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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1926
Page
4
Bannock county faces a primary with unusually qualified candidates on all three tickets. Citizens urge a high minded campaign with minimal back biting while stressing that the Tech school issue should stay a state matter and receive a square deal from all parties.
This article advises choosing a vacation plan that fits finances and responsibilities, suggesting hobbies like golf, swimming, or gardening to enrich time off. It recommends picnics at parks or home, simple meals, and upbeat attitudes to ensure real health benefits from recreation.
The article quotes German editor R EMIL DOVIFAT criticizing excessive personality features in American papers while noting Americans give more complete news. It also highlights epidemics since 1914 causing more deaths than wars and reports a daylight kidnapping in Central Park with theft of a car and 1400 dollars, plus a remark on Albert Stump’s nomination in Indiana.
A mother fly warns her son about dangers like sticky fly paper and a lethal pitcher plant. He wanders far, meets a spider posing as a bridge and is trapped. He neglects his mother’s warnings and dies, as the tale ends with a moral about heedfulness.
Sir Aurel Stein, famed archaeologist, traced sites on the northwest frontier and in Chinese Turkestan. Born 1862 in Budapest, he led Lahore Oriental College from 1885 to 1899 and naturalized as English. His expeditions between 1900 and 1916 enriched British and Delhi museums.
Sir Martin Harvey born in Essex 59 years ago today. Princess Beatrice born in Madrid 17 years ago today. Frank W. Damrosch born in Breslau 67 years ago today. Fannie Ward born in St Louis 51 years ago today.
The piece argues that people labeled lazy for not calling are often indifferent or tired, citing Janet and Eleanor and couples like Angela and Tommy. It suggests genuine interest would prompt effort, while perpetual pursuit hides weaker affection and excuses.
Turkish assembly debates allowing mosque seating and removing aloo barriers for worshipers. Firefighters in Mineola indicted for arson to prove Defender Hose superiority. New citizens from Germany include two men of starkly different builds. Bible Marathon in Yucaipa soaks up hours for scripture heavy event. Red Grange rival in Sioux City as Roland Locke heads to stockyards. Edison car Gustavus Adolphus cited in West Orange address. Chicago police raid yields punctured tires and a bootlegger hunt.
Robert Savage, Yale alumnus and poet famed for a sensational courtship of Clara Bow, signed a six month contract to appear in six motion pictures. Salary reportedly about $1,000 a week with plots set in society settings featuring strong love themes. The producer aims to cast Clara Bow as lead, a witness at Savage's trial.
A timeline of notable dates includes the 1814 English civil governance for Detroit, Pavy the naturalist born near New Orleans, Warman the poet born at Greenup and died 1872, the Society of Pacific Coast Pioneers formed in Virginia City, 1894 Japanese forces in Korea, 1897 Washington State Federation of Women’s Clubs first convention in Olympia, 1916 Bukowina crownland control, 1924 Danish royals visit London.
A brief note marks the centenary of Henry J. Clark, eminent American naturalist, as various events of the day include royal celebrations in Norway and Britain, the 28th International Euchre Congress in Chicago, and a visit by Swedish royalty to Detroit. The French leaders arrive in London for a three day stay with King George.
One year ago today the Prince of Wales was welcomed in Johannesburg South Africa by 17 000 ex service men in a mass display of praise and loyalty.
A Chinese term Weaventy Flowera is used to describe smallpox in early records, reflecting historical naming practices. The phrasing appears in a sanitized OCR fragment, noting cultural naming of a deadly disease.
A collection of brief satirical notices and poems reflecting on nature politics and society. The piece juxtaposes garden pests with human folly noting April frost and rain kill caterpillars while evolution persists. It also mocks urban governance and public policy with wry proverbs and quips about mosquitoes roads and hot dog stands.
Logan Utah June 22 The following students from Pocatello are registered at the Utah Agricultural College National summer school Ethel M Thompson Pauline Toomba Registration is over five hundred and expected to exceed six hundred before closing Students come from Arizona California Colorado Tolaho Kansas Minnesota Missouri Montana Nevada Pennsylvania Washington Wyoming Utah and from India
A Western farmer comment about excess corn sparks a reply from Uncle Bill Botletop praising law abiding sections of the country. The exchange comes from the Washington Star, reflecting rural grain concerns and regional optimism.
A senate bill passed by the house extends one year to begin and finish the Pend D Oreille river bridge in Bonner county Idaho and adds three years to complete the Newport Priest river road crossing bridge in Washington Idaho.
Negotiations are under way to hire Tiger Flowers as a substitute for Georges Carpentier to face Eddie Huffman in a July 5 card in Tijuana. J. H. Crafton, the arena matchmaker, said wires also went to Young Stribling who beat Huffman in an outdoor bout last summer.
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