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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1923
Page
4
The State Department bulletin notes Americans supplied all food water tents and supplies to bandits prisoners, most of whom were not American. It praises U S aid as prompt and essential, illustrating willingness to assist foreign nationals when their governments fail to protect them.
The article discusses four phases of immigration issues including entry restrictions, proposed inspectors abroad and shipper liability, and critiques the effectiveness and legality of these plans. It argues the need to balance national duty and humane concerns while seeking practical methods to reduce unwanted aliens and health risks.
The reading describes ordinary yet favorable astrological influences with Venus as ruler affecting throat. birthdays mark energetic, restless tendencies and romance. It warns of misperception, hyper optimism, talkativeness, and potential social isolation if patterns continue, noting notable births and future prospects.
A fragment urges publication of guidance for homemakers and married women. The writer laments focus on public women and careers, urging readers to share ideas on serving husbands and improving home life for young girls.
A young Nellie laments being too small to help her mother but learns from Mr Bee that bees start work at three weeks old. The bee explains hive life and Nellie decides to do chores, discovering her mother’s headache relieved when she finishes the dishes.
The article recalls the Lincoln assassination at Ford's Theatre in Washington and marks the date as a significant historical reference. It also notes events including President Harding traveling to Milford to join the Tall Cedars of Lebanon as well as Indiana and New Jersey political and military figures scheduled for appearances in various towns today.
A calendar of notable dates lists births, deaths, and events from 1798 to 1901. Entries include Charles Dickens, Napoleon Bonaparte, André Ampère, and Sir John A. Macdonald among others, with brief notes on their roles and lifespans.
The passage hints at social shifts including egg prices affecting attire, a wise figure pondering misunderstandings, and a controversial line about race and allegiance. It references a Liberian Army link, a new conservatory event, and the Jewish Consumptives Relief Society session beginning in Denver.
A reader asks if newspapers must please the public and if education and accuracy matter. The response argues newspapers exist to serve readers with news and entertainment, warn against lecturing readers, and explain that accuracy is challenged by human error, bias, and crowd memory.
One year ago today on June 9 President Harding dedicated the Princeton Battle Monument and received an honorary LL D from Princeton University practice. Dedication of the Mark Twain memorials cabin at Jackass Hill near Senora California also noted.
Helen schemes to dodge a bridge invitation with a fake engagement. A wrong phone call to Mrs Stevens triggers a tense mix up and a potential apology to Mrs Stewart, as Warren scolds lapses and plans a cautious reconciliation at lunch.
Admiral Sir Frederick Sturdee born six decades and four years ago near the Falkland Islands. Rt Rev James H Darlington Episcopal bishop of Harrisburg born in Brooklyn 67 years ago. Walter C Clark president of the University of Nevada at Defiance Ohio born 64 years ago. William Ford Richols of San Francisco born 74 years ago. Dr John L Ittterpon president of Louisville University born 62 years ago in Louisville. Charles A Culberson former US senator from Texas born Deadville Alabama 68 years ago. Dr Frederick Tent new head of Elmira College 51 years ago.
Dr H Smith, an internationally recognized ichthyologist, from Washington and the state of Georgia, has been chosen to serve as fisheries adviser to Siam. The appointment aims to develop Siam’s fishing industry with scientific guidance and national and international collaboration.
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