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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1923
Page
4
The piece argues that graduation week sermons should foster higher ideals beyond money, urging students to repay community benefits with responsible citizenship. It notes girls worry about dresses while boys seek high paying work, and calls preachers to inspire a generous, communal purpose in graduates.
The United States has donated vast public lands for home building through the General Land Office and Interior Department. From Louisiana Purchase to Alaska, about 1.44 billion acres were amassed, then reduced to 182 million acres distributed to citizens for homes and farming. Public lands diminished by over 10 million acres yearly, excluding Alaska and other reserves.
The note blends light spring musings on poetry and gardening with a playful jab at owners who hope for big potato yield. It contrasts girls mastering golf and tennis with the stereotype of broom work, hinting at evolving domestic skills.
A historical reflection on women's independence and evolving gender roles. The piece contrasts past subservience with present autonomy, noting how respect, self-reliance, and financial empowerment shape marriage dynamics and household harmony. It argues a woman should learn to earn a living before marriage as a safeguard and symbol of independence.
A playful tale shows David and a merry elf visiting Switzerland where a milk wagon drawn by dogs inspires a clever idea. David meets Hans and learns how the locals transport milk, then builds a dog pulled wagon at home and becomes the envy of the neighborhood.
Seventy five years ago today Wisconsin held its first state legislative session in Madison. The piece notes centenaries and historic anniversaries then lists several events including scholarly and civic milestones across the United States.
Opening today are the Kansas State Encampment at Tola with Spanish war veterans. The Southeastern Retail Shoe Dealers' association convenes in Birmingham. Michigan Grand Commandery Knights Templar meets in Flint. Tennessee Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias gathers in Ovoca for sessions.
Horoscope notes a favorable start for new projects and decisive endings. A robust child is born today, with energy and imagination, yet a self assured adult risks overestimating powers. Well known figures Henry Wurtz Jabez L. M. Curry and Columbus Delano are listed.
King John McGraw says the Giants’ showing is satisfactory as they travel at a confident gait. The piece notes Cy Williams’ home run power and Babe Ruth’s 1920 sensitivity to wide pitches, reflecting on the NL pitching challenge and the season’s battering odds.
Pittsburg notes a stronger lineup with Jonny Rawlins at second base as the old Giants star departs to join the Buccaneers and begins his new season with a solid start.
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