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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1925
Page
4
The piece describes overlapping duties among Washington departments as wasteful and says President Coolidge plans to reorganize to save money. It notes projections of potential savings from fifty to two hundred fifty million dollars annually and emphasizes the public’s interest over job holders’ opposition.
The Federation of Labor abandons third party movements, a move Republicans say reflects labor gains under Republican leadership. The shift follows claims that labor benefits under GOP administrations include higher wages and steadier work, influencing voting alignment. A separate education inquiry shows 23 percent of first grade pupils fail to advance, with reading and arithmetic deficits, absences, and poor development cited as major factors.
A fragmentary column note records a quarrel over a marriage match. A woman complains of a talking partner's insincere politeness and distant readiness to pay, then hints at a failed attempt to secure support in a domestic dispute.
A dated recap lists events and births from 1718 to 1923 including the founding of New Orleans in 1718, Hume’s death in 1776, the Moon Hoax of 1835, Bowen’s death in 1839, Martine’s birth in 1850, and the 1923 steamer collision near Jackson, with other notable notes of anniversaries and local incidents.
Dotty meets Daddy Hornbill and Mrs Hornbill in a hollow tree nest. The birds discuss the hornbill beak and nesting habits while Dotty watches and learns about nesting time. Dotty is called away by her mother as Mr Hornbill prepares to greet their offspring.
Today’s planetary aspects are inauspicious until sundown when an emotional awakening and mental stimulation appear. An atmosphere of nervousness and worry favors postponing difficult tasks and concentrating effort. Evening social or family functions promise happiness, and romance may be tested.
Uruguay celebrates independence centennial. Rear Admiral Samuel R. Franklin honored for naval service. Pletcher anniversary observed in English literary circles. National Association of Letter Carriers opens its Cleveland convention, continuing to Friday. Bil Nye’s 75th birthday observed at his Fletcher home with a window dedication in the village church.
Prof. Guiseppi Bruni born in Parma Italy 52 years ago today. Blanche Bates born at Port Orford Oregon 52 years ago today. Dr. Joseph Silverman born in Cincinnati 65 years ago today. Patrick E. Crowley born in New York 61 years ago today. Frank Dy Scott born in Alpena Michigan 47 years ago today.
Article outlines how habits form in early childhood and stresses parental responsibility. It argues regular sleep, air, feeding, and back-sleep positioning support good development, warns against thumb sucking and persistent rocking, and urges doctor input for persistent issues to prevent spoiled behavior and lasting unhappiness.
Dunncan A Fletcher senator from Florida criticizes the Shipping Board scrapping policy while he chairs the Senate commerce committee. A Georgia native educated at Vanderbilt, he began law practice in Nashville, then Jacksonville where he served in the legislature and as mayor before winning a 1908 Senate seat and becoming a Democratic power.
The French Chamber of Deputies ratified the Lausanne treaty with Turkey. The article notes lifelong impact of early habits and urges correcting bad habits in infancy to prevent them from becoming fixed.
The piece warns against trusting men as more honest and straightforward than women. It describes the “male cat” as gossip prone and untrustworthy, urging readers to avoid sharing secrets with boys who spread news and cause embarrassment. It ends with an offer to answer love questions via return envelope.
Memphis hosts Cotton States Merchants' association while Hibbing hosts Lake Superior Safety conference. Spirit Lake, The Weirs, and New Hampshire legion department events are listed among municipal and legion gatherings.
A satirical column debates longevity through temperance versus heavy drinking, contrasting a 105 year old abstainer with an 108 year old who credits alcohol. It playfully questions the best path to long life and ends with a jumbled note on air, heat, and gas.
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