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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1925
Page
4
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The Tribune warns drivers to clear narrow city streets when the fire department approaches. Do not wait to see its direction, turn to the curb immediately and park to avoid hindering firemen. Concentration of cars near fires is dangerous and often regulated in larger cities.
The piece urges city action to improve unpaved streets in Pocatello, describing them as bombed and shelled and suggesting better roads could attract business and tourists. It commends Gould Street’s improvements and hopes other streets receive similar attention.
National and local conventions are criticized for turning reporters into humorists who mock delegates and erode respect for leaders. Phelps urges dignified representation, condemning ridicule while acknowledging humor's corrective value. He warns that treating conventions as farce harms youth and public trust.
Peggy encounters two walking stick twins Betty and Paddy as Granny Tree Toad explains their origin and care. Paddy has five legs while Betty has six, a robin lift nearly changed their fate, and a looming rainstorm prompts a quick retreat.
A health note explains the skin as a key body system in hot weather. It describes skin layers, pores, and how sweat removes toxins and water, with kidneys balancing elimination. Daily tepid baths and thorough sponging are advised to maintain skin function and blood flow.
William 8 Culbertson United States minister to Roumania born Greensburg Pennsylvania 40 years ago today Maj Gen Malin Craig chief of cavalry US Army born St Joseph Missouri 50 years ago today John C Anderson chief justice of Alabama born Greene County Alabama 62 years ago Col Jacob C Ruppert president New York American League club born New York City 58 years ago Theodore Tiger Flowers boxer born Camile Georgia 30 years ago today
A humorous piece about married life with a husband and wife mishearing and avoiding questions. The husband complains his wife ignores repeated requests about chores and dessert choices while the wife notes his loud calls from the cellar and expectation to hear.
A column by Mary Blake blends daily planetary signs with personality notes and notable birthdays. It mentions Bishop Schrembs sailing home with a saint’s relic to Cleveland, and cites several historical figures as successful examples.
Dates mark notable occurrences and births from 1819 to 1923. Entries include Gen John Bidwell’s birth, Atlantic telegraph milestone in 1858, meteors in 1875, Utah University cornerstone in 1890, Thomas Bocock’s death, Rt Rev James Healy’s death, 1912 Ottoman martial law, and 1923 Harding funeral train passage through Wyoming.
A reader asks how to handle dating a well dressed college boy while living in a poor home. The reply urges self confidence, not self pity, and suggests presenting an unruffled, composed front as if hosting a royal reception to prevent the man from noticing or focusing on the home’s flaws.
Dublin marks the 150th anniversary of Daniel O Connell with ceremonies today. France unveils a memoir for Guy de Maupassant on the 75th anniversary of his birth. The International Baby Chick association convenes in Kansas City for a three day session. A five member committee of the National Association of Railroads and Utilities Commissioners meets in Washington to draft a federal motor vehicle bill.
A humorous piece on learning boxing by mail contrasts with a spoof on geology and population shifts. It jokes about turning to boxing to prove courage while the Hawaiian Islands allegedly grow to rival Japan, and France worries over German bootlegging.
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