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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1922
Page
4
A poem in dialect voice about a devout man fearing judgment and dream of heaven’s mansions. The speaker prays to rise higher yet worries he will burn or be placed in a cabin at the gate, while the world seems forgiving and friendly, and a local paper quips about legislature knowledge.
The article rebuts Lady Astor’s New York banquet speech claiming the United States refuses to aid bleeding humanity. It argues Hughes asserted American rights in Mesopotamia against Britain and notes U S aid to Armenians despite European efforts to manage the Armenian issue. It concludes the United States need not join a grand inquiry into Armenian atrocities.
Carrie suffers a fall and stays with Helen and Warren as her demands strain the household. Helen endures through Carrie's needs while Warren finances high priced comforts, drawing Helen into a conflict over Carrie's care. He comforts Helen, and she yields to stay.
A tale of aquatic creatures debating life on land. Climbing Perch vows to explore beyond the meadow while Water Spider and others voice envy and caution. Yellow Patch secretly follows, slipping onto the bank with startling speed.
Yellow Perch explores a meadow with bright flowers and meets Mr Black Ant. A sudden chase by a cow begins when Yellow Perch realizes she is lost, but Mr Turtle intervenes with a nudge. The perky tale ends with Yellow Perch glad the dream isn’t real.
Among the oldest twins in the United States are Mrs. Mary J. Reet and Mrs. Nancy J. Taylor living together at Pittsburg Kansas who celebrate their 82nd birthday on Christmas Day.
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