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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1923
Page
4
Harding argues republics can be ungrateful but cites veterans’ poverty as a call for justice and both private and public aid. He warns against neglect of former soldiers and stresses self restraint in public life and business, while praising sportsmanship and orderly crowds. Virginia moonshine crackdown noted.
Today favors business, machinery contracts, and literary matters while short trips and trading loom. A calm environment suits a child born today, while a birthdaySpeaker could improve character yet repeats old ways. Notable births include Frank M. Chapman, James M. Baldwin, and Alice M. Rolling.
Fragmentary OCR text references river fatalities linked to engineers and locomotives, mentions a Takashi Hara and a J oness Seene, plus a note on aborigines and elephants across the Indian nations. Details are garbled with scattered names and beliefs.
A reader asks if she should let a well-to-do suitor visit her simple home. The reply says inviting him helps, suggests he is a good judge of character, and warns pride may block opportunities. The column urges openness and hosting as a step toward courtship.
Edward P. Farley succeeds Albert D. Lasker as chairman. He began as vice president of the Emergency Fleet corporation and led liquidation. Born in Madison Wisconsin he studied there and at the University of Wisconsin before moving to Chicago in 1909. He has since guided several large manufacturers and industrial ventures and backs the administration’s merchant marine policy.
Sir Oliver Lodge born in Staffordshire England 72 years ago today. Vincentson Rhondda a leading woman in business and finance born 49 years ago today. Jas Oliver Curwood born at Gnosse Michigan 45 years ago. Robert A. Cooper born in Laurens County DC 49 years ago. Charles L. McNary born near Salem Oregon 49 years ago today.
Mrs Red Hen argues about going to the fair then encounters a fox and narrowly avoids danger. She is saved by Old Ben and eventually brought home. The tale ends with Yellow Rock left behind and rumored to be sold, while Red Hen feels relief at not being seen as pretty.
A brief note states only a handful of US towns start with the letter X and most of these are named Nanias. The remark highlights rarity and a common naming pattern.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions show entrants in Sweden bowing to shop owner, Southampton tides near Isle of Wight, a Hungarian punishment about living with two wives, and a claim about a person identified as waa continued growth predicting 68 feet tall by age 190.
The dated list recalls 1683 Rye House plot discovery, 1778 Philip Livingston’s death in York PA, 1802 John Young in New York anti rent era, 1848 Mexican War officers funeral, 1863 Pennsylvania militia mobilization, 1866 Prince of Teck marriage to Princess Mary, 1878 Bryant’s death in NYC, 1898 US invasion fleet sails from Key West to Cuba.
A spoofed counsel boast of rising fame warns against grand schemes and advises keeping troubles compact. A quip notes gall grows with reputation and a comic line suggests aging stomach wins over hair in old age.
Twenty five years ago today the American army embarked at Key West for the invasion of Cuba. A notable conference of British and American professors of English meets at Columbia University for a three day session. Spectacular rose carnival opening at Portland features military and civic pageantry. Transmarine line starts steamship service between east and west coasts via Panama with Sur aileo sailing from New York today.
A London Times column notes how waking on the wrong side of the bed can trigger a day of poor decisions and accidents. It cites physical and mental causes, recommends checking for dull eyes and tired skin, and suggests a saline flush for physical irritants while advising rest to let mental factors wear off.
A fragmented OCR listing shows several medical, radiological and surgical associations across Canada and the United States. Included are the Montreal Canadian Medical Association and the Canadian Radiological Society with regional notes for Edmonton and Cincinnati. Other groups span anesthesia, tuberculosis prevention, coal, veneer manufacturing, veterans, and pharmaceutical fields across Indiana Missouri West Virginia and Mississippi communities.
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