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The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1925

Page

4

Proves His Case in Satiric Evolution Theory

Hos. B. Pickerill, noted writer, argues from language and idioms that man descends from lower animals. He decries Darwin and Huxley, uses humorous catalogues of animal imagery, and ends with a satirical quip on science.

Hos. B. Pickerill Darwin Darrow Huxley Jackley

New Car Noises And Auto Changes Noted

The article outlines common new car noises from newer features such as balloon tires and front brake bands, warning that many sounds are harmless but may alarm drivers. It links dust, water spray, and springs to louder operation, and notes quieter engines reveal previously unheard components like generators and fans. It also briefly touches on Soviet actions and political remarks, followed by a geology-like note on ancient Chinese eggs.

Rear Admiral Robison to Lead U S Fleet in New Assignment

Rear Admiral Samuel 8 Robison, from Pennsylvania, will succeed Admiral Coontz as commander in chief of the U S fleet. A 190? United States Naval Academy graduate, he rose through the ranks, served as lieutenant during the war, and held commands including the South Carolina and several naval bureaus. He also headed yards and served on the board of presentaison to command. One year ago today Prince of Wales arrived in New York aboard a vessel from hurricane wreckage.

Samuel 8. Robison Admiral Coontz United States Fleet Pennsylvania Ae United States Naval Academy Curtie D. Wilbur Secretary of the Navy Annapolis Naval Sea Service South Carolina Myles Santa Davia Iis Board of Presentaison United States

Centenaries and veterans mark today in events

Today features the 200th birth anniversary of Charles Townshend and the centenary of Sidney H. Marsh. Grand Rapids hosts the Civil War veterans at the 59th G A R encampment, while Toronto opens its Canadian National Exhibition with the Ontario premier. Anita Lihmo of New York weds Prince Edward Lebkowilcz of Bohemia at Watch Hill Rhode Island.

Sidney H. Marsh Pacific University Charles Townshend England Toronto Dominion Ontario Watch Hill RB. T Anita Lihmo New Yor Prince Edward Lebkowilcz Bohemia

What This Day Means to You

Favorable planetary aspects favor new tasks contracts and worthwhile efforts. Harmony and opportunity for engagement rise as the day unfolds. For those born today marriage promises smooth sailing to a final harbor. Notable names include Oliver Wendell Holmes Sr and David B. Hill as examples.

Aail Leeast Oliver Wendell Tolmes Anna Ella Carroll George I. Hoar James Proctor Knott George W. McCrary David B. Hill

Matrimonially Speaking Too Fussy on Meals Says Husband

In Hugh McKay's column a husband complains his wife serves the same veal loaf at holidays and meals, sighing over repetition. He adds aggrieved comments about mutton chops and argues his preferences clash with the kitchen. The piece uses a humorous domestic tone.

Aging Shooters Dominate Ranch Road Marksman Meet

An old age of competitors excels in a shooting sport with top marks by Ed Forsgard 69 and Captain Andy Meaders 86. The Texan state title went to a 69 year old. rivals include Seelie 96 in a recent tourney. Youngsters like 18 year old Danvey Herle Jack Franklin also perform strongly as veterans and youths share the range equally.

Ed Forsgard Andy Meaders aSville Enn Seelie Danvey Herle Jack Franklin

The Diphtheria Toxin Antitoxin Vaccine Breakthrough

The article traces the 1890s diphtheria threat and the 1910s shift to a toxin antitoxin vaccine. It describes development by physicians and health departments, the Berlin and New York progress, Schick testing to identify susceptible children, and vaccination with minimal irritation. It reports about 85 percent protection and seven years of immunity in many children, leading to mass school immunizations reaching over 500,000 students.

American Child Health Association William H. Park New New City Berlin Behlin New York Behringueon Tory

Notable births and treaties listed on anniversaries

Today honors John Locke Richard Rush Oliver Wendell Holmes and marks treaties including Brazil Portugal debt settlement open Chinese ports and Hong Kong 1843 and a 1880 shipwreck near Florida with 71 lives lost 1923 plan offers 10 percent wage rise and 1 hour day for miners.

John Locke Richard Rush United States Philadelphia Oliver Wendell Holmes Phisher Cambridge Mass Brazil Portugal China Hong Kong Cowlitz Landing Oregon Columbia River Vera Cruz Florida Gifford Pinehot

Notable Birth Anniversaries Across Europe and America

A compilation notes milestone birthdays for Maurice Maeterlinck born in Belgium Gbst one year ago today Ru Andrew Fisher former Australian high commissioner in London born Scotland 63 years ago today Sebastian G Messmer Milwaukee archbishop born Switzerland 78 years ago today Duke of Sutherland landowner born Great Britain 37 years ago Byron P Harrison U S senator born Mississippi Cry-Springs 44 years ago today.

Maurice Maeterlinck Gbst Andrew Fisher Australia London Scotland Sebastian G. Messmer Milwaukee Switzerland Duke of Sutherland Great Britain Byron P. Harrison United States Mississippi Crys- Springs Miss Toay

Diphtheria Immunization Cuts New York City Child Deaths

In 1919 diphtheria deaths among NYC children under six neared 1200 annually but in the last year only 560. Immunized children show no severe cases, while unvaccinated groups suffer. Health officials advocate toxin antitoxin injections for all children and infants over six months to prevent spread to younger kids.

New York City Lronnaert Health Department United States

Jumping to Conclusions Causes Lost Trust in Lovers

Marie and Allen near marriage quarrel over a telegram whose contents would reveal Allen’s fortune. Marie presumes infidelity, provoking a breakup. the piece warns that jumping to conclusions ruins friendships and engagements. It urges dismissing unsettling thoughts until proven, noting many supposed proofs may have innocent meanings.

Marie Allen Mimi

Governor Seizes Tecapa Fortress in Nicaragua Crisis

Reports from Managua say Governor has seized Tecapa fortress and refuses to obey the central government. Albino Ramon Reis reportedly resigned as minister of finance as President Solorzano forms a cabinet including Ramon Y. Reys. An American Marine detachment left Managua earlier this month amid rumors of unrest and possible measures to curb disturbances.

San Juan el Sur Nicaragua Managua Albino Ramon Reis Min Solorzano Ramon Y. Reys Nicarase Pre. Solorzyna Nicasgguan Constabulary

Weather Outlook for Week in Northern Rocky Mountains and Plains

Weather outlook begins Monday for the Northern Rocky Mountains and plains. Mostly fair conditions with temperatures near normal across the region.

Washington Rocky Mountain Pl Tenu

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