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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1925
Page
4
The National Republican calls 1925 a watershed year with optimism about national prosperity. It credits security and stability, rising employment, improving agriculture, and strong American influence in Europe, arguing prosperity should be built on thrift, production, and peace.
The essay argues for explicit biological laws guiding marriage and reproduction to reduce divorces. It compares human life continuity to agricultural breeding and urges education from church, school, and press to strengthen informed marriage choices. Tomorrow previews pneumonia death prevention and notes Maori All Blacks tour and figures in Buenos Aires.
Betty and her elfin guide Go comeback transport the baby by shoulder ride to an Egyptian village. A young Egyptian girl explains the custom while Betty recalls carrying her sister Benny. Betty ends back at home longing for familiar American comforts.
A reflective column mixing verse and satire. The piece parodies modern concerns and historical quotes, blending light verse with commentary on gas prices, aviation, and social trends. It weaves literary references and playful quips about society and human behavior.
A list of notable anniversaries cites Acadia joining Massachusetts in 1692, Bernadotte born 1764, Jenner died 1823, Allen born 1847, Seattle conflicts in 1856, Hooker taking command in 1863, Holley converter patent in 1869, and 1922 anti-lynching bill passage. Includes birthplaces and death dates.
Birth bicentennial for Dr. George C. Heckman, longtime Hanover College president, and John Barton Payne marks his seventieth birthday. Colorado hosts a diagnostic exposition in Denver, while a murder trial opens in Bessemer for Dr. George T. Edwards. Industry and theatre groups plan meetings in Cincinnati and New York.
Early in the day avoid new ventures and impulsive actions. Meditate on speech, later improvements appear but caution remains advised. A birthday reader is candid and blunt, truth valued but not always needed. Notable births include Cornelius Bliss and Frank Lowden.
Arthur Woods, noted for leading New York City Police Department reforms, is named to replace Roy A. Haynes as United States prohibition commissioner. Woods, Boston native and Harvard graduate, previously served as deputy and chief commissioner, modernizing police with education and training emphasis.
Today marks birthdays of Rt. Rev. A F Winnington Ingram in Worcester shire aged 67, John Barton Payne in Chicago aged 70, Harry M Daugherty in Washington Court House aged 65, Maj James F Coupal in Springfield aged 41, and Roy Chapman Andrews in Beloit aged 41. The piece notes the 1818 Boston trotting meet as the first recorded in the U S with a mile under three minutes and mentions past national championships and Pacific coast titles.
An unclear sports note describes a tennis ball leaving a racquet and moving with an unusual trajectory. The fragment references players or lines but lacks full names, dates, or locations. The readable portion hints at a short event or collision but no concrete outcome is stated.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a royal context involving a princess and a king in an ancient setting. The readable terms reference a daughter of a king and a courtly sphere, suggesting a ceremonial description rather than a full narrative.
A humorous essay advises engaged women to prefer short engagements to curb worry and uncertainty. It contrasts modern flurries of doubt with past brides and suggests keeping work after marriage to ease the home shift, then easing into homemaking. The piece encourages practical planning and patience.
A husband nudges his wife to read newspaper clippings at moments of busyness. She resists, feigning indifference while hoping to avoid engagement. He pressingly prods, urging her to read and share opinions, framing it as broadening her mind.
Chicago hosts the National Automobile Dealers association. Cincinnati welcomes the National Canners association. St. Louis lists the Missouri Retail Hardware association. Yakima invites the Washington Beekeepers association. Topeka hosts the Kansas Retail Clothiers association. Columbus holds the Ohio Protestant Ministers association.
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