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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1925
Page
4
The Idaho legislature opens its eighteenth session today with a largely Republican body and a strong working majority. The session is expected to be busy but focused on practical readjustments rather than sweeping new laws, with W. D. Gillis chosen as speaker and John McMurray as president pro tem of the senate.
Idaho editors urge residents to buy local and support Ban nock county printers. Resolutions call for county work to stay within the state, fair compensation for newspaper publicity of state institutions, and measures to promote Idaho to Idahoans while opposing federal price undercutting on envelopes.
Disjointed items reference 1781 Richmond plunder by British forces led by Rene Amel, 1875 Paris opera house issue, 1990 British demand to recall forces from Africa, a senate action authorizing a ship to carry ceras to Russians, Rhodes resigning Cape Colony premiership, and $900 payment to General Wities Hammond.
A husband recounts his wife's long list of morning chores and his habit of forgetting two crucial tasks. She scolds him for failing to bring home the iron and other items, highlighting domestic routines and the tension of everyday memory.
Dotty and Happy Giggles encounter Mrs Reindeer and Daddy Reindeer at the zoo. They learn females wear antlers, hooves are false, and reindeer glide on ice, as Mama Reindeer recalls Finland and Santa Claus uses them to pull his sleigh. They say goodbye at dusk.
A cautionary tale about flirtation and Make-Believe engagements. A charming suitor assumes seriousness, while a girl pretends affection for comfort and gifts until realities like finances and domestic duties end the fable.
Capricorns receive favorable work energy but must avoid haste and rash actions. After noon, doubts linger yet no clear outcome favors success or failure. stay poised and avoid risky moves. A born child described as healthy, energetic, and intense. if a mate shares your sign happiness rises. Notable birthday figures include Stephen Decatur and Herbert Bayard Swope.
Clyde B. Aitchison has been chosen to serve as chairman of the interstate commerce commission for the coming year. He has sat on the commission since 1917 and previously built a record on Oregon’s Public Service Commission.
A midwest cold snap caused more than a dozen deaths as an unusually harsh winter event swept the region and left fatalities across several cities and towns.
A satirical pastiche contrasts royal quarrels with modern political feuds. It lampoons Cyril and Nicholas in Paris over claim to czarship while noting Bolshevik threats, Germany's revenge mood, and a jab at Coolidge watching Senators La Follette and Brookhart.
Maj. Gen. Frank McIntyre born in Montgomery Alabama turns 60. Dr. Edgar Y. Mullins born in Franklin county Mississippi reaches 65. William Bennett Munro born in Ontario is 50. Isaac Bacharach born in Philadelphia is 55. Arthur Vietecher from Collinsville Illinois is 39.
Miss Mary Growne of southern California is named the second best woman golfer and the second best woman tennis player in the United States. She won two titles within three weeks after recovering from several months of illness.
The article explains how normal breathing rises during effort, defining shortness of breath as increased rate and depth to meet oxygen needs. It notes causes from obesity to heart and kidney disease, stressing persistent breathlessness as a danger signal warranting medical evaluation.
The newly elected German reichstag meets for its first session and the U S Supreme Court reconvenes after holiday recess. Nellie Taylor Ross inaugurates as Wyoming’s governor with George H Dern to follow in Utah. State bicameral sessions begin in several states and university representatives discuss religious work at the Univ. of Chicago. A Pensacola peonage case and the American Road Builders convention in Chicago highlight today’s agenda.
A portrait of Mrs Samuel Felto, the only woman to seat in the U S Senate, is shown at South Geo college. A Sarah Bernhardt garden villa is planned near Paris for artists. Mrs William Mahaney’s family marks Christmas and quadruplets birthday. Mary Lucas Keene becomes the world’s first female anatomy professor at London School of Medicine for Women, sharing a room with a skeletal mentor.
Charley Paddock, dubbed the fastest human, was born in Texas and raised in California. He emerged as one of the world’s fastest sprinters, reportedly holding records up to fifteen metres and winning major events last year, with rivals close behind him.
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