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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1927
Page
4
The Pocatello Tribune lists delivery options and subscription prices. Carrier delivery 20 cents weekly. mail rates 80 cents monthly, $4.75 six months, $9.00 annually. Includes contact line for complaints and office information.
Discussion on Briand's proposal to outlaw war through pacific settlement and arbitration. It envisions France and the United States leading a broader move toward a world court backed by conciliation and arbitration routes, amid opposition from isolationists like Senator Borah.
An editorial in Liberty praises farmers for steady practice amid inflation, drought, and low prices. It notes the farmer’s practical approach to debt, prices, and production, trusting supply and demand over legislation, while remaining wary of political manipulation. The piece ends by hinting at future political sympathy.
Dotty and Happy Giggles discover a Puffin living in a burrow on a sea cliff. Mrs Puffin explains how she dug the burrow using backdoor exits and nesting a white egg. The characters plan to return when the egg hatches for a possible visit to the Puffin chick.
Good dispositions come from proper digestion and diet. Many temper tantrums stem from poor breakfast choices and unsuitable foods. Focus on balanced meals and observe how a child’s mood shifts with dietary changes and personal tolerances. Mr Patri offers guidance through the paper for parents and teachers.
A column advises writing advice for women anxious about letter writing to college suitors. Humor is recommended to keep interest alive, with guidance to appear friendly, witty, and breezy while avoiding over sentiment. It notes many young men collect love letters and urges lively, light tone.
A poem and commentary on labor noise from a writer in a small flat. The speaker endures a riveted workplace racket as eight hours of productivity loom. The piece contrasts quiet with clamor and muses on inspiration found amid sound and silence. It also includes humorous asides about public figures and a cynical note on industry.
A parcel of brief items from New York to Beverly Hills covers society notes on Vivian Burnett, Lindy’s stunt training in Washington, mail order love letters, Boston’s nine year old Alvan Fuller Jr. urging telegrams to Lindy, Lindy’s lost hats, Berlin’s fuss over The Big Parade, and Will Rogers as Beverly Hills mayor with Charlotte Bird jailed over a disturbance at Richard Dix’s home.
A dialogue shows Mrs Grubb asking about her sons employment and she replies one is a cook in a drugstore and the other a bartender in a bunk room. The exchange highlights casual humor about unconventional job titles in a small town.
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