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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1925
Page
4
A discussion on paying adequate salaries to attract and retain capable teachers. It argues that well trained, well read, and well housed teachers raise pupils' outlooks and learning efficiency, and that society loses when teachers are underpaid. The piece links professional training, living standards, and community respect to teaching quality.
The War secretary on November 26 1921 stated that reserve officers are not subject to the army articles of war when off duty and may express views. If actions threaten government or cause disgrace the officer may be investigated for suitability to remain in the Officers Reserve Corps.
Dr. Harry Emerson Fosdick in New York argues that American college students today show higher religious commitment than a century ago. He cites Harvard visit and praises a generation that questions inherited beliefs yet remains deeply religious in the true sense. Dr. Charles Parkhurst adds that honest naming of issues fosters wholesome leadership.
Capricorn today shows unfavourable morning aspects for major actions but strong potential for research and preparatory tasks. After noon Moon in a favorable aspect boosts expression and daily affairs, aiding business and pleasure. Birthday individuals are diplomatic, imaginative, and kind, valuing moral encouragement over wealth.
Anone and firemen in Britain organized a general strike in response to wage reductions. The action involved collective walkouts and demonstrations across multiple towns, signaling broad opposition to the pay concessions.
Doris meets a talking dodder plant that admits to thieving from a bush and plans to seed anew. The story ends with a note that U S Portland cement production last year topped 150 000 barrels and more than 100 unions were affiliated with the American Federation of Labor.
A columnist advises stay at home daughters coping with loss of a mother. She urges turning house duties into an art, mastering cooking, entertaining, reading, music, and conversation to attract suitors and social engagement, despite limited outside opportunities.
The paper notes events including centenaries for General Robert E and John Adams Paddock, religious leaders in Olympia and St Cloud, a Southern Furniture Expo in High Point, National Tobacco Week activities, eulogies in the Senate, the Weehawken bootleg trial in Jersey City, a Berkeley Oxford UC debate on Prohibition, and the ninth biennial in St Louis of the Union of American Hebrew Congregations.
A humorous domestic vignette where a husband demands extras with meals and his wife laments the constant appeals for special requests. The piece contrasts his picky habits with a domestic routine and ends noting the wife's fatigue from afternoon naps.
A list of historical anniversaries with births and deaths of notable figures. Included are Bernardin Saint-Pierre born in Havre and died 1807, Robert E. Lee born in Virginia and died 1870, John Adams Paddock born Norwich Connecticut died Santa Barbara 1894, Henry Burden born Scotland died 1871, a 1889 Salvation Army split, 1894 Chinese Six Companies labor registration, 1909 George F. Chamberlain elected senator, 1917 Poincare's France war pledge until Alsace Lorra ine restored.
The Rt. Hon Augustine Birrell marks his seventy fifth birthday today. Born in Liverpool in 1850, he rose from Cambridge graduate to barrister and bencher. He served in cabinet roles including education and Ireland secretary, married twice, and pursued book collecting with notable works such as Obliter Dicta and Life of Charlotte Bronite.
In a late 19th century experiment a three man method applied to electricity for sheep husbandry showed potential gains. The process aimed to boost wool production and health through controlled electrical stimulation.
A reflective poem contrasts the bee as a hard working but fate driven creature with human choice. The speaker questions admiration for copying bee labor and vows to work only as needed. A humorous political aside notes a Senate appropriation in a short session.
Dr. Charles A L Reed reviews heredity and deaf mutism patterns from institutional records. He notes higher deaf offspring rates when both parents are deaf mute, and cites ratios across different mating scenarios. He argues marriage choices affect community health and urges faithful observance of healthful ideals. tomorrow's note previews cataract removal.
A 90 foot minaret rises over the tomb of Akbar the Greats beloved elephant at Fatima Sikri in India. The structure is decorated with ivory tusks and reflects era architectural style amid imperial monuments. Linoleum was invented 65 years ago.
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