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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1923
Page
4
Opinion column derides the Leviathan trial voyage as costly and public funded. It notes Democratic press at the time favored silence on Wilsons 1918 European tour with memoranda and a large entourage, arguing the fourteen points were repurposed to a treaty and the expense showcased US fragility.
A 57 year old woman, Mrs. 8. S. Farley, earned a botany degree after three and a half years of study, becoming the institution’s oldest graduate. The report urges more seniors to pursue new learnings to enhance happiness and usefulness in later life, noting such students often live longer and stay engaged. TlT marked the graduation at Pennsylvania.
The piece argues that wealthier individuals use tax exempt bonds to shield income, reducing public revenue. It questions the fairness of allowing such bonds and calls for limiting bonds issued on tax exempt terms to ensure every citizen bears government burdens.
A famed magazine cover painter and social figure, historically linked to a narrative about a husband and five children, is now reported to have found a mining engineer. The ripples of ethical alignment are cited as correct.
The text outlines a birthday profile noting a person born today will be nervous yet independent and enterprising. It highlights artistic temperament, practical craftsman spirit, observant memory, and strong loyalty while noting few close confidants. The tone suggests potential success if one pursues tasks with utmost effort.
The day features a plenary League of Nations meeting in Vienna attended by societies, a bankers’ congress touring Europe from New York, President Harding’s speech in Hutchinson Kansas on farmer relations, Ontario candidates near provincial elections, and a first international pigeon race starting from Midland Ontario under the National Association of Pigeon Fanciers.
Washington reports indicate the selection of the new Democratic floor leader following the death of Claude Kitchen. Finis J. Garrett of Tennessee is favored, noted as a skilled party manager and lawyer with extensive legislative experience. Carl A. Agier is listed as representative for the Ninth Tennessee district.
A clipped phrase references the steppes as forever barred beside the house, capturing a fragment of a poem or prose scene. The line hints at distance and boundaries within a domestic or architectural setting.
David follows Happy Giggles into a tunnel where a woodchuck family greets him. Mama Woodchuck serves tea and shows the tiny woodchuck twins as the "greatest treasures," while David enjoys an unexpected woodland adventure before returning home to tell his mother.
A dated list notes events from 1678 to 1919 including Denonville's march against the Seneca, Clive's Plassey victory, the 1793 Rights of Man decree in France, 1848 Paris insurrection, 1897 Confederate Veterans reunion in Nashville, 1898 US troops near Santiago, and a 1919 Lancashire cotton mill strike ending in victory for workers.
The article notes concerns over stage filth harming minds as drinking-water filth harms the body. It discusses daily problems, including choosing between grape rust prunea or stewed rhubarb. Proposals for canals around the Plain of Jordan and the Dead Sea would irrigate wide fertile areas for cultivation.
An admonition to women about seizing the spotlight and overcoming self-consciousness. The piece urges embracing one's own charm and voice to avoid being eclipsed by other women and to claim attention in social settings. It stresses that a confident presence can elevate any performer, including the reader.
Today marks birthdays for H B H the Prince of Wales born at White Lodge Richmond 30 years ago and Prince Jaime of Spain born in Madrid 15 years ago. Sir Jam Joynson-Hicks financial secretary to the treasury born 58 years ago and Dr D C Davies director born 57 years ago. Irvin Serr well known author and humorist born in Paducah Kentucky. Bricklayers and plasterers of Wheaton report a near completion of a project with a large membership.
Old accounts describe sheep walking single file through mountain corridors where space allowed one animal at a time. The text emphasizes caution and danger in narrow passages.
In a tense domestic scene, Helen finds a letter implying Warren’s infidelity hidden in his raincoat. She grapples with jealousy, her fear of losing him, and a plan to expose the affair while Warren discovers the letter and reassures her with blunt, protective resolve.
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