Angell leaves Idaho Southern Branch to resume Moscow duties
The University of Idaho Southern Branch will shift leadership as Dr M F Angell departs for Moscow leaving interim supervision until Dr Dyer arrives in August. The editorial applauds Angell’s work and urges continued progress, highlighting Pocatello’s fiftieth railroad anniversary and the need for municipal playgrounds for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. F. Angell
University of Idaho
Southern Branch
North Idaho
University At
Moscow
Pocatello
Dyer
Angell
Dr. Angell
Blackfoot
J. H. Peterson
Idaho
H . Plumhof
Vacation ethics and the call of the outdoors in American life
A discussion on vacations, work and recreation contrasts a corporate president's retreat with a minister's fishing trip. The piece notes a rise in outdoors vacations, cites ethical outdoor conduct by the Izaak Walton League, and warns drivers to avoid hazards as air travel rises. It ends with a humorous jab at traffic delays and wartime conscription.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qetho
America
Domino
North Woods
Senator Hawes
Missouri
Sethi Gordon
Izaak Walton League
Love and Civilization Cupid Drives Across the Heart
An essay discusses Cupid as a force shaping civilization and personal growth. It contrasts male and female love, noting how affection softens rough manners, awakens self-awareness, and changes behavior. The piece reflects on love as an ancient universal experience in the early 20th century.
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Dan Cupid
Cupid
Romes
Europes
Sybil
Sphint
Bell Syndicate
Wren and the House Centipede Mystery
In a Burgess bedtime tale Jenny and Mr Wren recall a shed incident with a house centipede. They notice legs kick and a squeak emerges after the legs are removed, revealing the insect’s trick to draw help away. The mystery is solved as they learn these noises come from detached limbs. Copyright 1928 T W Burgess.
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BP Wren
Palmer Brown
Wren
Wren West
Jenny
Mr Wren
Eli
Bi Wren
J¢ny
Viren
Jenn
T W Burgess
Natives Adopt Modern Dress On Gold Coast
Native workers fear embarrassment as they imitate European attire worn by superiors. Offices report natives changing uniforms to match officers while youths increasingly wear foreign clothes. Schools require uniform dresses for girls and khaki gear for boys. projected peach crop at Diallas shows growth from 1978.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gold Coast
Africa
Ham
The Mayflower and Navy Officers Go to Sea
Washington diary recalls the presidential yacht Mayflower crew reassigned to sea duty under four year limits. Officers face months of travel from Potomac to Atlantic and Pacific ports as Hoover era economy trims assignments and uniforms, leaving wives mourning the distant sea pace.
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Washington
Navy
Army
Port Myer
Port Washington
Fort Hunt
Maryland
Washington Navy Yards
Navy Department
Potomac
Mr. Hoover
Butler
More Truth Than Poetry by James J. Montague
A humorous column contrasts a child’s spinach fondness with science and diet, recounting a boy’s spinach battles and later approval. It then shifts to brief humorous notes on impractical advice from a Boston Tech professor and light political satire about ham sandwiches, farmers relief, and France and American cinema.
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Pocatello Tribune, Inc
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Line
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AQL
The
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Mr. Wren
Sweden
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James J. Montague
Boston Tech
France
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Canton Cafe
Vieduct
Union Bus Station
West Lewis
West Yellowstone
Yellowstone Para
Columbia Gorge Motor Coach
Salt Lake
TEE Hive
Columbia Gorge Motor Coach System
N. Arthur
YMCA
Paul Roberts
Machine Works
South Main
Cali
Pocatello Greenhouse & Floral CO
East Wyeth
P.O
Okamura Gardens
R. Wells
A. B. McPherson
Office
Idaho Coal & Ice Co
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