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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1927
Page
4
A collage of verses contrasts ants and bees with human wisdom as readers reflect on labor and pleasure. The narrator critiques pious admiration of toil while noting ants and bees exhibit differing work patterns and motives.
A movement among Oregon and Idaho women promotes wool over silk to support local wool industries. It notes silk’s lightness and fashion appeal but asks manufacturers to adapt wool fabrics to mimic silk’s liveliness while meeting cost and weight limits. The piece links the wool trade to regional income, urging collective support.
The retiring president general Mrs Alfred Bronsen urged preparedness and national protection, arguing women support a strong defense to keep the United States strong in world affairs. She warned against pacifist rhetoric and urged reasonable measures to safeguard home and country.
The piece notes heavy chatter about a wet liberal party a dry anti Catholic faction and anti prohibition feuds in both major parties. It considers potential third party moves around Volsteadism and suggests such gossip rarely affects outcomes while remarking on past failures of third parties.
Peggy and Dicky meet Daddy Wood Pewee and his mate in a peach orchard. They peek at a hidden nest with creamy white eggs and listen to an evening song. The scene ends with a moral about the harm of constant knocking and gossip.
A joint report shows Idaho banks hold a total on deposit of 79 540 220 dollars, roughly 160 dollars per resident. The sum reflects wide private savings, strong loan activity, and contributions from railroads, mining firms, and utilities supporting regional development. The piece also notes a new stamp series featuring the Prince of Wales.
A discussion on why girls are mocked by peers, driven by jealousy or fear that friends will be swayed by others. It notes that warning others about a “dangerous” girl can backfire when spared gossip becomes a habitual insult.
A pithy remark from Katy rails at beauty spending, noting many women overspend while the crux of the matter is simply visible in plain sight. The quip reflects social attitudes toward cosmetics and personal care.
Peggy, kept in a bead chair for mischief, visits an old school chum. The day includes a cockatoo incident, a fall from a table, and Peggy’s confession that visiting feels like home. She promises to be good and behaves well for the rest of the day.
A Brazilian aviator Joao de Barros flies Jahu from Genoa to Pernambuco in eight months after leaving Italy in October. John D Rockefeller faces a nine hole challenge on his private course at Pocononto Hills seeking to avoid a jinx. Mr Coolidge presides over 420 salutes during fleet review with 21 by each flag ship and 20 returned. Lady Armstrong critiques modern girls at a Catholic Girls club breakfast. Lincoln carvings planned on Pinnacle Mountain near Cumberland Gap sponsored by Dr John Wesley Hill. A film series on American home life is to be produced by the General Federation of Women’s Clubs. Leo Diegel wins Ryder Cup possession for nine home pros versus John Bull’s golfers.
Mexico City June 6 AP James Sheffield the American ambassador left for a so called vacation in the United States amid strong talk he may resign though he has not yet done so. The station platform was crowded with hundreds of Americans including officials waving goodbye to Ambassador Sheffield and his wife as they sang for a Jolly Good Fellow and Auld Lang Syne.
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