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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1908
Page
2
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The Spokane Chronicle describes Guatemala's president Cabrera as between two fires. A revolutionary party forms at home and an assassination attempt adds danger. Mexico's ire grows over foreign relations, leaving the United States pressed to mediate like a nurse or kindergarten teacher.
The article argues that society shields men from debasement while elevating women to purity. It cites the alleged involvement of Mrs. Gordon with counterfeiters and a shooting at Marshfield, noting the shock of a woman implicated in crime once deemed male domain.
Two Utah Wool Growers Association delegates studied eastern markets and warehousing options with Boston merchants and a National docks warehouse. Aimed to store and hold 3 to 5 million pounds of this year's Utah clip for a better sale, pending growers' approval.
The Salt Lake Republican discusses Woodrow Wilson as Princeton president and a Democrat, arguing true rock-ribbed Democrats would reject him. It cites his stance on democracy and suggests Old Line Democrats oppose his views, implying backlash from loyal followers.
The piece contrasts Wilson's flexible view of constitutional limits with the traditional Republican stance that the 1787 document embodies enduring wisdom. It argues that if Wilson persuades Democratic allies, he could shift the party toward Republican practice and its view that time creates new duties.
The Blackfoot Optimist lauds James H. Brady as a gubernatorial candidate, praising his intrepidity and vast Idaho enterprise. It credits him with state development, investor influence, and aiding homeseekers to stay in Idaho and build a community of interests.
Idaho Industrial Training School invites sealed bids by Tuesday June 9, 1908 at 1 PM for a 40 by 70 foot two story brick wing to the administration building. Bids for plumbing and steam heating and excavating excluded. Deposit $200 with bid. rejection right reserved. Address bids to Mrs F A Pyke, Secretary, St Anthony Idaho.
The above named company appeared before a fair-sized house. The performance was creditable with excellent dancing, the best in Lead for months. Nine people are in the company and they keep busy. Attendees left well satisfied.
Charles F. Budahn of Tracy California says the luckiest day of his life was buying Bucklen's Arnica Salve. He claims two ice boxes cured years of itching piles when other treatments failed under a bold guarantee at Ferguson Jenking Drug Co. in Pocatello and McCammon.
An advertisement asserts that one third of people would suffer rheumatism if tomorrow came but can be relieved instantly by Ballard's Snow Liniment. It promises quick pain relief and renewed suppleness, sold by Mrs. A. L. Cook.
Beeds seeds and garden supplies advertised in bulk including Sonora spring dry land seed and corn cowpeas. Contact 1218 2nd Ave phone 47-Red. REUBELMANN and BON promote farm and garden products for farmers and homes.
An advertisement for a home remedy product called Laxative Bromide Tablets by E. W. Grove promises to cure a cold in one take. Druggists refund money if it fails. boxes bear Grove’s signature and are sold in quantities of 250.
Poem by John Dunlop in Scots dialect implores lover not to question faith or glance at others. The speaker pledges honesty and fears heartbreak if trust breaks. A plaintive rural lyric touching love and fidelity set in a Scottish town.
Poem celebrating British naval valor and steadfast sailors. Refrains promise glory for Blake and Nelson, noting Britannia’s strength and the ocean as home. The piece envisions future feasts honoring seafaring heroes and the end of wartime storms.
A lyrical fragment portrays a speaker drawn to beauty and a sprite met by night in a haunted glen. The speaker and the sprite share a bond through allure, yet upon sight’s return the gaze shifts, and the pursuing winds cannot outrun the spell.
A district school scene unfolds as Willam Willith is caught kissing Thathanna Peathe after Susanna hints at it. The master calls him to account while a bashful Will is marched from class, with the tale ending in a confession of unintended mischief and a childlike apology. William Pitt Palmer.
State of Ohio Toledo Lucas County sworn affidavit by Frank J. Cheney senior partner of F. J. Cheney & Co. offers $100 for each case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Notices sworn December 6 1886. Ad touts internal medicine effect on blood and mucous surfaces and urges orders from druggists. Bold claim includes testimonials and mentions Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Fragmentary catalog note shows Kane's Grocery advertising eastern hams priced at 130 per pound. Also mentions a lumber business and a slang phrase about coal and seer, but details are unclear.
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