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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1908
Page
5
The Bannock hotel announces the opening of its bowling alley and basement billiard and pool rooms. A series of local items follow including hospital surgeries and community events with residents such as Miss Maggie Gilmore and others noted in Boise and Pocatello.
The patient consulted Division Surgeon W A Wright who X rayed the hand and found a steel piece at the seat of injury. An operation followed and Schultz is today blessing the wonders of modern surgery.
The Pocatello Trades and Labor Council thanks the public for support at the October 16 musicale at the Auditorium. Proceeds were sent to the D. and R. G. strikers, their wives and children, with repayment hoped through continued generosity. Hot Boudson at Holmes & Co. and Roland Grill ad lines appear in the notice.
A farmer on Rural Route 2, Empire Georgia, W A Floyd touts Bucklen's Arnica Salve curing two severe sores on his hand and leg claiming it worth its weight in gold. He would mortgage the farm to obtain it. Available for 25 cents at Ferguson Jenkins drug stores in Pocatello and McCammon.
Pickles Etc brings in a fresh shipment including sweet sour and dill pickles sauerkraut mincemeat chow chow pickled onions and olives from Zweigart Bros expanding local pantry options for home cooks.
A parade of travelers visits Pocatello with many guests at the Bannock and the Pacific hotels. Notables include J L Jones from Moscow, J Hartman from Salt Lake, L McClear from Coeur d Alene City, and A Bartel from Howe Ida, plus business and legal figures like District Judge Budge, A M Bowen, and G M Fraser on official duties.
Urges readers to register promptly to be eligible to vote and participate in upcoming elections. Emphasizes that registration is a prerequisite for casting a ballot.
The notice touts Wade's Bakery selling a five cent loaf as a replacement for grocers offering a three to five cent loaf. It emphasizes Bnei weight and promotes WADE'S BAKERY.
Mrs Ada L Croom of Vaughn Mississippi credits Dr King s New Discovery with curing a severe cough and suspected consumption after months of illness. She praises its worldwide fame and notes availability at Ferguson Jenkins drug stores with trial bottles free. Prices are 6 cents and 1.00.
Cold weather advice warns coughs and colds can lead to pneumonia or pulmonary troubles if neglected. Recommends Ballard's Horehound Syrup as the standard cure of America and preventive for lung diseases. Mrs. A. L. Cook markets the remedy at 50 cents to 1.00 per bottle.
Frankfurters and sauerkraut featured as a specialty at ZWEL GART BROS. The shop promotes its pairing of hot dogs with pickled cabbage as a signature offering.
A fragment from the Trib page touts a slogan about a typewriter with ribbons and car accessories, presenting a promotional tone and biased emphasis on the “best there is” without clear details or context.
A dainty observer notes and records, from a seat near the serving room, the squabbles and remarks of toying waitresses and the guests. The transcripts capture tempered humor, odd grievances, and the contrast between quiet diners and lively service staff.
London Telegraph notes that paste and glass imitations of most precious stones cannot be distinguished from diamonds by non experts. Only emeralds cat's eye opal resist and require tests. Durability and hardness determine true value, while modern art in artificial stones rivals natural gems for decoration.
A terse note reports receipt of kraut mincemeat chow chow mixed goods. Items listed include kraut and chow chow. Quantity and destination details are unclear in the fragment.
Sir John Herschel and Charles Babbage sparked early motion ideas in 1826 by showing both sides of a shilling via a mirror and a spinning coin. Experiments with thaumotrope and zoetrope demonstrated persistence of vision underpinning later film. Muybridge produced first systematic interval photographs in 1877, recording motion.
The New York American notes that petroleum was used in building mortars in Nineveh and Babylon forty centuries ago to improve cohesion and water resistance. It cites clear traces in ruins and mentions petroleum springs near ancient Babylon as an early supply source.
An interior safe in a New York Bank strong room trapped a locksmith when a time lock kept the vault door shut until morning. He opened a manhole to breathe, then slept on a pillow of dollar bags until the vault could be opened.
A light look at Buenos Aires markets where shoppers spend freely without weight or quality concerns. Citizens with plentiful means buy vegetables in piles and simply request meat by chunk, paying the listed price and leaving content.
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