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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1927
Page
4
The Oregonian praises private capital for power development over municipal or government built systems. It argues public regulation keeps prices fair and protects consumers, while municipal failures show the dangers of public ownership. Big business expands opportunities, while small ventures face high costs and poor service.
The article notes a federal surplus of 600 million while states show deficits or absorbed budgets. Five year per capita tax fell from 30.79 to 18.13 nationally, while state per capita rose to 29. The piece defends state spending on highways and civic improvements, argues federal aid is modest, and praises state prudence amid overall fiscal results.
The article reflects on the role of vice presidents and senators in presidential succession, noting historical precedents and breaks by Harding Roosevelt and Coolidge. It argues traditions shift when public desire changes, and touches on assorted editorial asides about Berlin, princes, nature, and sports team standings.
Betty learns that pea vines use stringy stems as arms to climb and bear peas. Happy Giggles and Mrs Peavine explain the helper stems are essential for growth. Betty and her mother install stakes and strings, and the garden yields the largest peas in the neighborhood.
An essay on temptations facing children and the limits of adult restraint. It argues ideas of morality guard youth better than rules and contends that children cannot grasp future consequences. It warns against testing honesty with coins and urges clear accounting and prudent guidance for parents and teachers.
A physician explains that many postchildbirth health issues are mechanical and treatable. A mother’s modesty can impede care, but early examination reveals pelvic muscle separation, bladder inflammation, constipation, and undernourishment. Surgical correction and prompt family physician input restore health and reduce long suffering.
The author laments the decline of lace and formal etiquette amid a fast paced modern life. She contrasts past styles like Torchon and Valenciennes with a leaner, more practical dress and speech, urging restoration of refined conversation and propriety in a noisy era.
A poem satirizes a young man leaving college to chase power and wealth, imagining he will lead and improve society while older generations are sidelined. It mocks the arrogance of youth and the claim that knowledge equals power, with a closing jab at enduring social witticisms and a note on Paris divorce renewals.
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