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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1922
Page
4
The piece notes heavy foreign bond flotations in the United States with about 1.2 billion dollars annually transferring capital abroad. It warns of a potential unfavorable balance of trade unless loan proceeds are spent back in the U.S. through commerce. Debates rise over restricting such flotations versus allowing free movement.
Opinion piece argues U S immigration laws are harsh and uneven and call for humane discretion in compassionate cases such as Mrs Chaplin. It praises executive flexibility over rigid rules and criticizes punitive treatment of vulnerable families amid debates on tourism routes and Yellowstone highway history.
Mrs Tree-toad learns from Mr Moth that moths have hooks to bind lower wings to upper wings during flight. The tale unfolds as the butterfly-like moth explains this unique adaptation and departs for the meadows. Tree-toad races to share the insight with friends, including Croaker Green Frog.
Today marks several historical notes from various years including 1896 papal decree restricting vernacular Bible use, 1841 opening of the United Canadian Parliament, 1857 comet scare predictions, 1872 first national amateur rowing regatta on the Schuylkill in Philadelphia, and death of former Michigan governor Alpheus Felch. Also noting a Salvation Army fiftieth anniversary celebration in London.
Helen and Warren endure a napless sea voyage as boisterous children disrupt their cabin. Helen tries courtesy with treats to divert the kids while Warren quarrels over space and a steward's tea break. A tense encounter with Mrs Curtis highlights social friction aboard.
An editorial urges a nationwide care ful crossing education campaign after tragic railroad crossings near Boise. It cites safety gains for railway workers and argues education is the sole practical solution, noting high crossing counts and costs to eliminate them.
One year ago today the pope opposed partition of Palestine for Jews while the U S House passed a resolution declaring peace with Central Powers. Tribune ads reflect wartime messaging and political debate.
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