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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1916
Page
4
The Pocatello Tribune lists William Wallin and Chas G Sumner as manager and editor. It notes daily evening delivery by carrier in Pocatello and urges complaints to the office. Subscription rates are described with payment in advance and advantages for longer terms.
A critical election-era assessment denounces Woodrow Wilson for broken pledges and a wobbling Baltimore platform. The piece accuses the president and his party of sidelining key pledges, fearing a second term stance, and borrowing Republican stances as it predicts bitter memory for Democrats among the electorate.
The piece describes summer camps as a learning and development institution introduced about 35 years ago. It notes a range from small home camps for a few children to large well equipped establishments serving hundreds. It credits intimate tutor camper bonds for the program’s success and praises campers leaving richer in knowledge and ready for education duties.
The governor concedes he dismissed Heber Q. Hale from the state land department solely on political grounds. Hale, president of the L D S Boise stake, is described as a fine citizen type and the confession is portrayed as a striking political admission.
The passage criticizes dismissals from the state department as political and unwise. It argues that removing a competent official for politics undermines executive duty to the people and the state's business, calling the governor's approach a dangerous new executive standard and labeling it another "mistake of Moses."
An appeal from the Fund for the Starving Children of Europe urges United States church children to donate Children’s Day offerings to save babies and young children from hunger disease and death in war stricken Europe and Asia. The fund based in New York promotes cross sea aid and aligns with the Federal Council of Churches of Christ in America urging churches to participate without conflicting with existing plans.
Professor Edward Neville, retiring after 50 years in Philadelphia public schools, says public interest in schools has grown from minimal in the past to strong today. He notes directors once lacked qualifications, yet praises teachers who laid the groundwork for today’s elaborate system.
The St Louis convention yields a keynote claim the platform rests on fear, with Glynn's exuberance contrasted with Harding’s measured rhetoric. The piece notes Redfield blocks public disclosure of census workers, suggesting secrecy aids campaign work despite pledges of publicity.
The New York World asserts Wilson has greatly rekindled political thought. It notes about four million idle workers in 1913 14 had time to think and are still recalling the conclusions they reached.
A varied selection of social notices and short items appear as stray reads in the column. The brief pieces offer quick sketches of daily life and local happenings without deep narrative.
The message urges the United States to donate far more to aid Armenians, arguing Americans average wealth justifies a grant of five hundred million dollars or more. It emphasizes per capita duty, condemns profiteering, and calls for universal brotherhood and humanitarian guardianship beyond national borders.
Advertises clairvoyant services by Mme Kerr at Terrell Hotel 143 N Main St offering predictions on marriage, love, travel, wills, real estate, and disputes. Claims reliability after others failed. urges readers to try again for future guidance.
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