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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1924
Page
4
The city council awarded a contract to pave thirty blocks with Portland cement concrete. Officials stress using best judgment to maximize value, safety, and longevity while meeting traffic needs and economic requirements for the community.
The article argues halting death ray development by buying and destroying inventions will not ensure peace as new weapons will emerge. It calls for dismantling the motive behind warfare and fostering mutual respect among nations. It also notes Japan’s move toward boycotting American films and cautions against such retaliatory tactics.
The day favors active effort and constructive work during daylight hours. In the evening rest and recreation are advised and a temporary pause from overwork is suggested for balance. If today is your birthday, energy and ambition rise, yet material focus may conflict with natural desires for play and self expression.
A list of successful individuals born on this date includes poet Rita Farrier and politician William A. Wheeler of New York. Other notable names are painter William E. Marshall, pageant designer Edward Burgess, chemist Thomas H. Norton, yachts designer, actor Walter Hampden, and theater figure W. Hampden.
A diarist self identifies as a mezzo soprano with range limits, seeking songs between mid F and middle C. She recounts recent guidance from a New York opera pupil, recommends treating each tone as a pearl, and suggests solo practice away from the piano to avoid overestimating ability.
Dotty wanders to a cranberry bog and hears a crying ant trapped on a sundew leaf. Squeedee, the wee elf, frees the ant and explains the plant lures prey with dew like secret glue. Willy Ant vows not to be inquisitive again and heads home.
One year ago today President the Wad party visited Yellowstone Park. Ten killed in bombing of Belgian troop train in Germany.
Today marks the birth centenary of General James C. Duane, chief engineer of the Army of the Potomac, as events unfold across the nation. The 62nd annual National Education Association convention opens in Washington with about twenty thousand teachers and staff arriving for discussions on rural work and religious education of children.
Julius Andrassy born sixty four years ago today, a Hungarian patriot and statesman. Dr Joseph R Harker born seventy one years ago today, English born, long head of the Illinois Methodist Women's college. Roy L McCardell born fifty four years ago today at Hagerstown Maryland, journalist and author. Cordenio A Severance born sixty two years ago today at Mantorville Minnesota, former president of the American Bar association.
Advice column fragment discusses wedding announcements invitations and social etiquette for couples and friends. It references intellectuals with modest means and whether to send invitations or publish notices and hints at public notices from public leaders and a good political ticket.
Compiled list of notable dates and births or deaths: 1775 Committee of Safety with Franklin as president. 1819 William A. Wheeler born Malone New York. 1824 Gen James Duane born Schenectady. 1827 first theatre in St. Louis. 1849 Father Mathew arrives in New York. 1874 Henry Grinnell dies New York City. 1882 Charles Guiteau executed in Washington. 1921 William Howard Taft named chief justice.
Conventions open today in Saratoga New York with the American Library Association and Buffalo American Home Economics Association. Other groups include Milwaukee American Electro Platers Society Charlevoix Michigan National Alpha Epsilon Phi Sorority Asheville North Carolina and Southern Newspaper Publishers Association.
The British Women's Symphony Orchestra, recently premiering in London, is conducted by Miss Gwynne Kimpton. A former violinist, she has long steered orchestral groups from student bands to clubs, building a landmark in her career and advancing the women’s movement in music.
The Marion Star and other papers harshly attack party leaders with phrases like machine bossed throughout and leaderless throughout. The Detroit Free Press urges U.S. positioning to deter provocation, while Fort Wayne Sentinels mock McAdoo and imply Doheny’s influence. The Minneapolis Tribune notes bipartisan public service praise, as Europe shifts to peaceful business with Dawes driving change.
The poem contrasts fleeting joys in nature with looming hardship and warns that happiness is temporary while fate can shift suddenly. It notes Mussolini's rise appearing grand but ending in modest progress and Wisconsin politician LaFollette favoring limited Third Party backing.
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