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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1927
Page
4
The piece argues the president, like common travelers, carries heavy work to his retreat. It portrays constant contact with cabinet, reporters, and foreign voices, and contrasts strenuous trips with the need for genuine rest. The author concludes the president will likely rest better than most.
A historical column argues cosmetics are costly and pose a uniform look. It suggests a better beauty path through cultivating a beautiful spirit, illustrated by Jean d Arc and Stephen. It hints that eating apples could improve complexion, challenging cosmetic ads, forecasting apples will likely lose.
A high paid actress features with a dog that earns praise and food, while another shabby dog survives on scraps from a homeless man. The piece questions contentment and discrimination in pet stardom and ends with a musing on television's future influence.
Polly cannot sleep and is carried by a Moonbeam elf to a field of star-daisies. The Moon Lady gives her a basket to gather them, but spills them on the way home. Polly later finds white daisies blooming on the lawn and suspects the Moon Lady sends them nightly.
Not everybody is fitted for college and many youths may thrive outside academia. Some students struggle in high school and college offers different paths. education is life work, not only classrooms. If a garage or factory yields happiness and efficiency, pursue it. life’s education comes from many departments and employers seek capable top men from any start. College is not for everybody, but life is, and its graduates can be good. Mr Patri offers to advise parents and teachers on child development.
A stenographer notes that a golf day organized by bosses boosted business morale. The event provided office staff with a chance to complete tasks and improve workflow.
A column mocks the old fashioned modest girl versus the modern dating scene. It argues women must actively pursue suitors and not rely on passive charm, noting how hard the competition has become and how patience often leads to missed chances.
A poem by James Montague explores guilt and fear of crime. The piece reflects on conscience, laziness, and a grim view of fate. It blends wit about saxophones, fashion hints, and social notes from 1927 Bell Syndicate material.
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