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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1927
Page
4
Idaho promotes its mountains lakes and wildlife to attract eastern and midwestern visitors. An advertising drive highlights scenic beauty and outdoor life to spark home interest and entice investment. Moving pictures of Idaho scenery are shown locally and remotely to boost tourism and economic value.
Idaho towns see new courses and growing golf interest with Joise opening a $190,000 facility for 400 members paying 300 joining fee plus 60 yearly dues. Pocatello also expands with a top course and a nearing new clubhouse as daily play rises.
Doctors in Idaho faced isolation from cutting edge methods and equipment. The Pacific Northwestern Medal association brings the latest knowledge to campaigning physicians through its on Wheels post-graduate course. Leading U.S. authorities present instruction to the public in practical medical education.
A wry critique of the flood of Lindbergh poems and the attempt to catalog them. The author mocks the volume and quality of verse while lamenting the wasteful effort and the drift from true genius. A stray note cites a guilty plea at Gould Street crossing and reflections on spring weather and colonial mandates.
In a multiframe tale Dotty meets Mrs Bombyx Moth on a mulberry branch. Squeedee explains moths useful role in silk production and the need to outnumber destructive relatives. The scene shifts to a girl named Lucy and a debate over music lessons and a better teacher.
A mother berates Lucy for not practicing music, insisting money was spent on her education. Lucy resists, arguing with the teacher about counting out loud, while the threat of a Saturday hike looms as a punishment. Lucy’s dislike for practice contrasts with the mother’s insistence on discipline.
A columnist argues against scientific fear of kissing harming health and longevity. They defend affectionate greetings between lovers, claim emotions may not shorten life, and suggest kisses and romantic displays are natural since biblical times.
Poem reflects on fishing and restraint as insight grows. speaker abandons pursuit of trout bass and pike and embraces a calmer logic. The verse links nature and learning with a broader moral about restraint and necessity in daily life.
An essay argues kissing risks emotion more than safety while noting tastes differ by gender. Local items report Captain George Zinn's remarriage after divorce, and Captain T L Simpson and Mrs Simpson living aboard the Steamship River Hudson as it sails toward the Orient with Mrs Hudson arriving from England.
A collection of brief items from multiple cities. English marines present Private Padgett the bulldog mascot aboard the Leviathan, while Captain Hartley notes he is a true Devil Dog. Rapid City reports restless summer pets including Rob Roy the collie and Rebecca the raccoon. Newark notes Col Arthur J Hanlon brings cats to a hotel to administer prohibition. New York covers Bud Stillman’s Europe honeymoon, and Rapid City reports Mrs Coolidge hiking 15 miles in 5 hours 15 minutes delaying a presidential lunch.
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