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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1914
Page
7
A housewife describes a methodical daily routine that streamlines chores. She empties and moves items between floors, tidies kitchen and dining spaces, schedules meals, and uses a chair system to stage items for cleaning. She emphasizes planning, efficiency, and keeping a household orderly without overwork.
How to make small cake boxes at home using white crinkled paper and tiny white paper flowers with a satin bow. Boxes are wrapped in waxed paper and ready at little cost. Also notes on warming wrapped bread and removing paint from white goods with warm milk.
Humorist Homer Croy was visited by Frank L. Smith who sold a 3,000 word story to a magazine. Smith offered Croy a $50 advance with a quirky contract promising Croy would receive any extra if the sale paid more, or keep silent if paid less. The tale ends with Croy noting he earned $185 for the yarn in New York World. Discouragement follows as a life lesson.
During the Boston street car strike a few years ago conductors ran the cars while men refused to operate them, revealing tensions between workers and management.
A Brookline woman asks a driver if the De Swel hotel is on his route. The conductor grins and replies he cannot afford it, then starts the car toward Boston, leaving her astonished. The moment highlights casual courtesy and social gap.
A bachelor's disdain for women surfaces when he meets Miss Blank, who mocks his crush by showing a photo of him to her. He discovers the ruse, realizes the joke, and parts ways. London Scraps follows with a court-side quip about justice and lingering cases.
An excerpt of William Motherwell’s verse speaks of steadfast courage in battle and the fate of heroes. The lines praise martial virtue and readiness to face death for the fayrest of the land.
A New York Times excerpt portrays a Great City boarding house romance. A poor woman at meals and a lonely man invent friends to fit the dining image. They meet at a cheap restaurant, confess their deceit, and admit they have been “dining with friends.”
J A Carahoff, electrician, advertises fixing lamps fixtures irons supplies or wiring at 355 E Center phone 133 J. Also notes merry go round at corner North Arthur and Clark streets in an advertising blurb.
Advertiser claims Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh, a constitutional disease, by acting on blood and mucous surfaces. Offers $100 reward for proof of failure to cure. Chester A. Cheney & Co of Toledo, Ohio advertise and state pills aid constipation.
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