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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1908
Page
3
Tonight and Tuesday cloudy with possible showers. Yesterday’s high 62 and low 35, mean 48. Today at 6 am 52, total precip 0. From Jan 1, precip 4.09, below normal 2.12. Sunshine total 11:56, possible 14:44. William Bell, Observer.
McCammon resident H C Harkness registered at Bannock today while L G Bradley proprietor of the Montpelier Examiner is in the city on business. Deputies and officials including Bob Lewis and William Bryan visited Oxford and Boise on assignments. Local social notes report weddings, vacations, and Elks dances as well as a rich strike near Mackay and a baby birth for Frank Watson's family.
Today and tomorrow at the Orpheum theater the Great Passion Play returns as the era’s top moving picture attraction. Rev Mr Smith of the Episcopal church will explain scenes on the canvas tonight and tomorrow for added interest as crowds pack the house to view the production once more.
An advertisement touts Allen's Foot-Ease promising instant relief for swollen feet blisters corns and sore spots. It claims one size smaller shoes become comfortable and offers a free trial package and corn pad sample via Allen S. Olmsted Le Roy NY.
Colds that linger into spring drain the body and nerves and may lead to illness. Foley's Honey and Tar quickly stops the cough and expels the cold. Temple Pharmacy endorses its safe, certain results.
Advertisement states War With Japan could not cause as many cripples as rheumatism but claims Ballard's Snow Liniment can relieve all aches and pains if used on affected parts morning and night. Item for sale by Mrs. A. L. Cook.
County notices warrants Nos. 65 through 81 dated April 16 1908 will be paid with interest to date of call upon presentation at the treasurer Jubi a M Sullivan May 16 190s. Plenty of wheat at Nielson and Sons. An ad urging kidney health with Foley's Kidney Remedy and Vakey's Kidney Remedy appears.
A Pocatello reader touts Deans Kidney Pills as relief for back pain and kidney ills. Mrs. A H Martin of 941 No Harrison Ave testifies they gave prompt relief and she recommends them as a kidney tonic. Sold by Moburn Co Buffalo NY agents for United States at 60 cents.
A Temple advertisement warns that coughs and colds can lead to pneumonia or consumption and promotes Foley's Honey and Tar as a cure and preventive remedy. It cautions against substitutes.
The weekly list shows unclaimed letters at the Pocatello Idaho office including gents Alten Brown Budd Barry Bailey Brown Brady Connell Compton Criswell Disney Emerson Falkner Flynn Hunt Harrington Hamile Jones Jacobs Koontz Kelly Ligier Lindsey Laggart Mullin Maxwell Morris Rose Robertson Richardson Rownay Shire and Young. ladies Brennan Clemmings Deckson Miller O Brine Phillips Patterson Paxton Schroeder. Call for these by advertised date or they go to the dead letter office. Francis Ball P M.
A minister described as a precise wordsmith in a notable sermon pleads for awakening in the congregation. He asks the Lord to grant new eyes to see and new impulse to act, invoking Webster or Worcester to spur fevered activity.
An advertisement promises a one day cure for colds using LAXABIVE BROMO Quinine Tablets. Druggists refund money if it fails. Box bears E. W. Grove’s signature. Price is 25 cents.
A promotional line from DAILY TRIBUNE touts Yellowstone as a preferred drink choice, noted with a bold slogan and monthly pricing reference of 5M per month in the advertisement.
The speaker rejects harmful animals and evils but acknowledges human flaws. He muses that the world is God’s, not his, and contemplates why creatures bear witness to his own nature. The piece ends with the word Exchange as a possible thematic cue.
Mr. Comrox quips that every enjoyable band performance makes him worry it lacks classical worth for the money. The remark surfaces in a Washington Star snippet about assessing musical value and genre standards.
A dialogue hints at Cashman’s wealth and his wife and daughters providing needed information. The exchange suggests family members may influence or supply data in a seemingly humorous or pointed manner.
A brief quoted exchange from New York Life depicts a child facing a bath as a weekly ritual. The line highlights a parent child moment about chores and discipline.
A humorous line of a diligent accountant notes that with nothing else to do he lifts his eyes upward, highlighting his devotion to the profession in a wry, lighthearted manner.
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