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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1924
Page
4
A humorous column by Gluyas Williams analyzes a domestic moment in Lengia where a father questions if junior should go out without a sweater and interprets the daughter's evasive reply as revealing deeper meanings. The piece uses light tone to reflect on social signals and miscommunication.
The piece argues the third party lacks organization and real appeal, seen as a cover for communism by labor bodies. It criticizes La Follette for not joining, warns against a new party as destabilizing, and notes the St Paul convention’s communist influence and overall disruption.
Aviator Macready escaped a dead engine by leaping from a swift plane at night and landing on a 100 foot cliff as his aircraft crashed and burned. He descended by parachute with uncertain bearings and memorably faced a perilous, near microscopic chance of contact with earth or water before walking to the burning wreck.
The season’s Yellowstone rail service is nicknamed the Dude Special as eastern visitors use the trains and autos to reach the park. The term reflects dated slang long passed by, with only faint cowboy ties remaining in an eastern circus and minimal local significance noted by observers.
A fragment from a 1930s political page notes the Senate campaign expense committee requires a statement each year from a manager, with Mr Borah as chair. The passage hints at the routine, with humor arising from the phrase eat on Opie Pheanes for a statement. It is unclear what the broader question about the senate holding refers to.
Poem reflects on a monument built in summer as a vow to past glory. The speaker recalls belief, joy, and communal memory, noting time erodes shrines but faith persists despite fading dreams and changing ages.
The article portrays William Gibbs McAdoo asserting he will return to Washington whether as threat or hope. It notes lingering guilt over abandoning duties after leaving under Wilson and argues his primary motive was inadequate pay, with oil fees cited as a factor. It concludes money still tempts his pursuit of higher office.
The author argues that communities gain from honest promotion. Phony claims are quickly exposed, while real value shines through publicity tied to actual assets. Confidence springs from straightforward facts about enterprises, institutions, and conditions. bunk is soon exposed.
SAMUELS' plan to open a coal mine in Idaho falters as contracts lack guaranteed support from state consumption. Suspicion grows that he pursues political gain more than coal extraction, with doubts about feasibility and commitment to production.
Thirty years ago a half chicken cost thirty cents in Pocatello, according to old files. The note suggests some chickens remain on the market while prices have risen with time, if the birds have aged well.
Dentists meeting in Pocatello over the past week engaged with residents in a cordial tone. The event contrasted with stern reputations, as the crowd appeared more approachable and less formidable.
Poem recalling the comrades of the trail who faced fame and trials, mourning vanished bandmates and the passing of youth. It speaks of steadfast faith, scars from distance, and a call to help a comrade up life’s rocky slopes as night and memory deepen.
This birthday sun sign notes favorable aspects for agriculture and invention, urges forbearance in relationships, and temperance to resolve long standing differences. A born child is healthy but highly nervous requiring affectionate discipline. Noting notable historical figures, it lists successful names born on this date.
A compact list of historical anniversaries notes Stephen Massett's 1849 San Francisco piano entertainment, 1884 Captain Sedley saving Greely expedition survivors, 1896 Benjamin Bristow death in New York, 1898 action near San Juan by the Bt Paul, 1800 Waldeck Rousseau French premier, 1900 Northern Parliament opening and Wilson assassination in London.
A fragmented newspaper snippet rails against jazz fusion with bagpipes as the sea change spreads. It contrasts slangy satire with a punchy aside on French cooking and hints at a hopeful bid to stagger school hours for caddies.
Emma and five girls chat at tea about a young man Emma admires. They joke about ways to attract him, while recognizing he loves another girl. Emma concludes attention from men cannot be forced and that he will call if he cares.
Sir H. Ricter-Haggard born in Nor folk England 68 years ago today. Sir Martin Harvey Essex England 57 years ago today. Porter Emerson Browne Beverly Mass 45 years ago today. Robert B Lovett San Jacinto Texas 4 years ago today. William N Vaile Kokomo Indiana 48 years ago today.
One year ago today President Harding spoke in Kansas to allow government sale of intoxicants. Australia is noted as the world’s leader in wool production. Thirteen women held seats in the parliament of Czecho Slovakia.
Editorial recounts Senator Frank Gooding of Idaho shaping the agricultural relief plank at a national convention. An eastern financier’s flamboyant farmer caricature clashed with Gooding’s straight talk, leading to a platform commitment aimed at delivering tangible benefits to interior farmers across Idaho Montana Oregon Iowa Illinois Missouri and neighboring states.
House committee of the hotel association issue some dis appointed terms. The communication outlines tentative rules and expectations for members, noting incomplete details and unresolved points. Further clarifications are expected in upcoming meetings.
Supporters wear newly adopted slogan on hat bands at Golden Gate event promoting the McAdoo campaign. The terse line signals renewed backing and a call for unity amid a crowded field.
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