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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1927
Page
4
Flag Day observance highlights the flag as a symbol of liberty equality and justice abroad and at home. The piece argues Americans carry government duties including voting and education, praising not imperial force but citizen responsibility and constitutional ideals.
Art dealers say American business men bought up to 500 million dollars of paintings in two years. They invest for profit rather than aesthetic reasons, boosting culture with heavy purchases. The Portage sold for 2500 decades ago now brings 32000, illustrating rising art values. A new book, The Romance of Chemistry, suggests romantic tendencies in science.
The fragment reflects a heated, generic critique of government and international influence, noting frustration with political leadership and the idea that citizens should pause to consider consequences before criticizing policies. No specific individuals or events are identified.
A Blossom Lady discontent with a gray shelter learns gratitude after a storm. The tale contrasts vanity with resilience, as a stone and rain prove a humble home can nurture growth and beauty. The piece closes urging focus on growth and learning over medals.
A montage of verse and prose opens with a village boy Willie who causes mischief and is deemed misunderstood yet fundamentally good. The piece shifts to satirical lines about currency, then uses social guidance advising mothers and girls on handling boys with tears, knowledge, and patience, ending with contact details for reader inquiries.
A reflective note argues prizes and medals are poor incentives for children. Winners are often naturally gifted and pressure from parents undermines genuine achievement.
Rhetta notes a shift in dating attitudes from valuing a young man with an expansive future to preferring an expensive present. The remark highlights evolving social norms about material wealth and romantic expectations.
A discussion on using tears as a manipulative tool in relationships. It traces Clara’s early success with sobs to influence Derek and notes a turning point when a companion dismisses her crying, revealing limits to the tactic.
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