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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1925
Page
4
Mrs. Anna Burdick of Washington argues that home management education for boys is essential. She says limiting women to domestic tasks ill prepares men for fatherhood and family life. Both parents should share budgeting health, discipline, and upkeep duties for a well rounded family.
A regiment attacked and slew about 3000 Russian allies after a dispute over a mah jong game. The incident began when a Chinese player found a Russian with two West Winds up his sleeve, escalating the violence.
A Connecticut economist proposes canceling one half of the debt Europe owes the United States, arguing that such action would likely prompt Europe to willingly settle the remaining half.
Dear Girls the story shows Mildred a shy self conscious woman in New York who feels snubbed by friends Yet a surprise party renews her faith and Mimi advises trusting true pals and overcoming vanity through friendship The piece ends with a 1925 copyright note and inquiry address
Jumbled lines list various historical figures with scattered birth and death details, including Hamilton, Jerome Monaparte, Alexander I, Queen Alexa, Ben Ralston, Zachary Lansdowne, and others. Concludes with conventions opening and a past legislative assembly note.
Festival of St Eloy honors metal workers while centennial deaths and birthdays frame a day of political and diplomatic activity. Canada Liberal Conservative meeting in Toronto, Oklahoma City hosts a chamber conference, Locarno treaty signing in London, Hoover to receive honorary ME degree in New York. Washington hosts a national study conference on churches and world peace as Pierre prepares for state and federal primaries.
Worcester R. Warner of Cleveland receives an honorary membership from the American Society of Mechanical Engineers at a New York ceremony. He is known for partnering with Ambrose Swasey in telescope and precision tool manufacturing, a venture begun after his Boston machinist training and Hartford years.
Today honors G H Williams 63, Edward J Edwards 62, George W Wheeler 65, William T Hornaday 71, Edward Voigt 52 born across states and Germany. Also listed are sports events from Jefferson Park New Orleans to Boxing in St Louis, with Greenland’s historic colonization and disappearance noted as a separate antiquarian tale.
Star Arcturus moves over 300 miles per second yet Earth distance keeps its apparent shift tiny. Since 130 B C S years ago, star catalogue remains nearly unchanged, showing a drift of about one degree or thrice the Moon’s diameter.
A short aphorism notes that gaining a strong reputation is simpler than sustaining it over time. It emphasizes ongoing effort, vigilance, and discipline to maintain prestige and trust.
Dicky watches Mama Emu and her five striped youngsters at the zoo and learns of their Australia home, flightless legs, and defenses. Mama Emu speaks of fear turned to fondness for people after meeting the keeper and notes their strong legs and neck feathers. The scene ends with Dicky rushing home to share the encounter with his mother.
A rehearsal of the Idaho Tech Symphony will be held this evening at 7 30 in the old main building auditorium. L Roubidoux notes the concert season will open with a varied program including a piano concerto and vocalists. Miss Clara Fairman and William King wed on Thanksgiving Day in Twin Falls. An inter department basketball schedule is being organized with four teams. The I club completed plans for the athletic ball at Reed Hall on December 5. St Paul potatoes quoted at 3 75 per hundredweight, 75 cents below October peak.
Local sale advertises mystery boxes with rumored big prizes. Organizers claim high value items hidden inside, drawing interest from collectors and bargain hunters alike. Proceeds reportedly support community projects.
Advertisement invites those affected or interested in cancer to seek information on cures under ethical medical supervision at Taylorville. Painless, nonoperative methods claimed to yield permanent results. address: The Secretary, Chamber of Commerce, Taylorville, Ill.
Readable text shows Citizens' Barber Shop at 212 North Main offering standard men's and boys haircuts with weekend specials. Ladies' haircuts priced at 60 cents and 75 cents on Saturdays.
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