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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1925
Page
4
Poem contrasts athletics for women and men highlighting athletic growth and independence. It suggests women become sterner and more capable, altering romantic dynamics and challenging traditional male dominance. The speaker argues for letting women have their day despite the older view of male supremacy.
The Caldwell Tribune notes Jess Gowan denies seeking Idaho governor and supports N C Baldridge for governor. It discusses a crowded field with at least ten names, regional factions, and a need for a conservative,-unified platform to ensure stable administration and state growth.
The piece argues Britain and allied interests secured control over the rubber supply, boosting prices and outwitting American stock manipulators. It notes Hoover's call for economical rubber use, comments on U S car ownership, and suggests pursuing new rubber developments to stabilize future supply without market manipulation.
Reports say General Pershing remains involved as a personal envoy to Chile and Peru amid Tacna Arica tensions while President Coolidge acts as arbitrator. Disputes have sparked caustic remarks toward Pershing from both sides and a possible shift in personnel for the arbitration, though no change in overall plans is announced.
General Smedley Butler resumes Marine duties after narrowly missing political office as Major Kendrick of Philadelphia discharges him. The piece argues peacetime battles are equally brutal with sharp power plays and crankish influence that can sway cities like Philadelphia.
The Sheridan Journal showcases a busy weekly issue with a robust publisher Watt Brandon and a layout filled with entertaining columns. It highlights local welfare topics and community features in a lively, creditable presentation.
Doris meets Busy Bee and her mother Queen Bee, learning about hive life. The tale describes the bee family structure with mothers laying eggs, workers tending the larvae, and drones as males, illustrating a busy beehive in a whimsical village setting.
The piece notes Rudyard Kipling born in Bombay to English parents and educated in the United Service College He edited the Civil and Military Gazette and Pioneer before entering literature In the 1890s he traveled widely and lived in Vermont His early stories still sell about two million copies annually for a substantial income.
The list lists Francis Lewis born 1718 and died in New York, Prince Lobanoff born 1825, Frédéric Rose born 1791 and died in 1871, James IL Alcorn born 1816 and died in 1898, and Baronea Burdett-Coutts with royal ties. Several garbled lines reference ships, locations, and events.
News briefs note the death anniversary of geologist Jacob Cist and the Philippines Higalday holiday. The four month coal strike continues as Kipling turns sixty. Ambassador Moore sails home from Spain. Chicago marks the Iroquois theater disaster's 21st anniversary. A four day Methodist youth conference gathers in Memphis with 5060 attendees.
Notable figures celebrate birthdays including Rudyard Kipling born in Bombay 76 years ago today and Stephen Leacock born in England 56 years ago. Dr Francis Carter Wood of the Crocker Institute turns 66, Alfred E Smith governor of New York reaches 52, Simon Guggenheim 68, with births traced to Philadelphia Columbus and New York City.
Mexico City reports the senate has ratified the first section of the Parl Lamont debt funding pact. The chamber of deputies and the cabinet earlier approved it, with full ratification expected soon. Finance officials said preparations to begin payments on the foreign debt are complete.
San Francisco AP reports Los Angeles stations KFI and KJ will skip the International Radio week tests from January 24 to 30 unless plans change. They remained on air 8 to 9 PM Pacific time. The Pacific Radio Trade Association said it will not oppose observance of the silent hours. Fire Under Control in Ocean City Md Am ruins hit Atlantic and Seaside hotels and power plant after a summer blaze.
Daytona Beach announces that the first of 500 Bohemians from Chicago purchased ten acres on the Dixie highway and will arrive in January. Emil Wanatka Fred H Prodek and Father P V Zerenek of Chicago organize the colonization. Hank Gowdy begins duties with the Columbus American Association team January 1 and plans spring training at Camp Benning Georgia.
Advice warns against forcing contentment in failing relationships. Do not marry someone you no longer love because convenience erodes happiness. true fulfillment comes from mutual care and honest effort, not tolerating a stale bond.
The article notes that reducing mortality hinges on fighting heart and kidney diseases, especially in childhood. It lists ten health department statements: rheumatic causes, infectious nature of rheumatism, sore throats and growing pains as symptoms, chorea and heart involvement, enlarged tonsils and adenoids as entry points, and the need for special schooling and rest for affected children. It also warns that children with heart disease are not normal and stresses early care for a normal life expectancy.
Under the National Civic Federation a memorial service was held in New York. August Belmont and labor leader Samuel Gompers were honored at the event noting their influence and contributions.
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