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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1925
Page
4
The Pocatello Tribune announces its publication details and mailing information. The paper notes exclusive AP use rights for news dispatches and local stories, with delivery times, contact number, and subscription rates for various periods.
Dr James Robert Smith describes practical church union as an effective method now used nationwide. East Lansing shows the model as the Congregational church withdraws to form a union church aiding four denominations Michigan Congregational Conference Michigan Baptists Methodist Episcopal Synod of Michigan Presbyterian Church will each contribute to a new $200000 church with a $25000 gift from each denomination. The Rev N A McCune serves as pastor with Methodist consent.
A newspaper analysis notes crude rubber jumping from 36 cents to 1.15 per pound due to British control of output, provoking protests and talks of remedy such as American cultivation, with five to six years needed to bring American rubber to market. It warns against eliminating competition and suggests US rubber from the tropics to curb prices. Also mentions US Army gas mask trials at Governor's Island and Abd El Krim's sustained resistance without bonds.
Today Calvin Coolidge marks the start of his third year as president of the United States. King Haakon VII of Norway turns 53 today. A flood ten years ago claimed twenty five lives in a lasting reminder of the disaster.
The seventieth session of the American Chemical Society begins in Los Angeles with the mystery of matter as the central theme. Other conventions opening today include the Danish societies and Foresters orders as well as craft associations and local federations.
Dee meets Mr Brown Ant on a smooth patch and learns his ant family farms the grain bearing grass. He explains their agricultural work gathering ripe grain storing it in cellars and drying seeds after a rainstorm. Dee marvels at the ant hill rooms and the busy workers.
A writer argues boredom stems from lack of interest in others and suggests a mindset shift. By seeing people as inner performances you trigger curiosity about minds and actions, making every encounter an object of personal interest. Tomorrow: Foremost Bodies in the Throat and Lungs.
Norway marks King Haakon VII 63rd birthday as he nears 20th year on the throne next December. The nation’s secession from Sweden and the monarchy’s continuation are noted amid British and allied pressure. Haakon, son of Frederick VIII and Maud, is 63 and his heir Glav Olay is 21 and studies in England.
One year ago Dr Rodolfo Chiari was elected President of Panama while Secretary of State Hughes and his party arrived in Berlin prompting diplomatic chatter about Central American leadership and European diplomacy.
Dee jokes about rainy days on a farm and learns work keeps loneliness away. A sudden storm returns her to regular size and she digs a ditch around the farm. She places a large box over the ant hill to keep Mr Brown Ant's farm dry after the storm.
Cartoon humor by Hugh McKay about delays in small domestic tasks. A husband laments his wife’s excuses for not sewing a button when asked, only to agree later after he is busy, leading to missed chances. The gag contrasts two common delays in married life.
Horoscopes warn against travel and change with warning of deception and risk of arguments. Evening brings tranquility at home and a child born today is healthy and enterprising, likely loyal with deep lasting relationships. Notable birthdays include Hamilton Fish and Samuel M. Jones. Friendly stores profit from pleasurable shopping and strong service.
Today's events reflect anniversaries of figures in politics religion and literature. Richard Caswell born in Maryland in 1729, Benedict Arnold linked to West Point works in 1780, Nicolas Wiseman born 1802 in Seville, Eugene Sue died 1859, Charles Halpine died 1868, Kilian Flasch born 1891, and the 1892 date marks the fourth centenary of sailing.
A column offers guidance for women on keeping romance lively by avoiding routine and surprise. It suggests subtle flirting, varied evenings, and fresh dress to reawaken a partner who drifts into dull complacency. The piece notes women should act to maintain excitement and allegiance.
A poem mocks credited schemers who chase wealth and quick gains while asking for others’ help to spend. It contrasts a magnate’s burden to spend millions with a bard’s pivot to advise and a cynical view of scams. The piece also hints at political jibes about Dawes and labor strikes in an era of upheaval.
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