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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1924

Page

13

Outdoor Book Catalog Promises Enthusiast Read

A promotional note highlights Appletons outdoor titles for fishers and hunters. It lists works by Brimmer Watson Hough and others with prices from 75 cents to 8 dollars, noting free catalogs upon request and numerous illustrated volumes on camping, fishing, hunting, and gear.

Enthusia Apleton Pblishers F. E. Brimmer Watson Paul A Emerson Hough Claude P,yee Ned Otte Marka Arren H. Miller George Parker Holden O. W. Smith

Appleton Presses Wharton and Espina New Titles

Appleton announces Edith Wharton’s four new books False Dawn The Old Maid The Spark and New Year s Day with high re order interest across the nation. It also releases Concha Espina s The Red Beacon set in Northern Spain and a geography gateway The Story Key to Geographic Names by Engeln. June 6 brings Thomas Dixon s The Black Hood about the Ku Klux Klan era.

Edith Wharton New York The New York Times Spain Congha Espina Appleton Red Beacon America Duce Nombre Dulce Nombre Concha Espina Geographic Names O. D. Engeln Cornell Univ Poity Jane McKelway Uredbart Thomas Dixon

Buttercup Days by Mrs. Eliot fairytale for children

Mrs. Eliot's new story Buttercup Days follows Tiny Tim's adventures in fairy land. It features Beth Robin Baby Paul and Misa Angela as fairy-seers who encounter tulip fairies and fairy parties while teasing brothers and fathers struggle to understand.

Beth Robin Baby Paul Misa Angela Tiny Tim Mrs. Eliot Doubleday, Page & Company

Milliner Eager to Sell Hat in Quirky Exchange

In a lively scene a milliner displays hats while a customer named Mrs Noorich resists, insisting she wants none of the item. The exchange includes playful phrases and a shout to “Go chie” and references to a Sheik in a humorous, period tone.

Books as wedding gifts from Edith Wharton’s Old New York

Wedding gifts increasingly feature books and the four volume set of Edith Wharton’s Old New York in a gay box. The colorful wallpaper reproductions on book jackets and slip box create an attractive first impression enhancing the gift’s appeal.

Edith Wharton Old New York New York

Mae and June Recount Wild Reaction to Love Rejection

Mae recalls telling George of lack of love and June describes his furious display. The exchange hints at volatile emotion and dramatic behavior following the confession.

Mae George

Pinch Comes in Ahoe Store Shoe Complaint

Customer in a shoe store complains that the shoe pinches the joint. The salesman apologizes and indicates inability to resolve the issue. The fragment hints at a retail exchange dispute.

Ahoe Ralesman Tiadame

The Lazy Man's Wisdom by Fred C. Kelly

This review highlights Fred C. Kelly as a leading laziness advocate in The Wisdom of Laziness. It praises his earnest approach to the art and vocation of laziness and notes Booth Tarkington’s glowing introduction within a Doubleday edition.

Fred Kelly Doubleday, Page & Company Mark Twain Mr. Kelly Booth Tarkington Fred C. Kelly

New Philippine Paleolithic Tools Unearthed Near Manila

Eighteen feet beneath the Pasig River bed near Manila, five ancient stone implements reveal advanced Paleolithic craft, including jade adzes and a volcanic hatchet. Frank G Carpenter reports handling the artifacts, now owned by Dr H Otley Beyer, with potential U S institution transfer and interest from the British Museum.

Philippines British Museum London Pasig Manila Frank G. Carpenter Islands Philippine Doubleday, Page & Company H. Otley Beyer United States

Reading Indian Lore in a Town Library

Hal Borland recalls nine year old self and a town divided into rival tribes after reading Indian lore from the public library. He mentions the book Tu Little Savages and craft lessons learned, framing a childhood confrontation over belonging and imagination.

Hal Borland Doubleday, Page & Company Ernest Ek Aanchi¢Ivn

Personal Needs in Your Home

A Hoover essay urges sound judgment in financing and buying homes, highlighting location, ownership, and community benefits. It argues that higher home ownership underpins a stable economy, better living, and civic participation as postwar recovery advances and suburbs expand. It endorses honest financing and straightforward practices as good business and citizenship.

United States Herbert Hoover

Tales From a Young Frontiersman in South Colorado

The narrator recalls a childhood of building tipis, making bows, tanning hides, and learning a mock Native American culture with crude tales. He later seeks authentic stories from real Indigenous sources in southern Colorado to replace the invented lore.

South Colorado

Sure-Fire Flora Sparks Onstage Confidence

Cora insists the new show will be a hit as the leading lady blushes during rehearsal signaling strong audience appeal.

Flora Cora

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