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The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1926

Page

4

Greenie Green Frog Learns Hockey Lesson After School Escape

In a 1926 children tale, Greenie Green Frog dodges Froggie School, chasing a worm while Tilly Turtle warns him. He hooks his left foot on a fishing line, is freed by Doctor Dog Fish, and returns home to learn from the mishap, never playing hockey at school again.

Mamma Green Frog Greenie Green Frog Froggie Tilly Turtle Greenie Creen Misa Tilly Reenie Green Frog Reen Frog Greentereen Frog Creenie Green Frog Mama Green Frog Tilly Turti Newspaper Feature Service, Inc

June Celebrations and Gardens Bloom in Prose Style

The excerpt extols June with image rich scenes of cherry blossoms, peonies, roses, and fields. It celebrates commencements university weddings and the bride month, noting sunlit wheat, birdsong, and the joys of graduation and matrimony. It imagines roses in the bride’s hair and the world loving a bride.

Alps Italy

Idaho On Road to Fame Promotes State’s Untapped Wealth

An editorial urges Idahoans to unite in promoting the state’s potential. It highlights virgin timberlands, mineral wealth, irrigated farms, dairy and sheep industries, and viable cities, arguing strong advertising will attract people and capital. The piece calls for broad civic backing to place Idaho on the throne of prosperity.

Idaho

Work Proves Superior to Luck in Achievement

The piece argues against luck as a path to success, asserting that sustained effort and merit drive outcomes. It cites luck as incidental, while work and persistence lift the worthy over time, with examples and a focus on discipline, persistence, and the dangers of relying on fate.

Scripps enters newspaper life with bright outfit

Fragmentary text hints at Scripps involvement in a newspaper venture described as a stylish outfit printing news. It oddly contrasts fashion with hunger and critiques excessive laws as unnecessary for a decent citizen.

Sub Rosa by Mimi

Sally vents over Charlie's concert surprise and a ruined Friday dance plan. The piece argues women should appreciate thoughtful gestures and pretend happiness to spare a man's feelings, offering fashion hints and social advice in Mimi's voice.

Anniversaries and historical milestones headline

One year ago today foreign warships landed marines at Canton and Shanghai during strike riots. Fourteen hundred light harness race meetings will be held on half mile tracks nationwide this summer.

Canton Shanghai United States

Perception of Precision In A Room Sandwich Remark

A Persephone character muses on scientific progress, noting a machine that measures tiny fractions of an inch and joking that future advances could measure the ham in a lines room sandwich. The line blends whimsy with a nod to technical refinement.

London Derby at Epsom Headlines Railcar Race

Mrs. William Howard Taft turns 65 as the White House figure remains in the public eye. The famed Polish derby unfolds at Epsom, England with global racing interest. The International Missionary Union convenes in Clifton Springs, New York for an ongoing weeklong session. A National Farm School conference in New York, funded by the U.S. Department of Agriculture, discusses urban agricultural careers, following graduation from the Dotestown national farm school.

Lutheran Synod of New York England William Howard Taft White House Epsom International Missionary Union Clifton Springs N. v U. S. Department of Agriculture National Farm School New York City Dotlestown

Retiring director Hornaday left mark on New York Zoo

The Day's News notes Dr. William Hornaday's thirty year leadership of the New York Zoological Park. His tenure made it a premier institution and he championed state and federal laws to protect wild life. He traveled worldwide as a museum collector and government expert before settling in New York for administrative work.

Juliana Savannah Massachusetts Central Assembly of North Carolina United States Alleghenies Maine Buchanan Allen Young England Giuseppe Garibaldi Caprera Nice Dremler Hickman Newfoundland New York Zoological Park Wiliam 7 New York Hornaday

Celebrated Birthdays across Nations Mark Historic Figures

Thomas Hardy born in Dorsea 86 years ago. Richard H Aishton born in Evanston lit 66 years ago. Mrs William H Taft born in Cincinnati 65 years ago. Felix Weingartner born in Dalmatia 63 years ago. Sir Edward Elgar born in Worcestershire 69 years ago. Johnny Weissmuller born in Vienna 22 years ago.

Thomas Hardy England Dorsetshire Richard H. Aishton American Railway Association Evanston Lit William H. Taft United States Cincinnati Felix Weingartner League of Nations Commission For Intellectual Collaboration Dalmatia Sir Edward Elgar Worcestershire Johnny Weissmuller Vienna Austria

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