Pocatello Tribune Publication Details
The Pocatello Tribune is an Idaho daily and the Associated Press credit line appears. The newspaper notes delivery by carrier in Pocatello and offers subscription rates: one month 80 cents, six months 4.75, one year 9.00, with mail transmission via second class matter.
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Pocatello
Idaho
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America’s Haitian mission praised amid withdrawal plan
The article defends U S action in Haiti and the Dominican Republic, arguing that American Marines stabilized the island, curbed banditry, and improved finances and infrastructure. It notes plans to withdraw from both nations and touts the occupation as beneficial and altruistic under Republican leadership.
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Dominican Republic
Haiti
Republic of
United States
Value of Courtesy in business keeps customers returning
The article extols courtesy as a free, profitable asset for merchants. A smile, greeting, and sunny disposition strengthen customer bonds and curb losses despite good products and fair prices. It notes merchants often overlook this remedy and urges practice of courtesy. It also references Republicans nominating an able vice presidential candidate in 1924.
Sub Rosa Summer and the Anatomy of Awkwardness
A reflective piece speaks to girls who feel awkward in social dances and sports. It argues awkwardness is mental, not physical, and can be overcome through confidence, knowledge, and rhythm, noting graceful skill comes from mastery of motion and harmony with activity.
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Sir William Pepperell
Maine
Helen Keller Featured In Who's Who In America
The Day's News notes Helen Keller entering her 45th year and highlights her biography in Who's Who America. It recalls she was deaf and blind from infancy yet lectured nationwide and reflects on her early life and parentage in New England.
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America
Helen Keller
United States
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New Englan
Matrimonially Speaking in a Lost Item Column
A husband haunted by vanished objects and a wife curious about every telephone call. He frets over a missing umbrella silver penknife and other items, drafts lost ads weekly, yet often locates them where he last left them in surprising places.
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Iris
Umbrella
Conventions Opening Today Across States
Conventions opening today include the National Kappa Alpha Theta in West Baden Indiana, the North Carolina Cotton Manufacturers' Association in Morehead City, the North Carolina Commercial Secretaries' Association, Christian Endeavor Societies in Nebraska, the Christian Endeavor Societies of New York in Atlas Virginia, the Iowa Electric Railway Association in Fort D La, and the New Jersey Aerie Fraternal Order of Eagles in Wildwood New Jersey.
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West Baden
Ind
National Kappa Alpha Theta Society
Lowing Rock
N. C
North Carolon Cotton Manufacturers’ Association
Morehead City
North Carolina
Commercial Secretaries’ Association
Kostney
Neb
Christian Endeavor Societies
Nebraska
Atles
Christian Endeavor Societies of
New York
Fort D
Iowa
Plectric Railway Association
Wildwood
N. J
New Jersey
Aerie Fraternal Order of Eagles
One Year Ago Today in Jugoslavia
A brief snapshot recalls events from a year ago in Yugoslavia. The note highlights shifting political tensions and regional responses as nations navigate postwar recovery.
Unclear fragment prompts venue for meeting
Partial OCR text mentions directions and a suggested meeting spot in a hotel lobby or nearby street corner. No clear event, date, or identifiable entities beyond venue hints.
Peggy and the Trapdoor Spider Adventure
Peggy, lonely while friends picnic, meets a trapdoor spider in a hollowed ground near her home. The spider reveals a silk lined tunnel and a clever door system to hide from intruders, guiding Peggy through an amazing hidden world before she returns to the sunny day above.
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Mr. Trap-door Spider
Trapdoor Spider
Anniversaries Through History: 1817 to 1921 Highlights
Highlights of notable anniversaries and events: Washington Corps drill on Boston Common in 1817. Fiona Dow Cheney born 1821. Joseph Smith born 1805 and killed 1844. Sherman repulsed at Kenesaw Mountain 1864. 1894 China protests Korea invasion. 1916 Duke of Devonshire named Governor General of Canada. 1918 US troops reach Genoa. 1921 House votes beer prohibition as medicine.
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Harvard College Military Company
Washington Corps
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Boston Common
Fiona Dow Cheney
Freedmen’s Aid Society
Bseton
Joseph Smith
Carthage
Sharon
Sherman
Kenesaw Mountain
Georgia
China
Korea
Duke of Devonshire
Canada
United States
Genoa
Jaly
U.S. House of Representatives
What This Day Means to You This Day Means to You
Today's planetary aspects favor morning for enterprise and development work. In the afternoon vibrations favor study rest and careful thought. A boy born today will be healthy adventurous and brave, a girl will be immune from ailments headstrong and self-willed.
Health and exercise across age groups in early advice
A discussion on fitness argues mature adults need regular movement and sensible routines. It cites mountain climber Weir Mitchell and Emerson on earned health, urges moderate daily motions, proper diet, bathing and walking while warning against overindulgence and complacency.
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Weir Mitchell
Notable Birthday Honors For Eminent Figures
Sir Herbert Ames of Montreal turns 61 today as a Canadian luminary. Helen Keller born in Tuscumbia Alabama is celebrated on her 44th birthday. Dr Heber Curtin of Muskegon Michigan reaches 52, and Rt. Rev Julius W. Atwood born in Salisbury Vermont turns 67.
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Sir Herbert Ames
Montreal
Tod Helen A. Keller
Tuscumbia
Ala
Toda Dr. Heber Curtin
Muskegon
Mich
Julius W. Atwood
Salisbury
Centenary of Edna Dow Cheney Observed
The newspaper notes the birth anniversary of Edna Dow Cheney for her work with Freedmen. It recalls Civil War memories, Mormon deaths, and a frontier battle commemoration on the Canadian River. A sixteenth biennial musical event opens in St Page with 1200 voices.
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Edna Dow Cheney
Sid Weer
Kenesaw Mountain
Georgia
Joseph
Anit
Carthage
Asociation of
America
St. Page
Texas
Adobe Walls
Moving Pictures and Moralities in Early Cinema
A reflective verse compares heroes and villains in silent film optimism and cynicism. It laments the standard plot where a clever villain outsmarts a feeble hero and a resourceful woman saves the day, wishing for the villain’s triumph and romantic upheaval. It notes Rudolph Valentino’s shift to art and hints at Prohibition era politics.
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