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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1925
Page
4
A humorous essay condemns judging people by family heritage at dances and social events. It argues American democracy erases aristocratic lines, notes girls with old family reputations face social penalties, and urges readers to resist snobbery in friendships and courtship.
Hart Seely of Rotary International argues the four factors are the hoe the church the school and the boy s spare time He notes abundant statistics yet warns generalizations are risky and asks if today s boy benefits from progress If not the effort may be wasted and civilization unoccupied mansions loom over four factors in a boy s life
The piece warns against poor stock schemes and urges consulting reputable banks before investing. It notes farmers expect good harvests and higher prices this fall, while stock salesmen may exploit profits. Emphasizes prudence, responsible banking, and avoiding losses through informed choices.
William Allen White of the Emporia Gazette argues that newspapers are public utilities on par with streetcars and utilities. He says editors act as trustees of profits earned only if they benefit the community with valuable information or guidance.
The text argues that weakening tariffs will destroy the American beet sugar industry and shift assets to foreign producers. It warns of reliance on imports, loss of farmers and workers’ pay, and calls agitation a threat to industrial and wage stability. It contends tariff tinkering undermines economic strength and demands resistance.
Readable fragments reveal a humorous column about a wife misplacing items and a husband’s bemused reactions. The piece weaves in short asides about various events and quotes, including a birthday greeting to Queen Wilhelmina and references to veterans groups and conventions.
Doris meets Bobby Bobolink and Happy Giggles in a playful exchange about travel and seasons. Bobby recounts a year of migrations from West Indian Islands to South Carolina Virginia and Pennsylvania then New England while Doris hints at his life as a traveling bird with a family and a hayfield home.
Favorable early planetary aspects become stronger through the day. The outlook supports constructive efforts and earth tied occupations like agriculture and mining. A marriage or engagement appears auspicious and a boy born today looks to have good health, while a girl may need care to reach normal womanhood. Birthdays reveal high ability, quick reading, and strong character leading to success. Notable birthdays include Dr. Joseph A. Blake and Elizabeth Ward.
A list of historical events and birthdays across years includes Theophile Gautier born in 1811 and Nathaniel Wyeth dying in 1856. Other items note James B. McCreary becoming Kentucky governor in 1875, and various 19th and early 20th century political moves.
The notice lists several birthdays and figures including Dr. J Morgan president of the University of Tennessee born in Strathroy Ontario sixty eight years ago and Roy A. Haynea once a powerful commissioner currently diminished in Hilleboro Ohio. It references James Frguson former Texas governor and other prominent figures associated with San Giovanni and Texas counties.
I. Ogden Woodruff argues that preventing tuberculosis in children reduces adult cases. Key steps include pasteurizing milk, avoiding infected people, and caring for a child’s health through regular meals, ample sleep, clean habits, and early treatment of coughs. Family and environmental factors also demand scrutiny, with weight gain and dental health highlighted. Preventive action in childhood lowers lifetime toll.
Today the Detroit venue hosts the National Association of Attorneys Generals while Salt Lake City hosts a meeting by the American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers.
Sir Joseph J Thomson, renowned for his work on electricity and the atom, spoke at Cambridge on the sixth day to acclaim his contributions. He discovered electrons about 25 years ago, marking a milestone in physical research and influencing later developments. For over 35 years he has been Cavendish professor at Cambridge University and won the 1906 Nobel Prize for Physics.
Reflective verse pieces argue sleep harms adults yet fuels youth, praising Franklin and Napoleon as examples. The speaker resents modern sleep as a hindrance to achievement, noting a long habit of late hours and self improvement through rest. The text juxtaposes education, literacy, and a Supreme Court decision on evolution.
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