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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1925

Page

4

Adoption by Millionaire Spurs Mixed Reactions in Society

A wealthy single man adopts a twenty one year old former movie actress, gifting gowns, a car, and a country home, provoking critique of wealth use. The piece contrasts philanthropic fame with waste, noting Carnegie and Rockefeller big gambits and suggesting real help lies in aiding the intelligent poor. It also mentions the Dempsey era dispute with the New York athletic commission, predicting a draw or Kearns advantage.

Keem Carnegie Rockefeller Dupont Delaware Jack Dempsey New York Athletic Commission Dempsey Kearns Comihidion

Evolution case publicity sparks Tennessee debate and art project

A fragmented note discusses evolving publicity in Tennessee tied to an evolution case. It mentions challenges in creating digital ecards for lecture platforms and vaudeville circuits as part of public interest and outreach efforts.

Tennessee

Dandied Figure Curses His Curse On A Hot Day

Fragmentary chatter describes a character lamenting a curse and striking a pose in pajamas on a hot day. The snippet references Mea and an old fashioned night shot, conveying informal dialogue and retro tone.

Mea

Neponethe by Chas. G. Sumner

Poem fragment contrasts a harsh life with a gentler inner life. It notes a mean exterior and strict justice, yet reveals a softer longing for tenderness, a woman's smile, flowers and memories, in the afterglow.

Labor backs no third party alliances in labor movement shift

The American Federation of Labor rejects third party ties and favors candidates from established parties that appeal to industrial interests. Analysts note past failures from third party bets like La Follette and highlight gains from disciplined party alignment. The piece also touches on rubber prices and various unrelated items.

American Federation of Labor Labor la Follette Federation

New York Age Reports Meeting on School Teachers’ Roles

Exchange members and school teachers from New York gathered in Semove or’s room of Babjecte to discuss what the schools can do, with participation from educators and community members. The event focused on practical steps to support education and engage students.

New York Age Exchange New York Semove Or Prac

What This Day Means to You

A dated astrology style piece notes benign Sunday observances with possible evening tension. It discusses temperament, especially births today, predicting a dominant birthday figure with strong justice and social traits. Notable names listed include James Clinton and Milwauke founder Laurent Junean among others.

Althout James Clinton Fingal Scott Key Laurent Junean Milaukee Zene I. Bowditeh

Today in History of Events and Anniversaries

A compact list of historical milestones includes Fort William Henry's 1757 capitulation to Montcalm forces, 1793 Solomon Juneau birth, 1832 marriage of Kingold I of Belgium to Louw, 1838 organization of the New York and Erie Railroad, 1875 Gloucester Maas centennial of a naval repulse, 1887 Cheyenne diocese establishment, 1910 Mayor Gaynor assassination attempt, and 1923 Harding funeral train.

Fort William Henry Lake George Montcalm Solomon Juneau Milwaukee Montreal Kingold I Belgium Louw Louis Philippe France New York and Erie Railroad Company Gloucester Maas Cheyenne Wyo Gaynor New York City Harding Marion

How They Know The Speeding Autoist Case

A Los Angeles court heard an officer explain speed calculation from downtown street measurements. The judge set a fifty dollar fine as the defendant gasped, illustrating a method using block length and time at a given pace.

South Spring Street Los Angeles

Notable birthdays mark figures from transport to religion

Today honors Marvin Hughitt former Chicago and Northwestern executive born in Cayuga County New York 88 years ago Charles Nagel ex secretary of commerce and labor born in Colorado County Texas 76 years ago Former Archduke Joseph World War commander born 53 years ago Rt Rev William T Capers Episcopal bishop of West Texas born in Greenville D C 58 years ago Dr Edward B Parsons Marietta College president born in Brooklyn North Carolina 62 years ago

Marvin Hughitt Chicago & Northwestern Railway Cayuga County N. Y Charles Nagel Commerce and Labor Taft Colorado County Texas Archduke Joseph William T. Capers Episcopal West Texas Greenville D. C Edward 8. Parsons Marietta College Brooklyn N. C

Annual Meeting Highlights Library Progress and Global Outreach

The American Library Association held its annual meeting in Seattle during the second week of July with librarians from the United States and Canada. Reports praised American libraries, noted Chinese exchanges via Mr. Bostwick, and described France's library restoration efforts. New books featured include Pulitzers and popular fiction such as Ring Lardner and Langford’s Complete Limerick Book, plus poetry and nature titles.

American Library Association Se Tle United State Canada Bostwick St. Louis Public Library China France United States Amercan Sarsh C. N. Bogle Bogle Paris Publi Library Mr. Pitt Zona Gal John Galsworth Israel Zanwill Sidney Howard Ring Lardner Cricks Langford Michael Monah Ge Stratton Porter Red M Archiarshall Ernest Ernest Poole Russia

Futile Effort to Restore Home Cooking Flavors

A nostalgic poem laments restaurants failing to recapture the old farmhouse taste in doughnuts hash and pie. It argues that despite chefs embracing rural menus, the charm is lost and meals no longer satisfy the hungry, as a shift in appetite and aging erode appeal.

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