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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1925
Page
14
The Y M C A launches a non technical course on boyology to discuss today’s boyhood problems and how adults can assist. It urges adults to view the world through a boy’s eyes and apply shared experience to guide his readjustment and growth.
Mrs. Anna Burdick of Washington calls for equal home making training for boys and girls. She argues fathers share family duties as equally as mothers and that budgeting health and discipline benefit from both parents' understanding and cooperation. A regiment of Chinese troops killed 3000 Russians after a mah jong dispute. A Connecticut economist suggests the US cancel half Europe's debt to spur relief.
A poem rails at aging lawmakers while praising Chubb Stubbs for youthful energy. It questions the age of U S representatives and the gap between athletic vigor and political power, calling for fresh leadership and scrutiny of salaries and government service.
In a Mimi Sub Rosa weekly letter, Mildred complains of being snubbed by friends over her birthday. A surprise party soon dispels her fears, illustrating Mimi's advice to trust old pals and seek supportive company.
Reading of anniversaries lists notable births and deaths from Norwich to Copenhagen includes Samee fiirbiond founder of Mamilton died 1408 and Queen Alexandra born 1844. Also Samuel M. Halston 1888 governor senator and naval aviator Zachary Lansdowne died 1936. Conventions opening today include New York American Manufacturers, National Warm-Air Ventilating, Minnesota State Hog Hygultural Society.
A fragment from a historical newspaper notes an event dated one year ago in Waka. The readable text mentions the number sixty eight and a phrase basa in connection with a past date, but no clear details of people, places, or outcomes are provided.
The article lists today’s observances and events from 1926 including the Festival of St. Eloy for metal workers and royal milestones. It notes Alexander I’s death a century ago and Queen Alexandra’s hypothetical age, plus meetings in Toronto Oklahoma City and Pierre South Dakota. It highlights Locarno treaty signings in London and Hoover receiving honorary ASME membership in New York. Worcester Warner of Cleveland joins Swasey in telescope toolmaking fame.
Today marks birthdays for Senator G H Williams of Missouri born California Missouri 63 years ago Senator Edward J Edwards of New Jersey born Jersey City 62 years ago Chief Justice George W Wheeler of Connecticut born Woodville Mississippi 65 years ago Dr William T Hornaday of New York Zoological Park born Plainfield Indiana 71 years ago Congressman Kaward Voigt of Wisconsin born Bremen Germany 52 years ago
A garbled calendar lists racing meetings at Jefferson Park Fair Association in New Orleans and a Tia Juana Jockey Club event in Tia Juane, plus a New York Board of Review session and various fox hunting and bowling items. It also includes a brief historical note on Greenland and Norse settlement, and a stray astronomy remark about Arcturus.
The fragment hints at a naming idea or motto but lacks clear events or people to anchor a full news item. It remains a vague, cryptic line without identifiable entities or context for a proper card.
Dicky meets Mrs Emu and her five striped youngsters at the zoo. Mrs Emu speaks of Australia, her fear of people, and how the keeper changed her view. She showcases her long legs and defense against dogs, then the family returns to the meadow as the zoo bell rings. The piece closes noting the first Automobile Club for women founded in Paris.
The Idaho Tech Symphony conducts a rehearsal at 7:30 in the old main auditorium as conductor L Roubidoux previews a diverse upcoming season with piano concerto vocal and instrumental soloists. Miss Clara Fairman and William King wed on Thanksgiving in Twin Falls. An inter department basketball league is planned with four teams and a new schedule. last year’s letter winners cannot play this season. The I club confirms the annual athletic ball for Reed Hall on December 5. St Paul potatoes trade at 3.75 a hundredweight, below October peak.
Local event advertises mystery boxes with top prize items and high value contents. Organizers invite community members to join, noting the sale proceeds support a charitable cause and a limited number of boxes remain.
An advertisement invites those affected by cancer or interested parties to seek information on cures claimed to be achieved at Taylorville under ethical medical supervision. It promises painless, non operative methods with permanent results and directs inquiries to the Secretary of the Chamber of Commerce in Taylorville, Illinois.
Local listing shows 50¢ for ladies hair cut on Saturdays and 60¢ for another ladies cut. The ad also mentions boys hair cut under a bee motif, indicating a small shop deal at 212 North Main.
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