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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1903
Page
2
A fragment hints at a political clash or vote over local residents and a wall dispute. Readable names or places are illegible, but the item references an election related to a town wall issue and a heated public matter.
A New Hampshire judge issues an injunction to stop Kelliker's cows from approaching railroad tracks to reduce whistle noise disturbing residents. The order aims to curb cattle-warn whistle disturbances until higher court review.
The author argues that mob violence and lynching worsen crime, as predatory acts feed fear and provoke further brutality. Restraint through lawful processes by leading citizens strengthens respect for the law and reduces crime in the long run.
The New Yorker seal is noted as rarely true to New York, per the World which lists many names and birthplaces revealing that most artists poets authors actors and preachers originate outside New York and seldom are natives of the city.
The passage contrasts city life with farm living, arguing cities offer opportunity for raising capable boys but erode originality and birthright. It notes urban life floods senses with sights, limits thought, and favors selling scar ware over manufacturing it in the big city.
A Haerper writer argues women should blend morality of habit with principled living, noting habit proves more effective for women while urging men to adopt both. She praises humility in men and critiques distant, shelf-bound male principles, urging shared progress toward integrated behavior.
Selections of verse fragments and literary lines touch on returning home and memory. The pieces weave rural imagery of Ané, stable doors, hickory nuts, and wind with reflections on cities and spiritual duty. Various authors cited include B. Kiser, Westminster Gazette, East of Asia Magazine, and Eugene F. Ware.
An old notice promotes laxative syr eps and related products as gentle for women and kids. It claims the Mesy Pill does not purge or grip, promising easy relief without weakening. Sold by Temple Pharmacy and H H Whittlesey in Houston Texas.
A letter from Robert B Wastes of Salem Missouri describes long kidney trouble five years with illness and failed remedies. He credits Wine lighted Stlor’s Kidney Cure and two bottles with a complete cure and regained health at Bena’s Drug Store.
A fragmented excerpt blends poetry on love perception and wonder with rural reminiscences. It juxtaposes Charlotte Becker’s musings on art and sight with lyrical lines about fields, corn shocks, buckwheat blossoms, ripe apples, and faith, invoking a sense of memory and place.
An advertisement for Kodo Dyspepsia Care by H H Whittesey promotes a stomach health remedy claiming better digestion and overall wellness for those unhappy with their meals.
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