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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1923
Page
4
The piece defends American schooling against Meiklejohn who questions an educational system. It cites 1920 census figures, public school spending, and outcomes from graduates. It also promotes visiting a president in Idaho and notes regional weather jests and political taxes.
This day emphasizes persistence amid delays and discord while urging poise and cheerfulness to boost work. Notable personalities born on June 24 include Charlies T. Yerkes, Enock Young, Islam H. Ward, and Rebecca Harding Davis, with traits ranging from sharp intellect to cautious romantic outlook.
In a Joyland scene Dotty and Squeedee meet Basilisk Lizard, a calm, crowned Basilisk who rejects cruel tales about his tribe. He explains the peaceful nature of his people and the misperceptions caused by myths. Basilisk invites further chats as he heads back into the grasses.
A listing of regional associations including Cleveland-National Association of Real Estate Boards, Swampscott Mass American Institute of Electrical Engineers, Scranton National Coal Merchants, Paul National Retail Grocers, St Louis Atlantic City New Jersey Plumbers, Asheville Southern Water Power Congress outlines early regional federation efforts.
The item lists a range of happenings from a centenary tribute to Peter Henderson and a Harding itinerary through Denver Cheyenne and Salt Lake City to a Fontainebleau architecture course under French auspices. It notes the Disabled American Veterans convention in Minneapolis and the AMA convention in San Francisco, plus athletic coaching for women at Pennsylvania State College and Moody era religious conferences at Northfield. It also covers Ontario politics with Drury as coalition premier, Missouri's stricter prohibition law taking effect, and penalties for illegal still operations.
Alexander Meiklejohn of Amherst College, born in England in 1872, was named president in 1912 after eleven years as Brown University dean. A Brown graduate and philosopher, he advocates classical training, strict disciplinary study, and a systematic college curriculum over electives.
Today marks birthdays for Gen Sir Francis Wingate former British High Commissioner for Egypt born 68 years ago Sir Henry Johnson longtime leader of Irish Nationalists born in Ireland 72 years ago Joha LeBaron B Colt senior U S senator born Dedham Massachusetts 77 years ago and others born in Parkville Port Cape Colony and related locales with ages around 83.
Fragmentary item notes a vote or directive from a year ago involving Mert and HB. The readable text hints at a directed action or decision by a local body or official but lacks clear context or full names. The snippet mentions coal in some form, possibly a local industry reference.
Whalebens unveils new household brushes that move silently and sweep dust away instead of creating clouds. The redesign targets home use with a focus on reducing noise and improving cleaning efficiency.
A playful reflection on courtship and attraction as a battle of the sexes. The piece notes men use polite charm and women use perfumes gowns and emotion to captivate partners, ending with the idea that everyone has experienced and survived this timeless social duel.
A dated roll of events lists military campaigns and political milestones. 1823 Cadiz invasion begun by French troops under the Duke of Angouleme, 1863 Lee’s invasion of Pennsylvania, 1873 Jesuit expulsion law in Italy, 1876 Custer killed at Little Bighorn, 1888 William II opens Reichstag, 1891 Parnell and Mrs. O’Shea wed, 1893 Haymarket memorial unveiled, 1921 Gompers elected AFL president for the 40th time.
A collection of curious statements and trivia across science history and folklore, mentioning kangaroos leaping, toads feeding mysteries, Trinity House lighthouses, rewards for arresting wife-beaters, crow courts, gold wire length, mahogany age, a pirate archbishop, plant varieties, sea otter social habits, ant scent detection, Latin roots of vestibule, wood density and buoyancy, and experimental inventions from a distant era.
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