New Children's Books Added to Public Library Collection
The library lists new titles for children including Mother Goose illustrated by Charles Folkard and Reynard the Fox. Boy Scout and girls titles feature works by Outton Lisle Horace Kephart Lucy Fitch Perkins Catherine Adams. Adults gain several new books such as Jenne Gerhardt and Esther Waters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Library
Charles Folkard
Reynard the Fox
Wiley Old Fox
Outton Lisle
Horace Kephart
Catherine Adams
The Children's Song and Classified Ads
A quoted moral poem line and a note about Tribune classified ads for results appear in a compact passage. It references heaven and hell imagery, a hill near Greenhow IT Hill, and a prayer to teach self control and a worthy heritage. The piece ends with a brief note on Tribune classified ads for results.
White Light Nights by O O McIntyre chronicled
The piece profiles O O McIntyre born in Plattsburg Missouri and raised in Gallipolis Ohio. It notes his move to New York and his keen Broadway observations captured in the book White Light Nights. Herb Roth caricatured him in the depiction. The book contains more than twenty stories of his vivid city view.
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New York
O. O. McIntyre
Herb Roth
O, O. McIntyre
Ogear
McIntyre
Plattsburg
Missouri
Gallipolis
Ohio
Broadway
Storytelling Class Formed at the Public Library
A storytelling class has formed at the Public Library led by Miss Rossell. It meets Thursdays at 3 PM in the Assembly room and will help with summer playground storytelling. Volunteers with experience may assist. contact Miss Rousell to arrange with Mr. Robinson.
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Mary E. Russell
Public Library
Mias Rossell
Plasa
Miss Rousell
Mr. Robinson
Pocatello
Olden Times gifts list continues with varied items
Recitals of gifts received from numerous locals include china pieces, linen, silverware, a rocking chair, a cane table, a photograph album, and other household articles from Mrs. Herty, Mr. Platt, Miss Sanders, Mr. King, Mrs. Hale, and several others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. V. Platt
Miss Pearl Sanders
H. V. Herty
Mra
Hl. P. Kingport
D. Y. Hale
Harper Cleveland
Henry Essenger
Santa Monica
California
Underwood Campaign Hints at Convention Attendance
Campaign headquarters released a vague note on whether United States Senator Oscar W Underwood will attend the convention, leaving his presence uncertain and supporters awaiting confirmation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Oscar W. Underwood
Alabama
Henry Ford Shares Light Verse in Parody Interview
In a satirical exchange, Henry Ford praises Emerson and Longfellow while joking about poets like Whittier and Tennyson. The imagined dialogue likens poets to automobiles, praising plainness and accessibility, with Ford quipping about car parts and literary tastes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ford
Norman Beasley
Emerson
Longfellow
Whittier
Maud Muller
Detroit
Tate
Quantity Producetion King
Tennyson
Brownings
Robert
Elizabeth
Lizzie
Emerson and Longfellow and Whittier
Rosetti
Stevenson
Swinburne
Amy Lowell
Various New Books Highlight Debut and Biography Arts
Appleton's notes a large print run for The Black Hood by Thomas Dixon amid Klan revival interest. Harris Dickson praises Mister Fish Kelly by Robert McBlair. Hart Chapin May's Cuddy of the White Tops praised for circus authenticity. W. H. Radcliffe offers Magic for Amateurs tips for campaigners. Edith Wharton bargain rate novels False Dawn Old Maid The Spark New Year's Day highlighted. Jane Welsh Carlyle Letters to her Family 1839 1863 published by Doubleday Page with Huxley notes and portraits from No. 5 Cheyne Row.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hart Chapin May
Cuddy
White Tops
Things Literary
Edith Wharton
New York
Jane Welsh Carlyle
Doubleday, Page and Company
Jane
Babbie
Miss Chrystal
Leonard Huxley
Miss Carlyle
John Welsh
Liverpool
Carlyle
Helen
Jeannie Welsh
Jeannie
Bullers
Charles
Gambardella
Harriet Martineau
Huxley
The Freckle-Faced Urchin Seeks Work and a Hand
Helen Curtis helps a gray haired St. Louis newspaper man, Malcolm McLeod, by lending ten dollars to cover his Baltimore fare after he begs for work. Her faith clashes with Warren Curtis’s skepticism until a later note reveals he repaid the loan, proving McLeod’s honesty and heart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen
Curtis
Mr. Curtis
St. Louis
New York
Fortune
Baltimore
Malcolm McLeod
Pusey
Warren
Pussy Purr-Mew
Ople
Kipling’s American Whims Inspire Tales and Poems
The passage recalls how Rudyard Kipling drew on American history and places for stories in Rewards and Fairies and Just So. It notes Philadelphia settings, a Mora van church map of 1774, and the suspenders factory that sparked the whale tale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudyard Kipling
Abe
Philadelphia
Brother Square-toes
Pharoh
Genet
St. Helena
Talleyrand
Kipling
Boston
Vermont
Funeral meeting of Portneuf lodge for Brother Alfred Moyes
All members of Portneuf lodge No. 18 A F and A M and visiting Masons are to meet at the Masonic Temple at 2 p m Sunday June 22 1924 to conduct the funeral of Brother Alfred Moyes by order 122 E T Lillibridge W M
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Portneuf
A. F
A. M
Masonic Temple
Alfred Moyes
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Ovela
Arlen
Dreiser
Jennei Gerhardt
Canfield
Larsen
Philosopher’s Stone
Moore Esther Waters
Wiley
Peter
Bradford
Samuel Pepys
Curie
Pierre Curie
Tribune
Sharon
Pocatello Optical CO
A. L. Chilton
Mgr
Center St
Eames
St. John’s
Newfoundland
Doubleday, Page Company
George Allan England
Calibogus
Ilell
Ford
Unique
Astranger
Maud
Maud Miller
Maeterlinck
Rattleboro
Harvard
Alfred Noyest
Appleton’s Book Chat
Thomas Dixon
Mr. Dixon
Harris Dickson
Mister Fish Kelly
Robert McBlair
W. H. Radcliffe
Radcliffe
Oriole
Helen and
MABEL HERBERT _UBNER
Susie
Mabel Herbert Harper
the Country Weekly Press
City Sunday
City Daily
Daily
Roy Churchhill Smith
Inland Oil Index
E. T. Lillibridge
W. M
Pocatello Roofing Co
Johns-Manville Co., Inc
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