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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1927
Page
4
The article notes President Coolidge vacationing in the Black Hills region described as majestic mountains with modern rustic comforts. It contrasts rugged western scenery with New England roots and anticipates heavy press coverage and dramatic wires about each visited spot.
The article lauds Charles A. Lindbergh for his historic flight, noting unprecedented foreign ovations in Paris, Brussels, London, Washington, and New York. It praises his courage, modesty, and the symbol of American valor, predicting a new era in aviation while highlighting European admiration and the absence of envy.
The head of a large Chicago department store declares dollar for dollar newspaper advertising yields the highest returns. He notes competition and business scale but urges all merchants to study advertising value, placing newspapers as the primary local medium. He warns against neglecting home papers and home industries.
A quirky line from Retrospective Retta jokes that Remember the Maine was a 1890s war slogan but now people mock it by twisting to remember the mane. The quip comments on changing cultural tastes and hobbies.
Polly and Squeedee comfort Mrs. Spider after a wasp carries her away. They negotiate with the wasp to avoid harm, freeing Mrs. Spider and ensuring the spider family safety. The trio then relocate near the wasp's home and form a cooperative friendship.
A mother rebukes her daughters for planning a bus trip to Green Point with a swimming plan. Margaret schemes to persuade, but the mother reflects aloud on the need to think before answering, promising not to hastily grant or deny requests. The piece underscores deliberation before decisions.
Mr Patri offers personal attention to inquiries from parents or teachers on child care and development. Readers are asked to write to him in care of this paper with a self addressed stamped envelope for reply. Copyright 1927 Bell Syndicate Inc.
In a 1927 advice column the writer analyzes Molly's love triangle with Tor far away and her passion for Joe. Hazel urges Molly to reveal her stance to Tom and let him choose his path, arguing strength of character matters more than martyrdom and urging no chain of marriage driven by guilt.
Dr John Lovett Morse argues infants should stay home unless necessary to travel. If travel is required, use a basket bed, ensure proper feeding, and avoid warmed milk in thermos bottles to prevent bacterial growth and illness. Relatives should visit, not transport, the infant.
A verse piece reflecting on leisure and media in modern life, contrasting home entertainment with public diversions. It critiques reliance on screens and radio for uplift while noting a vanished hearth fire and changing family routines. A revision hints at domestic life altered by new communications.
In Westfield New York visitors to the town famed for a grape juice well recall the proverb about a prophet in his own country. A diner asked for grape juice in a restaurant near the grape juice company main offices and was told they do not carry it due to lack of demand.
In Manila the Moro dignitary Sultan Massiu of Lanao answered questions about bringing wives on his visit. He declared, I have no harem, too many wives multiply troubles divide property and subtract from one's felicity, one wife is enough for me and I was too much trouble to bring her.
The dean of Chicago organizations, known as the Central Slow club, marks a shift to an invitation only membership. The club, described as a 1960s era group for youth, now operates with a closed roster and restricted admissions.
Report from Johannesburg notes new diamond fields at Fontein show rich patches but many prospector claims are worthless.
In San Francisco the Market Street line company found repainting ends of street cars white reduced pedestrian injuries by 26 percent, a safety measure linked to better visibility for pedestrians and drivers.
Windmills near Amsterdam have been largely removed over the past four years, with the count dropping from 3 604 to a far smaller total. The figures reflect a broad decline in traditional windmill structures due to modernization and preservation challenges.
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