Missionaries from the South Pacific visit Pocatello on way home
A group of ten South Pacific Mission missionaries led by J. W. Linford and wife from Bear Lake County passed through Pocatello en route to Salt Lake. They return from four years in New Zealand with a native woman Mere Whaanga who will settle in America. Other travelers included R. G. Williams John C. Sorenson D. M. Taylor L. Larsen J. A. Cartwright and Charles Lallatin who visited Samoa. Carl T. Freeze and Walter L. Stephens of Salt Lake also paused in Portland and will soon return to Zion city.
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South Pacific
Pocatello
Salt Lake
J. W. Linford
Bear Lake County
New Zealand
Mere Wha-anga
America
TROUT SPAWN GATHERING FOR STATE HATCHERY
Chief Deputy state game warden B T Livingston travels from Rea in Fremont county to collect trout spawn from the north fork of Snake river for Hay Spur hatchery in Blaine county. He plans to haul about 50 000 spawn, kept on ice, to the hatchery quickly, with a 45 mile rail and rig journey from Spencer.
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B. T. Livingston
Rea
Fremont County
North Fork
Snake River
Hay Spur
Blaine County
Livingston
Spencer
Shot Gun Creek
Island Park
Dottie Moore Survives Suicide Attempt
Dottie Moore, once in a perilous condition after attempting to shoot herself Sunday night, is now practically out of danger at Pocatello General Hospital. Doctors W F Howard J H Bean and C B Steely report cautious optimism though peritonitis remains a remote risk.
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Dottie Moore
Pocatello General Hospital
W. F. Howard
Students on a junket from Colorado School of Mines
A northbound No 10 train carried 57 Mines students from Denver homeward after a Montana tour. Drs Trapha gan Patton and Professors Hoskins Smith and Cronin led the party visiting Butte Anaconda Great Falls smelters and will inspect further properties in the state.
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Colorado School of Mines
Denver
Montana
Drs. Traphagan
Patton
Hoskins, Smith and Cronin
Embryo
Butte
Anaconda
Great Falls
Adams Must Stand Trial in Colorado
Telluride May 13 District Judge Shackelford over ruled a plea in abatement by Steve Adams lawyers to quash the indictment for the murder of Arthur Collins, mine manager. Adams is expected to appear today to plead as a motion for a change of venue is decided. Prosecution hints witnesses absent may delay trial this term.
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Telluride
Colo
Shackelford
Steve Adams
Arthur Collins
Adams
Curious Materials in Early Wedding Rings
Curiosities of wedding rings include rushes used in early rings and improvised rings cut from a glove finger or a visiting card. Historical records mention brass and iron rings, curtain rings, and even door keys pressed into service for weddings.
Not likely to enlist in a Scottish regiment
A Dundee Advertiser quip has a young recruit preferring a lunatic asylum to joining a Scottish regiment. The recruiting sergeant replies that he already suspected the man would feel more at home there.
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Dundee Advertiser
Child Feels Bored as Charley Pinafore Recovers
A childhood scene shows Tommy moping at home and deferring play with Charley Pinafore who is reportedly not well enough yet after yesterday's visit, highlighting everyday domestic mood of concern and routine activity.
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Tommy
Charley Pinafore
The Wise Boy and the Fresh Milk Question
A teacher asks where to store fresh milk in heat. The boy replies to keep it in the cow, speaking from a country holiday memory.
Of Course I am the very first you have loved Bertha
A witty exchange quoted from the London Opinion features Bertha and a dismissive suitor. The banter mocks male predictability as the man asserts ownership while Bertha brushes off the question with sardonic humor.
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Bertha
London
Wild Eyed Man Demands A Crowded Dose In Doctor Tale
Dialogue shows a wild eyed man pressing a druggist for instant relief insisting on a bottle as large as a cask while the pharmacist asks for size and the man repeats bottle and twina in a humorous illustrated scene.
Why He Waited Watcher Stares as Shoemaker Works
A mysterious man in a department store shoemaking exhibit watches the bench worker load tacks into a shoe. After a store detective questions him, the man insists he is simply waiting to see what happens if the shoemaker sneezes with a mouthful of tacks.
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Philadelphia Record
Foley's Kidney Remedy Marketed for Kidney and Bladder Support
The ad urges taking Foley's Kidney Remedy at first signs of danger to correct irregularities and strengthen kidneys and bladder, promoted by Temple Pharmacy.
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Bright
Foley
Temple Pharmacy
Memoir Anecdote of an Governor and an Execution
In Exsérting Baath Bentenes Prince Upussov recalls an acquaintance Von Rohren a kind man who recounts a grim incident at a Jewish criminal's execution The man remained barely alive due to a beard shielding consciousness The doctor predicted revival in five minutes Rohren chose to bury him quickly before consciousness returned spreading a deadly dilemma
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Upussov
von Rohren
Rohren
Two Clever Answers About Fathers Occupations
A southern planter reply fools curious boarding house women who press about a father's business. A visiting actress, when asked in London about her father’s trade as a letter carrier, says he is a man of letters, a witty parallel highlighted by the Pittsburg Leader.
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London
Pittsburg
The Mystique of 4 A.M Sleep and Survival
The piece notes 4 a.m. as a frail moment when people near death may wake or pass. It claims ammonia can revive a life just as the clock strikes 4 and describes sleep depth from evening to dawn. The text emphasizes the vulnerability of this hour and the tendency to sleep through it.
Habitual Offender System Debuts in New South Wales
A new NSW policy disciplines habitual criminals with a fixed term plus an indeterminate term. After serving the definite term and maintaining good conduct, the inmate advances grades with increasing concessions, earns wages for family support or self use, and may be released after a year's probation under modified restraint, per a ministerial advisory committee.
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New South Wales
Cough Remedy Promises Serious Results Prevention
Foley's Honey and Tar is advertised to cure obstinate coughs and colds and to prevent serious results from pneumonia or consumption. Temple Pharmacy promotes the product and warns against substitutes.
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Foley
Temple Pharmacy
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