Upham May Leave Idaho For Broader Opportunities
The Man's Opportunity ERE argues statewide regret if Dr. A. H. Upham head of the University of Idaho departs, noting his organizational genius and scholastic attainments. It urges Idahoans to respect his wish for advancement and compensation while recognizing talent will be sought by other states.
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A. H. Upham
University of Idaho
University of Miami
Hamilton
Ile
Idaho
Upham
Mrs Borah Writes On Washington Fashion and Simplicity
Mrs. Borah explains the costumes of wives and daughters in official Washington with emphasis on senator and cabinet circles. The Idaho native favors modest, simple raiment reflecting a plain life shared by her and her husband, Idaho governor and U.S. senator William Borah.
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Enator Boran
Idaho
West
Borah
Antry Merchant
United States
Washington
Considerate Coast Driver Helps Blind Pedestrian
A coast city oil truck driver L O Campbell stopped at a busy intersection to assist a blind man across the street and drove away. The act drew publicity and a motor-organization membership, highlighting ongoing driver courtesy versus general road impatience and safety concerns at intersections.
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L. O. Campbell
Campbells
Campbell
Railroad man E H Huntington dies leaving 110 million estate
A Contrast notes railroadman E NRY Huntington died recently and left an estate of 110000000 dollars from a $2 inheritance, a quiet figure amid constant front-page coverage of movie stars and sensational crime.
Dickie Meets the Queer Mouse Lemur Family in Australia
Dicky explores near his Aunt’s Australian home after sunset and meets a travel elf and a night prowling Mouse Lemur family living in a treetop nest. The group shares how they built a tree-dwelling home and explain they are safer and see more from above. Dicky records the encounter for his wonder book.
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Dickie
Dicky
Australia
North America
Mouse Lemur
Mr. Mouse Lemur
Newspaper Feature Service, Inc
Sub Rosa Patronizing Pamela in High Society Gossip
A 1927 Bell Syndicate piece mocks a young English social climber Pamela as she joins New York social life. The tale condemns gracious patronage and condescension, noting how Pamela’s self-importance backfires amid dancing and party calls on Long Island. Mimi invites inquiries and offers two self-help pamphlets.
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Pamela
England
New York
Long Island
Billy Gray
Billy
Mimi
Morning Sun and a Grouchy Gardener
A poem by James Montague contrasts dawn awakening with a sunlit world the speaker resents. He laments early rising and prefers gloom, while the neighbor’s cheerful tributes to light clash with his sour mood. The piece mixes verse with a clipped column of headlines and quips from the era.
Testing versus grouping in schools prompts call for reform
A 1927 Bell Syndicate piece argues against fixed grading and mass teaching. It envisions future testing revealing individual needs, guiding personalized approaches, and a fluid system without a single right answer. Mr Patri invites inquiries on child care and development.
Our Children The Right Answer in Education
A speaker admits no perfect recipe for raising or educating children and argues science cannot provide exact formulas. He notes teachers break rules and students vary widely, stressing individual adjustment and the value of tests to guide study of each child. The aim is recognizing each child’s unique path.
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American Newspaper Publishers’ Assa
Idaho State Editorial Association
Focal News
West Center Street
Jello
Laily Tribune
Pocatello
the Tribune Co., Ltd
William Wallin
Nicholas Iffptl
Chas. G. Sumner
George McManus
Rasah
Tat Feature Service Inc
Bellam Ryghta
Blanche Silver
By Mimi
James
Montague
Duce
Marconi
Kluxers
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Patri
the Bell Syndicate Inc
Center St
Peterson Planing & Fixture CO
By Angelo Patri
Betl Syndicate, Inc
Olivia
Trist Auto CO
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