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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1923
Page
4
The remark notes Edison’s view that colleges offer opportunity while true achievement rests with the individual. It contrasts institutional access with personal merit and discovery, suggesting education empowers but talent drives results.
The reading notes a challenging day with Mars square Saturn and a call for seriousness. It highlights self insight, energy for favored interests, keen judgment of others, and a tendency toward anger when unsettled. Romance is favored with notable social activity and potential lasting ties. Well known births listed: Sam Walters Foss, Charles W. Dabney, Hermann E. von Holst.
William A Brady, veteran producer and manager of amusement venues, marks his 60th birthday. His career began in San Francisco in 1882, became a producer in 1888, and he has since led spectacular Broadway shows and owned theatres in major cities. He led wartime efforts of motion picture operators and is married to Grace George, with daughter Alice Brady rising as an actress and screen star.
The 300th birthday of Pascal is noted alongside West Virginia’s 60th anniversary. Colgate University hosts Frank A. Vanderlip as commencement speaker while Mosby’s Men hold their annual reunion in Marshall Virginia. A national wheat conference is called by governors of five states to meet in Chicago today. The Abe Delorme murder trial opens in Montreal. Washington state district holds a special primary to fill Representative Webster’s seat. A separate M C E meeting lists B Wiennee and Claude Carney as candidates.
Betty laments relentless rain and wishes for sun. Go homeback arrives and transports her to a Sahara setting with caravans and oases. A camel ride returns her to her rain-soaked room, proving rain can be essential.
One year ago today a local pageant event named Toe Taft at seat the Fire's Botay rat drew attention from attendees and residents. The fragment notes a community gathering and a quirky title without clear details.
A compilation of historical anniversaries noting Pascal born 1623 and Dodge dying 1867, plus Tiffin’s first Ohio governor Edward 1766, shipyard magnate Webb 1816, Liberty statue 1885 gift, 1900 Pekin foreign ministers ultimatum, 1901 Hale speech at Ohio State, and 1918 German assault on Rheims repelled.
The text reflects sayings about practical success and prudence. A “successful man” sees nothing and creates something, and avoiding worse trouble is key. Revenge may taste sweet but the cost can spoil it.
A playful guide advises how women coax reluctant partners into shared activities. It suggests using charm and timing to persuade a man to join picnics dances and crowds, claiming many women already succeed by tapping his wild open nature to win agreement.
Today marks birthdays of Field Marshal Haig Earl of Bemersyde born 62 years ago in 1856 and Maz Pemberton born 60 years ago in Birmingham. Also listed are Mrs William K Dick born 32 years ago in New York Lindley H Hadley born 62 years ago in Parke County Indiana and Vance O McCormick born 58 years ago in Lairisburg Pennsylvania.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference five antiquated figures tied to English politics dating back to 1783 and include Bonar Law and others. The text is garbled but points to a discussion of historical political personages and phrases, indicating a long view of political proverbial tradition.
A scrambled OCR fragment mentions a conference with foreign trade and merchant marine topics, listing Atlantic City Seattle Pacific Northwest medical ties and Canadian seed growers, along with Richmond and North Carolina associations. Names and places are unclear due to garbled text.
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