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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1923
Page
4
The Portland Oregonian notes the fading Sunday afternoon walk long cherished by old and young. It argues that automobiles and entertainment reduce the habit though many still keep the practice, finding it improves health and fosters local awareness and observation of community life.
A New York charity official argues disease elimination could end poverty. Medical workers advocate practical steps like regular checkups and avoiding crowded housing, urging rural work over crowded tenements to curb illness.
The article urges communities to curb graduation expenses for clothes flowers dances and parties arguing such costs burden families and undermine democratic education. It praises inexpensive dress standards and modest social costs and notes Armistice Day holidays and broader shifts toward practical skills over showy celebrations.
The poem extols a dancing girl with music in her feet and rhythm in her heart. She captivates poets and men alike with twinkling eyes and lively energy, promising a path from dance to graceful influence among friends.
The article notes the subject’s wartime role in Washington coordinating the War Industries Board and later service as a member of the United States Liquida tion Commission.
Today marks the 100th anniversary of the first Christian service in present day South Dakota and the 150th birth anniversary of Roanoke’s John Randolph. Delegates arrive in Atlantic City for the World Advertising Clubs convention as Johnny Kilbane defends his featherweight title at the Polo Grounds. Washington glitters with Shrine welcome as Imperial Council convenes in the capital this week.
Betty and companion meet Mr Whooping crane near a Minnesota lake. The tall bird explains its long windpipe and ringing call while inviting them to visit his marsh edge home. The scene ends with the crane departing and Betty left with Happy Giggles.
A compilation of historical anniversaries from June including births of George L. Curry and Jefferson Davis, elections and events such as John Bell's speakership race, Garibaldi’s death, Dreyfus verdict revision, Corydon centennial celebration, and a 1921 Pueblo flood, among others.
A string of aphorisms touches on love, luck, etiquette, law, and vanity while a distant astronomy note claims 1.6 to 6.0 billion stars exist with 3060 to 4000 visible from Earth per Greenwich observatories.
A horoscope dated this day describes a person born now as self reliant and precise, with a dislike of recreation yet a talent for music. It notes a striking humor only upon shock, a potential for world wide interests, and a tendency toward travel and scholarly work. It lists figures Jefferson Davis Henry James Joseph Howard Garret Hobart as well known names born on the date.
Caeary Sceong Sheets offered as ideal typewriter practice paper at one half the usual price. Tribune Co Ltd lists contact number 123 for purchase inquiries.
Helen endures hostile remarks from sister in law Carrie during a tense Sunday dinner with Warren and child Bobbie. Carrie's nitpicking over housekeeping and food, plus Helen’s suppressed anger, push her toward a nervous breakdown mood as the visit ends with dismissal and departure plans.
Today marks anniversaries for Thomas Hardy born in Dorset 83 years ago as England's great living novelist. Sir Edward Elgar born in Worcestershire 66 years ago, Mrs William Howard Taft born in Cincinnati 62 years ago, Ruffin G Pleasant former Louisiana governor born in that state 52 years ago, and Bar ward Pexfield New York born 57 years ago, noted artist and illustrator who created the star.
The column notes King George V born at Marerdagh House, London, 58 years ago, Sir Arthur Barrett a field marshal of the British army aged 66, Rev. Charles Beckwith of Alabama with ties to Virginia, and a New York City origin observer. A Calcutta statistic is cited showing women outnumber men there by a large margin.
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