mails as second class matter.
The American paper notes discontent over injecting new methods into schools. It cites Minnesota's 1904 reform requiring reading writing spelling and English proficiency for admission and graduation. It warns against neglecting basic skills like spelling and arithmetic while embracing trendy programs.
President Benjamin Ide Wheeler of the University of California urged federal oversight not only of railways but also of insurance and divorce at Dartmouth College. He framed federal supervision as a necessary measure from a reform-minded scholar.
Knowledge Mook by A Rebilling & Company from San France explores how tea reveals deeper meanings beyond coffee, emphasizing patience and reflection in appreciating the beverage. The piece invites readers to savor nuances and cultivate a mindful tea experience.
The discussion questions the value of centralized federal control over divorce statutes and questions whether a federal court could improve enforcement. Supporters assume federal power is more effective, while critics argue judges and lawmakers share ordinary limits and state reforms may be more responsive to public sentiment.
A Idaho Falls special dated June 28 reports sixty five men are digging the sewer with Engineer Huntley confident the job will finish on time. A carload of pipe is due soon and the town is urged to push forward with water and sewer systems noting Pocatello trails behind.
The Nampa Leader-Herald notes a remark by Senator Dubois during a Fourth of July visit that critics say displayed anti Mormon sentiment. It claims the speech reflected long standing opposition to a local sugar factory and accuses him of poor taste while a guest in the city.
A Idaho opinion piece criticizes Senator Dubois for raising Mormon questions during a Nampa trip while praising local efforts to secure a sugar beet factory for Nampa. It argues citizens want business projects backed by any group, but insists standards of good citizenship remain intact despite the senator's stance.
An advertisement explains dandruff caused by a scalp germ weakens hair and crowns. It cites Newbro's Herpicide as a chemical solution that destroys the germ to prevent baldness. Sold by druggists with a 10c sample offer via The Herpicide Co Detroit Mich. Special Agent A L Cook.
J J Hubbard of Temple Texas praises Herbine in a March 22 1902 testimonial saying it relieves tiredness headaches rheumatic ailments and nervousness and improves health. The ad notes a 50 cent bottle price from Mrs A L Cook.
Davenport Iowa resident Mrs A L Cook shares a testimonial about Foley's Honey and Tar, claiming a one cent bottle cured her asthma after twelve years of illness and severe cold. Mrs Adolph Buesing also endorses the remedy from West Third Street Davenport Iowa.
The Colorado Midland promotes summer trips to Colorado and the East. It offers cheap rates, daylight views of scenic features, and a Pullman Observation sleeper on the Midland Route. Free pamphlets and descriptive books are available from L. F. Harding, general agent, 77 West Second South St., Salt Lake City.
An ad asserts orange juice has value as its juice only and that rind is useless. It compares wheat hulls to non edible portions and promotes California Wheatine flaked wheat cereal sold by grocers, attributed to the Pacific Cereal Association in San Francisco.
A catalog of property listings includes 5 room houses on two lots with lights for 1200, 3 and 4 room homes with outbuildings from 400 to 1500, 100 acre patented farm with house and water, 226 acre sheep ranch with leases, a 49 room hotel with modern amenities and monthly rental, and various vacant lots and commercial properties priced from 70 to 14000. Inquiries requested for details.
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