College Education Odds and Ends for Pocatello Graduates
The Tribune urges Pocatello high school graduates to consider continuing education at the University of Idaho Southern Branch. It argues a college degree offers cultural growth and broader life understanding rather than guaranteed financial gain, and urges careful planning before dropping out. The piece notes the new university branch presents an opportunity for minimum-cost higher learning in the city.
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Fourth Estate Origin Discussed by Vizetelly in Journal
R Frank H. Vizetelly argues against Burke as the source of the phrase fourth estate for the press gallery. He cites Macauley in 1828 noting the reporters as a new estate and traces earlier usage to Lord Falkland’s era, while Carlyle and Parkes Cadman linked it to Burke.
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Burke
Associated Press
Parkes Cadman
Carlyle
Macauley
Hallam
Edinburgh Review
Lord Falkland
Richard Cromwell
England
Richard
Wallingford House
Lords
Commons
Lettuce Knife Urged to Aid Editors and Etiquette
Readers learn editors and reporters seek sanctioned lettuce knives or dual fork knife tools to handle iceberg lettuce at banquets. The issue stems from difficulties cutting the popular California Arizona grown head, often dressed with viscous sauces, causing plates to be licked or lapped. The request comes from J. T. Saunders of Southern Pacific, stressing industry impact.
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Arizona
Christian Science Monitor
J. T. Saunders
Southern Pacific, Company
Virgie Struggles With Flattery At First Dance
Virgie braces for an awkward first dance and watches Estelle lure with flattery. She learns open praise can unsettle partners, while gentler compliments may win more steady attention. The piece notes fragile social dynamics of flirting and self consciousness in 1920s ballroom etiquette.
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Estelle
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Our Child en By ANGELO PATRI SWIMMING
A 1928 piece argues early water safety and swimming education for children. It urges parents to teach kids to swim, promote supervised pools and lifesaving readiness, and warns against unsupervised water play. It notes limited school facilities and the need for supervised youth swimming activities.
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