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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1912
Page
4
The Pocatello Tribune announces its publication frequency and delivery terms. It notes edition options including semi weekly and daily, with pricing for one year half year three months and one month. It invites readers to report complaints at the office and confirms mail classification.
An editorial from the Salt Lake Herald Republican argues against substituting principle with individualism in selecting law administrators. It claims progress relies on defined principles, not personalities, praising Taft's platform and denouncing Roosevelt's experimental stance as a derailment of republican ideals.
The X Club, a dining group of famous scientists including Hooker Huxley and Tyndall, defies norms with no rules. Ro bert Spencer champions staying youthful through sport and humor as members indulge in critics scandals and wit ness talk while remaining in the club as long as possible.
The Salt Lake Tribune reports Governor McGovern of Wisconsin proposed a temporary chairmanship move at the Republican national convention that would have disqualified 78 contested delegates to alter Taft Roosevelt math. His plan, seen as revolutionary, aimed to redraw the convention roster and provoke a mass vote overhaul.
A brief essay contrasts conversations of women and men. It suggests women in large female company are bored and talk little, while men speak more seriously and reasonably without women present.
A promotional notice claims Electric Bitters cure weakness and restore vigor. It asserts strong nerves, bright brain, rosy complexion, restful sleep, and energetic movement from pure blood and sound health, touting them as a universal female remedy. Price 50 cents at druggists.
A brief1920s styled ad claims Bucklen’s Arnica Salve heals a range of injuries from burns and cuts to boils and ulcers. It asserts it helps those hurt in a Fourth of July incident and offers the product at 25 cents from druggists.
A quip on patriotism and love of country notes that true devotion may be hidden by staying home. The piece compares spring to winter, suggesting meaningful works arise from hardship and freedom’s value grows in confinement. Heine’s words frame liberty as a prison flower.
LARD Special price on lard and smoked meats. Compound lard 10 lbs. 1.15, 5 lbs. 0.60, 3 lb. pail 0.35. Choice lard 10 lb. 1.25, 5 lb. 0.65, 3 lb. 0.40. HAMS 16 cents per pound, bacon 17 cents per pound. BUTTER Rated butter 25 cents. Zweigart Bros Meat Market.
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